● fees → buyback → liquidityCA: not launched yet18+ · not financial advice
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DO NOT TURN OFF
The original $THICC sticker
LIQUIDITY ENGINEOFF · NOT LAUNCHED

$THICC

$THICC is a coin whose creator fees automatically buy it back and add to its liquidity pool, so the pool keeps growing.

how it works

One simple loop

1 · fees claimedThe engine wallet collects the coin's pump.fun creator fees.
2 · 40% buys $THICC40% of the fees market-buys the coin.
3 · added to the poolThe bought tokens plus another 40% in SOL go into the PumpSwap liquidity pool.
4 · 20% buffer20% stays in the wallet to pay network fees. Then it repeats every 15 minutes.

Before the coin graduates from pump.fun there is no PumpSwap pool yet, so bought tokens are held in the engine wallet and added once the pool exists.

why it matters

Why it matters

deeper liquidity

Every cycle adds to the pool, so trades move the price less.

steady buy pressure

Fees turn into regular buys instead of being cashed out.

LP never pulled

The engine code only adds liquidity. It has no step that withdraws it.

live status
ENGINE STATUS
engineoff
coinnot launched
split40 / 40 / 20
cycleevery 15 min

Engine wallet: 2ge9…djdz1 (view on Solscan)

faq

FAQ

Is the LP locked?

The engine never withdraws liquidity; its code only adds. It is not a third-party lock, so the wallet itself could in theory be used manually. Check the wallet on Solscan any time.

Where do the fees go?

To the engine wallet: 40% buys $THICC, 40% is added to the pool as SOL alongside those tokens, and 20% stays as a buffer for network fees.

What's the engine wallet?

A dedicated Solana wallet (2ge9…djdz1) that claims the creator fees and runs the loop. All of its activity is public.

When does it start?

After launch. The engine is currently off and the coin isn't live yet. Until the coin graduates, bought tokens are held and go into the PumpSwap pool once it exists.