Firstance v2 · the flow
How a coin moves —
launch to burn.
v2 runs the same fixed rules as Firstance, but it never stops. Every step below is written into the program before the coin exists. Scroll to trace it.
ScrollA coin is minted
A new coin launches on pump.fun. The dev-buy is split by fixed rules — 50% to the vault, 3% to marketing, 1% to the team — before anyone can touch it.
The vaults are set up
At launch the on-chain vaults are created — the main vault holds 50% of the supply, the marketing vault holds 3%. Neither can be turned off, and neither can rug.
Past $100k, the run begins
Clear $100k in the first day and the coin lives on — the climb is real. Miss it, and the failure path takes over (see below).
Each milestone slows the selling
As the price clears milestones — $2.5M, $10M, on up — the vault's daily sell shrinks. The higher the coin climbs, the lighter the pressure it puts on itself.
Believers who tweet get paid
Back Firstance on X and your posts are scored and paid from the marketing vault — by merkle proof, straight from chain. Show up, get paid.
Earn · choose your board ↗At $100M, the rest is burned
When a coin reaches $100M, the vault stops selling and burns every remaining token forever. Supply drops and never comes back.
Or it liquidates itself
If the price slips back under $100k before it ever reaches $100M, the coin liquidates its own vault and hands the capital to the next launch. No one pulls a plug.
And the loop never stops
Every failure launches the next coin — same rules, no changes between runs. The series repeats itself forever, until one coin reaches $100M and ends it.
The first of many.
Firstance is the first project backed by FirstDoor. More coming soon.