A balance is not a position.
A snapshot sees tokens in a wallet at one moment. It cannot distinguish an early position from a last-minute buy, or durable exposure from temporary inventory. CarryCoin reconstructs the position through time, then lets the market fund its carry.
One block decides eligibility. History disappears.
Every clean lot carries its own verifiable tenure.
Trading creates the carry.
Every buy and sell creates creator fees. The machine uses 100% of spendable revenue to market-buy $CARRY, measures only the tokens that actually land, then routes that inventory into two published airdrop policies.
Each wallet receives its share of confirmed market-bought $CARRY by eligible carry weight.
Bought $CARRY releases when the eligible cohort crosses public population thresholds.
creator fees → market buy $CARRY → 80% continuous airdrop + 20% cohort reserveConfirmed cumulative fee triggers fire at 0.1, 0.2, 0.3, 0.4, and 0.5 SOL, then every additional 0.5 SOL. A recipient must clear at least 0.01 SOL of confirmed buy-cost value, while conservative delivery cost is capped at 25% of that value. Thinner allocations remain in reserve until a later interval.
The route is the admission test.
The classifier inspects transaction provenance, not labels supplied by an interface. Official-route buys enter the clean ledger. Fingerprinted or unknown intermediaries remain observable but never earn carry weight.
Only inventory acquired through the official route enters the carry-eligible ledger. Intermediary provenance fails closed.
Every eligible lot earns carry weight from its own acquisition slot. Old tenure cannot be bought after the fact.
A partial sale consumes the oldest eligible lots first, removing exactly the carry weight attached to what left.
A zero balance ends the position. Returning later starts a new clock instead of reviving old standing.
Time belongs to lots, not wallets.
Each carry-eligible lot keeps its own acquisition slot and remaining quantity. That makes old exposure economically different from newly arrived capital, even when both wallets show the same current balance.
remaining token quantity × (current slot − acquisition slot)wallet eligible weight ÷ total eligible weight × bought $CARRY inventoryCarry it publicly. Earn faster.
A Pump callout is a public endorsement tied by Pump to the caller's Solana wallet. If that wallet already holds a qualified position, the machine multiplies its standing by 1.25× for six hours. The boost is capped, never stacks, and does not create new reward inventory—it only changes the caller's temporary share of the same published holder pool.
The clean position must predate the callout. Buying after posting does not qualify.
One qualifying callout per wallet per 24 hours. Followers never scale payout.
qualified balance × time × 1.25 while verified endorsement is activePump's callout feed is an off-chain source. CarryCoin archives the exact record hash and revalidates the wallet on-chain. If Pump is unavailable, no new boost is invented and normal balance × time distributions continue.
Sell the position. Lose the carry.
The sale creates fees for the next $CARRY market buy, removes the sold lots from the weight ledger, and immediately cancels any active Call Carry endorsement. Remaining wallets inherit a larger relative share of every future airdrop. Partial exits are consumed FIFO; a full exit resets tenure.
Forfeited weight is never reassigned as a synthetic balance. It disappears from the denominator, increasing the relative share of eligible lots still present.
Receipts outrank promises.
The public ledger exposes eligibility, base and effective standing, Pump callout source hashes, boost expiry, exits, frozen allocations, carry receipts, machine status, and halt reasons. Before issuance, those surfaces remain empty instead of implying activity that has not happened.
The mint and fee-sharing configuration do not exist yet. Contract links and live receipts activate only after issuance.