A screenshot of a post
SUMMER
solana summer ππ
On the chain since 45d ago Β· the transaction that created it
Its coin
Every screenshot here is also a coin on Solana: a token named after the words, that anyone can buy and sell, and that one person can launch on Raydium. Connect a wallet to start. Coins are on a Solana test network for now, which pays out in test SOL.
Reading the chainβ¦
When it fills, the pot moves to a Raydium pool, the liquidity is burned, and the mint is closed for good. Or fill it yourself: launching SUMMER now costs about 31.6091 SOL with a wallet, above.
The call it makes
SOL higher from the moment this was posted. Checked against the price then, and a day, a week and a month later.
- A day later
- RIGHT +0.6%
- A week later
- RIGHT +3.9%
- A month later
- RIGHT +36.2%
The verdict doesnβt move the price. Itβs a record of what the market did, not a payout. This coin trades on whoβs buying it.
Is anyone building it?
30 days, busiest 34 in a day. Last commit 9h ago. Counted 8h ago from the public commits API, which you can re-ask.
This is context, not a score. It does not move the price and it is not part of whether the call was right β commits are a count of work, not a measure of whether the work is any good.
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How this coin pays out, and where it ends up
Every trade on this coin pays 2%, buying and selling alike: 0.75% to @blknoiz06, 0.5% to whoever called it, and 0.75% to Screenshot This. A round trip that goes nowhere costs you 4%.
When the curve fills, the pot does not vanish: it seeds a pool on Raydium at the price the curve closed at, the liquidity tokens are burned so nobody can pull it, the mint is closed so nobody can make more, and SUMMER trades there like any other Solana token. From then on it stops paying a callerβs share β ours included β because it is no longer trading here. Fees come off each trade, never out of the pot, so nothing the author or the caller earn was ever part of what backs the price.