SolSpliff — Tokenomics & Creator Fee Use

Total supply

1,000,000,000 {{TICKER}} (one billion tokens) — fixed at mint by pump.fun

Because we used pump.fun, on-contract allocations (pre-minted team wallets, in-contract vesting) are not available. The economics below describe how money received from creator-fee revenue will be used to support the token and community.

Creator-fee revenue — what this actually means

pump.fun contracts are configured to collect a creator/transaction fee, that fee generates a stream of revenue in SOL. The percentages below describe how the money received from those creator/fee payments will be spent.

Bonding note: Bonding / initial liquidity is handled by pump.fun. We will use the revenue from creator fees (and market buys where necessary) to execute the spending plan below and to fund off-contract actions that secure the token's future.

Detected / Proposed fee-revenue distribution

Below is the split of money received from creator/transaction fees. These percentages describe how collected funds will be used to finance promotions, development, charity, buybacks, and rewards.

Phase 1 — Initial Growth Period (until $25,000 in creator rewards)

During the first $25,000 in total creator-fee revenue, SolSpliff will prioritize community expansion and sustainability. The initial distribution will be:

Use	% of fee revenue	Purpose / Notes
Development (Dev Rewards)	25%	Developer rewards and infrastructure costs to strengthen early project foundations.
Advertising & Promotions	25%	Marketing, partnerships, and visibility campaigns to grow the SolSpliff brand.
Community Fund	50%	Community incentives, giveaways, and DAO-driven initiatives.
Total	100%

Phase 2 — Standard Long-Term Distribution (after $25,000 milestone)

Once total creator-fee revenue exceeds $25,000, the allocation will revert to the long-term structure originally proposed:

Use	% of fee revenue	Purpose / Notes
Promotions & Advertising	30%	Marketing, community growth, paid promos, influencer collaborations.
Development & Bots	25%	Ongoing development (website, bots, tooling) and ops costs.
Charity / Community Fund	18%	Donations and community grants determined by DAO votes.
Team & Operational Expenses	12%	Non-speculative operating costs & contractual obligations.
Buybacks & Burns	5%	Market buybacks and controlled burns to support tokenomics.
Locking Rewards & Incentives	10%	Short-term staking/locking incentives and reward pools.
Total	100%

Clarification: these percentages apply to the money received from creator/transaction fees — not to the token supply. The initial growth-phase distribution will continue until total collected creator-fee revenue reaches approximately $25,000 in SOL equivalent, after which the long-term tokenomics structure resumes automatically. All disbursements will be executed in SOL and posted on-chain for verification via the Transparency Log.

Tokenomics — Authoritative Details

Creator Rewards / Owner Share

The project owner will receive 12% of creator rewards generated by the Pump.fun minting process. Important: This 12% is a share of the creator rewards from Pump.fun — it is not a direct allocation of tokens from the token supply at mint.

During the first $25,000 in total creator-fee revenue, 25% of collected funds will be directed toward developer rewards as part of the early-growth allocation plan. After the $25K milestone, distributions return to the long-term breakdown listed above.

Changeability and Governance

Changes to the owner’s 12% share of creator rewards can only occur if BOTH of the following happen:

The DAO passes a formal vote to change the share; and
The project owners (the creators) provide written agreement to the change.

In other words, the owner’s 12% share cannot be unilaterally changed by the DAO alone — the owners must also agree.

Wallet & Contract Status

Wallet addresses (Team/Treasury/Liquidity) and the final contract address have not been published yet. These will be posted on this site and announced on official channels prior to, or at, launch. Do not trust any wallet address supplied outside our official announcements.

How funds will be used & verified (implementation plan)

Promotions: Funds sent to a public marketing wallet; payments for campaigns will be posted with tx receipts.
Development: Payouts to devs/contractors processed from an ops wallet; invoices and tx links published.
Charity: Charity payouts will be announced prior to donations; txs and receipts will be provided.
Buybacks & Burns: Purchase {{TICKER}} on the open market using fee revenue and send to burn address; every buy & burn tx will be posted to the Transparency Log.
Locking Rewards: Reward pools funded from fee revenue for short-term locking/staking programs; reward schedules will be published.
Reserve: Contingency funds held in multisig treasury for DAO-approved long-term initiatives.

ALL WALLETS WILL BE POSTED HERE BEFORE LAUNCH

All funding actions will be verifiable via transaction links and wallet addresses posted to our transparency page. Because the pump.fun contract controls bonding/liquidity mechanics, some steps (initial bonding) will be shown via pump.fun UI and explorer txs.

Governance & Treasury control

Spending of collected fee revenue will be subject to governance where feasible. Initial spend authority and multisig configuration will be published prior to major expenditures.

Initial authority: Team-managed multisig until the DAO voting infrastructure is fully operational.
DAO transition: We plan to migrate spending control to DAO-approved multisig signers following a proposal and successful vote.
Verification: All outgoing spends will be accompanied by a proposal (or post-facto report) and tx links on the Transparency Log.

Transparency commitments

We commit to a public Transparency Log listing:

Official mint / contract address: {{CONTRACT_ADDRESS}}
Pump.fun bonding/LP details & relevant txs
Multisig/treasury wallet address: {{MULTISIG_ADDRESS}}
All major fee-revenue disbursements with explorer links
Buyback & burn txs with explorer links

Multisig Signer Rotation Policy

To keep treasury security and community trust high, SolSpliff uses a formal signer rotation policy. This explains how signers are added, replaced, or removed and how we avoid accidental lockouts.

Key points (short):

Signer changes require a signed multisig proposal (i.e., the same multisig process used for spending).
Typical configuration: 3-of-5 signers. To change signers we follow an approved proposal and collect the required threshold of signatures.
At least one signer is reserved as a community representative (not a core dev) to reduce centralization risk.

DAO Governance

After token distribution, SolSpliff will transition into a community-led DAO. Each token represents a voice. The DAO will propose and vote on matters including marketing budgets, collaborations, and treasury expenditures. Proposals will initially be conducted via an off-chain platform such as Realms, with on-chain migration planned once the community reaches maturity.

Detailed rotation process

Proposal: Any existing signer or DAO-approved delegate may file a signer-rotation proposal. The proposal must include the reason, the address to add/remove, identity or role of the new signer, and a migration plan if necessary.
Notification period: Proposals stay open for 7 calendar days to allow community review and objections (shorter emergency path may be specified but must be documented).
Approval: The multisig executes the signer change after collecting the configured threshold of signatures (e.g., 3 of 5). The execution itself is an on-chain transaction so it is publicly verifiable.
Post-change verification: Within 24 hours the team publishes a Verification Notice in the Transparency Log with: (a) the executed multisig tx link, (b) the new signer list (addresses & roles), and (c) any updated contact info.
Emergency replacement: If an active signer loses private key access, an emergency replacement can be initiated by the remaining signers via multisig proposal; emergency changes must be logged and justified publicly.
Rotation cadence: We recommend reviewing and optionally rotating one signer every 12 months to reduce long-term single-point risks.

Safety notes: Use hardware wallets for signers when possible. Never publish private keys. If a signer is suspected of compromise, follow the emergency replacement flow immediately and notify the community.

Example disclosure to publish after a rotation:
Multisig rotation executed: 3-of-5. Removed signer: Wallet A (address). Added signer: Wallet E (address). Multisig update tx: EXPLORER_LINK.

Utility Vision

While SolSpliff begins as a meme project born on Pump.fun, its roadmap includes community-driven utility features such as voting, locking rewards, and access to limited-edition digital content tied to our brand. Future DAO proposals may also direct the treasury toward collaborations, merch, and promotional campaigns that sustain long-term token engagement.

How to buy (short)

Bonding and buy UX is provided by pump.fun. Follow these safety steps:

Install Phantom or another Solana wallet and fund with SOL.
Use pump.fun bonding UI or the recommended DEX aggregator and ensure the mint matches: {{CONTRACT_ADDRESS}}.
Set reasonable slippage; if transactions fail because of fees, increase slightly.
After purchase, add the token to your wallet with the mint address.

Wallet Addresses — Not Published Yet

Wallet addresses for Treasury, Team, and Liquidity have not yet been created or published. They will be published here and announced on our official channels prior to token launch. Please only trust addresses posted on this website or within verified official announcements.

Legal & Risk Disclaimer

SolSpliff ($SPLIFF) is a community-driven meme token launched via Pump.fun on the Solana network. It does not represent an investment contract or guarantee of future value. The token has no intrinsic financial return mechanism and is primarily for entertainment, community engagement, and future DAO-based utility experiments.

This page is informational only and is not legal, tax, or financial advice. SolSpliff is experimental and participation carries risk, including total loss. Consult a licensed professional if needed. Always do your own research. The SolSpliff team provides no promises or guarantees beyond the transparent operation of the community treasury and DAO governance.