Features

Flywheel Mode

How it works

Flywheel Mode turns a token's own trading activity into upward pressure. When enabled at launch, a share of the trading fees the token generates is used to buy back the token and burn it— permanently removing supply. The more it trades, the more gets bought back and burned. That's the flywheel.

Opt-in at launch.Toggle Flywheel Mode on when you create a coin. It's completely optional.
Buy back & burn. Claimed fees fund market buys that are sent to a burn address, shrinking the circulating supply over time.

Fully automated

The flywheel runs on a schedule with no human in the loop. Every hour, Dreams sweeps each flywheel-enabled coin and, when its claimable fees clear a minimum threshold, executes the full cycle: claim → buy → burn → log. It works in both phases of a coin's life — while it's still on the bonding curve, and after it graduates to a DAMM v2 pool.

50% of fees, every cycle

By default, half of each cycle's claimed fees are spent on the buy-and-burn (a small amount of SOL is always reserved to cover transaction costs). The rest stays in the treasury.

Transparent by default

Every buyback is logged on the token's page — the amount of SOL spent, the number of tokens burned, and a link to the on-chain transaction — alongside running totals. It's a clear, verifiable commitment that a token's success feeds back to its holders rather than leaking value out of the ecosystem. Developers can read the engine internals on the Flywheel engine page.