TorchEvery dump lights the torch.
On Torch, the dev locks part of their bag into 12 torches before launch. Each big sell lights one, and that slice of the dev's bag is burned in front of everyone.
A dump here costs the dev, not only the chart.
One big sell, one torch
A wallet that sells 0.25% of the supply or more, in one transaction or within 60 seconds, lights the next torch. When snipers leave in the first minutes, they light the first ones.
A brake, in public
One torch per 10 minutes and four at most in the first hour. A big sell that lands during the brake is shown as queued and lights the next torch the second the brake lifts.
Something always happens
If nothing has lit by minute 30, the first torch lights anyway. Torches still standing after 30 days all burn. The dev never gets the reserved bag back.
The torch log
of the supply burned · torches still armed
Each line is one torch: the sale that lit it, the share of supply it burned, and the burn transaction. Copy it as a tweet in one click.
Open the full proof logThe dev's bag is on the page, live.
We have watched a dev sell a whole 4% bag 131 seconds after launch; the coin was empty by minute five. So every coin page shows the dev's bag in percent, split into what is reserved for torches and what is free, and every dev sale is written in red with its timestamp.
A dev sale lights a torch like any other. If the dev touches the reserved part, every remaining torch burns at once.
$EMBER dev bag · 4.00% of supply at launch
Coins carrying a torch
Explore all coinsSample coins until the first launches.
Launch here instead of straight on Stonks.
- Free, full launchYour wallet creates the coin on Stonks and makes the dev buy in the same transaction. Torch adds no fee.
- A living objectYour coin page carries its 12 torches, the next event and its countdown.
- Automatic, public burnsYou sign 12 burns once in your wallet. The site submits each one when its sale arrives.
- A bag people can readA small, locked dev bag reads better on a new-pairs screen than a large free one.
Questions people ask before they ape
Short answers. The full mechanism, step by step, is on How it works.
What counts as a big sell?
One wallet selling at least 0.25% of the supply in a single transaction, or adding up to that within 60 seconds. Smaller sells never light a torch.
What exactly burns?
A slice of the dev's own bag. At launch the dev reserves part of their buy and cuts it into 12 torches. Each torch is a burn the dev signed in their wallet before the coin existed. The site only submits it.
Can snipers empty all 12 in five minutes?
No. One torch per 10 minutes, four at most in the first hour. A big sell during the brake waits in a public queue and lights the next torch when the brake lifts. The first four torches are also the smallest.
What if the dev sells?
A dev sale lights a torch like anyone else's and is written in red with its timestamp. If the dev touches the reserved part, every remaining torch burns at once; anything that can no longer burn is shown as cancelled, in red.
Does Torch take a fee or hold funds?
No. Launching is free. Trading fees are the ones Stonks charges: 1% StonkFun and 0.25% Raydium, 0% to the creator. There is no treasury and no site wallet.