Everything about HEART, its fees, the engines and what's live today.
Economic infrastructure for Solana memecoins, especially tokens from Pump.fun. A token commits its creator-fee stream to HEART, the creator chooses how the token's share is allocated, and HEART's engines (holder rewards, buybacks, liquidity, reserve) carry it out.
No. Tokens launch on Pump.fun. HEART plugs in after the launch to help the token's economy keep working.
Not yet. This website is a preview and every figure on it is sample data. The engines are disabled in production and HEART has not been independently audited. An independent audit is required before mainnet.
HEART charges its fees on the committed creator-fee stream; the rest is the token's own allocation, which the creator configures. Creators receive nothing from HEART. Routed fees fund the token's engines.
No. The creator commits the token's creator-fee stream and configures how the token's share is used. HEART does not pay the creator personal earnings, and there is no withdrawal.
A protocol share supports $HEART and its engines. It is not a promise of returns to anyone.
No. HEART does not publish revenue figures on its website. Solana transactions are public, though, so on-chain activity can be looked up independently.
HEART lets a token commit its creator-fee stream to one place and configure buybacks, holder rewards, liquidity and a reserve for its own economy, with public engine status. It promises no returns.
Yes. Pump.fun keeps administrative powers over its own programs, including reassigning a token's creator-fee sharing after it is locked. If that happens, HEART stops collecting for that token and keeps its records; fees not yet collected can go to the new recipient. HEART cannot prevent or reverse it.
Yes, through an on-chain proposal that waits your Heart's timelock. Wallet features arrive when HEART goes live.
It is locked: it explains conceptually where a token's share goes, without numbers, until its economics are approved. It never forecasts prices, returns or rewards.
No. Burn is a way to dispose of tokens a buyback bought, and production burns are disabled. Bought tokens are locked in HEART custody by default.
No. There is no $HEART contract address. Any token claiming to be $HEART is not ours. The official address will be published on the $HEART page first.
Never. Connecting a wallet only shares your public address. Anyone asking for your seed phrase is a scammer.
Still curious? Read the docs.