Roadmap
What is built, what is being worked on, and what comes next.
Everything under Shipped can be checked on the chain today. Nothing below it is a promise about a date.
Done
Shipped
Live and verifiable, newest first.
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The 5% lock
20 Sep 2026A second five percent of every round buys $STONK5 and sends it to a vault, emptied once a week into a Jupiter Lock escrow that runs for five years. No cancel authority, one fixed recipient: nobody can bring it forward, us included. The slots went from 19% to 18% each to pay for it, and the vault earns nothing.
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A place to talk
19 Sep 2026An official Telegram group, linked from every page here and filed with DexScreener so it shows on the token’s page too. Feedback, questions and ideas go there; the best of them end up on this page.
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Every round, on the record
19 Sep 2026Every cycle the engine has run, from its own books: what it bought, burned and locked, what went out to holders, and what was carried. Where a round did not go to plan, a note says so.
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The top five, read three ways
19 Sep 2026The venue's list is read every few minutes and remembered, and the basket is the median market cap over the last half hour, checked against DexScreener. One stale reading cannot decide a round, and the site shows the list the engine will buy.
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The 3% cap, and its removal
18–21 Sep 2026For three days a wallet holding more than 30,000,000 $STONK5 — 3% of the supply — earned nothing. Holders asked for it to go, and on 21 September it went: there is no upper limit any more. The pool stays excluded, as it always was.
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Claims: what any wallet has received and is owed
19 Sep 2026Paste an address and see every payout it received, what it is still owed and why that is waiting, and whether it is in the running for the next round. Answered from the engine's own books, judged by the same rules the next round applies. Read-only.
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Tokenomics revised, once
18 Sep 2026A round every five hours or at 5 SOL, whichever comes first. 5% buys $STONK5 and burns it, 5% locks it away, and the rest buys the top five. Holding time counts across the whole cycle, not the calendar hour.
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The burn, on its own page
19 Sep 2026What has been burned so far, as a share of the 1,000,000,000 issued, and every burn with a link to its transaction. The lock moved in beside it on 20 September.
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The new look
18 Sep 2026A new logo, banner, favicon and social cards across the site, and the token logo at a stable address for wallets and aggregators to link.
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The engine runs itself
17 Sep 2026A timer checks every two minutes whether a round is due. When it is, the engine claims, burns, buys the five and pays out, with nobody starting it and every transaction from one public address.
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Distributions to holders
17 Sep 2026Weighted by how much was held and for how long, across the whole basket. A payout too small to be worth its own token account is carried, never dropped.
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A holding floor that survives the price moving
17 Sep 202650,000 $STONK5 or $20 worth, whichever you reach first, measured as an average over the cycle. Below that, the rent on the account a payout lands in costs more than the payout.
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The ledger is backed up off the machine
18 Sep 2026The record of who is owed what is copied away and read back to prove the copy replays. A backup nobody has checked is not a backup.
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DexScreener token info
18 Sep 2026Logo, header, website and socials are attached to the pair, so it shows up as a token with a project behind it rather than as an address.
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This site, rebuilt
18 Sep 2026One data layer instead of eleven, every text pair measured against WCAG AA, and no part of the page that can go blank because a different part failed.
Now
In progress
Being worked on at the moment.
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The new look reaching every listingwaiting on others
submittedFiled with DexScreener and Jupiter; wallets pick it up from there as their caches refresh. This site and the token's own page are already switched.
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Design and branding, continued
ongoingThe rebrand was a first pass. Banner, cards and the pages themselves will keep being refined; nothing about the engine changes with it.
Next
Being listed and verified
These make the token legible to people who have never heard of it. Each one is decided by the platform, not by us, so they are listed without dates.
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Birdeye verification
Verified token info and a listed profile on Birdeye.
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CoinMarketCap listing
With supply, contract and links submitted and confirmed.
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CoinGecko listing
The other half of the pair most people check first.
After that
Under consideration
Wanted, not scheduled. Listed because a roadmap that only contains what is certain is not telling you much.
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Harder limits on the treasury key
One key signs the rounds today, under a per-round and per-day spending cap. Splitting that across more than one signer is the next step, and it has not been taken yet.