A focused gamer leans forward with a controller, beneath a glowing green closed lock.

YOU KNOW THE POSE.

LOCKED
IN.

Lean forward. Lock in.

The meme is focus.
The mechanism is commitment.

See the locks How it works

LESS TALK. MORE LOCK.50% FEES → BUY → DISTRIBUTE → LOCK

01 / THE MECHANISM

Fees in.
New holders out.

Every funded cycle buys $LOCKEDIN and sends the tokens to a fresh program-derived address with no private key.

0150% creator fees
Half goes to the buyback vault. The other half goes to the creator.
02Automatic buyback
The keeper buys on the bonding curve or PumpSwap once the vault can fund a cycle.
03Distribute + lock
Each purchase goes to a new keyless address. No user claim or staking step.
04Holder count +1
One more funded address per cycle. Tokens stay in supply; this is not a burn.

The design targets permanent locks. The on-chain checks below show whether the deployed program and fee routing meet that commitment.

02 / FOLLOW THE LOCKS

Commitment, counted.

ON-CHAIN READINGS

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Keyless holder addresses

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$LOCKEDIN in these addresses

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Of total token supply

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SOL in the buyback vault

Checking the network…

Every keyless address

Balances come from Solana. Transaction links come from keeper receipts.

Cycle	Holder address	Tokens	Private key	Transaction
Waiting for the first reading.

This counts funded keyless addresses created by the mechanism, not people. Holder totals on other trackers can use different rules.

03 / CHECK THE COMMITMENT

Trust the receipts.
Check the rules.

A keyless address has no private key. Its owning program can still sign, so permanence also depends on the deployed program's code and upgrade authority.

50% fee routing: Awaiting on-chain verification
Program permanence: Awaiting on-chain verification
Keeper activity: No production reading yet

Supply stays the same.

Tokens remain in supply. The mechanism adds funded keyless holder addresses instead of burning tokens.

No holder airdrop.

“Distribute” means distribute buybacks to fresh keyless addresses. Existing holders do not receive a reward payment.

Anyone can run a cycle.

The cycle instruction is permissionless. Automatic execution needs a running, funded keeper; another caller can take over.

Derive a holder address yourself

Each cycle uses the mint and its index. You can reproduce the addresses independently.

import { PublicKey } from "@solana/web3.js";
const program = new PublicKey("Awaiting deployment");
const mint = new PublicKey("Awaiting launch");
function holder(index) {
  const i = Buffer.alloc(4);
  i.writeUInt32LE(index);
  return PublicKey.findProgramAddressSync(
    [Buffer.from("hold"), mint.toBuffer(), i], program
  )[0];
}
// PublicKey.isOnCurve(holder(0).toBytes()) === false

Counter: Awaiting launch
Buyback vault: Awaiting launch

CONTRACT ADDRESSAwaiting launch — no production mint configured

THE POSE. THE MEME. THE MECHANISM.

STAY LOCKED IN.

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LOCKEDIN.

Fees in.New holders out.