Wrench
Wrench
The self-tightening launchpad for pump.fun
Launch on pump.fun through Wrench and the coin's creator fees never touch a dev wallet. Every minute Wrench claims them, market-buys the coin and burns what it bought. Supply only moves one way.
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Launch on pump.fun
Same coin, same bonding curve, same pump.fun page. One difference: who the creator is.
Mechanism
One loop, run once a minute against every coin. Fees in at step two, supply out at step four.
Bolt
The launch transaction sets the coin's creator to a Wrench vault generated for that coin alone. pump.fun pays the creator share of every trade to a vault derived from whatever sits in that slot, so the fee stream points at Wrench from the very first trade. Your dev buy, if you make one, rides in the same transaction so nothing can land between the two.
Torque
Once a minute the keeper reads the pending creator fees on every coin it manages in one batched lookup and collects anything above the minimum. Reading before claiming is what keeps this cheap at scale: a coin with nothing pending costs one account read instead of a wasted transaction.
Tighten
Every lamport collected market-buys the coin: on its bonding curve before graduation, on PumpSwap after. These are ordinary buys on the open market, not transfers out of some inventory, which is why the pressure shows up on the coin's own chart.
Burn
The tokens bought are burned in the same transaction. There is no stash of tokens waiting to be sold and no wallet to rug from: supply goes down with every sweep and it can't come back.
Wrenched coins
Every coin launched through Wrench, with what the loop has done to it so far.
Latest sweeps
Each time the keeper torques fees into a coin, as it lands.
FAQ
Why launch through Wrench instead of pump.fun directly?
Because your coin gets a mechanic a plain launch can't have: creator fees that never reach a wallet. They are claimed by the keeper, spent buying the coin on the open market, and burned. Anyone can verify it: the coin's creator is the vault address, and every sweep is a public transaction.
Who holds the vault keys?
Wrench does. Each vault is derived from a master seed the keeper holds, one address per coin. The dev never gets the key, and the vault never signs anything except buys and burns of its own coin.
What does it cost?
The launch transaction pays pump.fun's normal creation cost plus whatever dev buy you choose. Wrench adds no fee on top, and the keeper pays the gas for every sweep.
Can the dev still earn from the coin?
Only the way everyone else does: by holding it. Every sweep buys back and burns supply. If you want a creator fee paid to yourself, Wrench isn't your tek.
Does it keep working after graduation?
Yes. Before graduation the keeper buys on the bonding curve; after, on PumpSwap. Creator fees accrue in both places and both are swept by the same loop.
Which wallets work?
Any Solana wallet that speaks the Wallet Standard: Phantom, Solflare, Backpack and friends. Wrench never sees your key. You sign one transaction, the same one pump.fun would ask you to sign.