Autonomous vault series on Solana · v2
One coin ends.
The next begins.
Firstance v2 — the Daily series — runs the same fixed rules as the original vault, but it does not stop. A coin that fails to find a market is liquidated and the next one launches on its own. Nobody presses a button. Nobody can change the rules mid-flight.
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Not live yet. The program is deployed and verified on devnet — the full launch path, both timers and the payout split all run against the real pump programs, and the on-chain layer passes its unit and integration tests. Mainnet has not been deployed. This page will show the live coin the moment it is.
Two engines, running side by side
Make sure you know which one you are buying.
Firstance v1 and Firstance v2 are separate programs with separate coins. They share the same rulebook for selling — they differ in what happens at the end.
One coin, one ending.
A single coin with the terminal vault and a marketing vault that pays the community. When it reaches $100M the remainder burns and the story is finished.
A series that restarts itself.
Same daily sell schedule, same $100M burn. But a coin that stays under $100k for a full day is liquidated, and the program's keeper launches the next one automatically.
The loop
Four states. Two ways out.
Every coin in the series walks the same path. Only one of the two exits ends the series — the other one starts it over.
Bought at launch
54% is bought at launch: 53% is locked on-chain — the vault plus a 3% marketing vault — and 1% is set aside for the team, none of it freed until the coin clears $1M.
Waiting for a market
Below $100k the vault sells nothing. It is waiting to see whether a market shows up.
Selling on a schedule
Past $100k the vault sells a fixed slice each day, halving as the cap climbs — split across five sales so it never dumps.
The series ends
Hold $100M for an hour and every remaining token is destroyed. The series ends on a win, not a whimper.
A coin only dies from indifference. If the market never arrives within a day, the vault liquidates, the capital comes back, and a fresh coin goes out. That is the whole engine.
Why nothing fires on a wick
Both endings are on a stopwatch.
Neither exit triggers on a moment. The price has to stay there. A spike that lasts five minutes changes nothing, in either direction.
The clock starts the moment the cap drops below $100k and resets the instant it comes back. Only a full unbroken day triggers liquidation — and the next coin.
A brief touch of $100M does not burn anything. The cap has to hold for a full hour — any dip below sends the clock back to zero.
Where the money goes
Two addresses, fixed before the coin exists.
Both are written into the vault when it is created and cannot be changed afterwards — not by the team, not by the keeper that runs the loop, not by anyone holding a key.
Sale proceeds
Everything the daily selling earns goes to a cold address and stays there. This is the profit, and it never returns to the machine.
immutable · coldLiquidation capital
When a coin fails, what comes back is working capital, so it returns to the wallet that funds the next launch. That is what makes the loop self-sustaining.
immutable · workingSplitting the two is the point: profit is protected by the program itself, while the loop still refuels without anyone moving money by hand.
Verify it yourself
Don't trust the page. Read the program.
Questions
The parts people ask about.
How is this different from the original Firstance?
The sell schedule is the same. What changes is the ending: the original is one coin that finishes at $100M. Firstance v2 is a series — a coin that fails to hold $100k for a day is liquidated, and the next launches automatically. Like the original, Firstance v2 funds a 3% marketing vault from the launch buy; it also sets aside 1% for the team to keep building.
Who decides when a new coin launches?
Nobody. The condition is written into the program: 24 continuous hours under $100k. When it is met, the vault liquidates and the keeper launches the next coin without anyone approving it.
What stops it launching coins forever?
Money and rules. Each launch needs real capital, and the program enforces a minimum gap between launches plus a hard ceiling on how much can be spent in a day. A win also ends the series — after a $100M burn, no new coin follows.
Can the team dump on me?
The vault can only sell what the schedule allows, to an address fixed before the coin existed. The 4% held outside the vault — 3% for the marketing vault that pays the community and 1% for the team to fund development — is only released once the coin passes $1M, or sold back if the coin fails first. Nothing is released early.
Is my coin abandoned when a new one launches?
A new coin only launches after the previous one has been fully liquidated — its vault is empty and its story is over. Two coins in the series are never running at the same time.
Is it live?
Not yet. The program is deployed on devnet, where the launch path, both timers and the payout split were verified against the real pump programs. Mainnet has not been deployed. This page will show the live coin as soon as it is.