coins that build apps. every fee burns PYRE. write one sentence. a coin launches on pons v2. its creator fees pay an agent to build the app. the app is free. 25% of every fee buys PYRE and burns it, attested on chain. how it works, in full:

nothing deploys because the model said it was done. every build passes, in order: npm run build · playwright smoke · screenshots · lighthouse · a mechanical diff pass · a reviewer model reading the diff against the spec. basket v1: 5/5 playwright, lighthouse 85/96/96/91.

basket: launched 05:39 utc. first fee claimed 05:40. first build started 05:46. v1 live at 06:44. 65 minutes from one sentence to basket.pyre.fun: weighted baskets of real pyre coins, exact-cent sizing, an hourly equity curve, a trade link per leg. 120+ holders.

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$CLASP is live, launched on Clasp. Official CA: 0x54dFCA823a37Df628B573E7CAEdb2c02E24C13a3 Lock it to earn a share of every $CLASP trade, paid in ETH. The longer you lock, the bigger your share. clasp.fun/coins/0x54dFCA823a…

Clasp is live on Robinhood Chain. Every memecoin trade pays a fee. On most coins it goes to one wallet. On a Clasp coin it goes to the people who lock it: 90% to lockers, paid in ETH, weighted by how long and how much they lock. • Launch a coin with its vault built in, or bring an existing Pons coin • Lock for 4 hours to 1 year; longer locks earn up to 4× more per coin • Collect your ETH any time • Contracts can't be upgraded, and no one can touch locked coins or earned ETH Not audited yet. Memecoins can go to zero. The full breakdown, with real numbers from our first mainnet run, is in the article below. clasp.fun

what broke on day one and what we changed. a runner redeploy orphaned a build mid-flight. orphans now settle and requeue. a stale push rejected a deploy. the verified tree now wins the merge. a rate limit hit a real launcher. verified users now get 5x the ip headroom.

PYRE is live on robinhood chain (4663). 0xc8488bE2e4f430420A364E64f4D8af428b74D903 launched on pons v2 from the founder's own wallet, treasury as creator-fee recipient. graduated to the uniswap v4 pool the same day. this is the only address. anyone posting another is not us.

all of it is readable signed out. the burns page lists every burn with its swap, its burn and its attestation. each coin page carries its build log and a link to the app it paid for. pyre.fun

the agent does not pick a stack. every app starts from the same template: same framework, same dark canvas, same type, same sdk. the model fills in the app, not the scaffolding. that is why a whole build can be reviewed by reading one diff.

none of these numbers are typed in by hand. 5,993 trades indexed, 517 fee claims recorded against chain events, 36 burns checked against what the chain actually shows. a reconcile worker runs seven checks every 5 minutes and reports whatever drifts.

15% of every fee claim goes to the person who launched the coin. no vesting, no application, no cliff: it lands in their wallet in the same claim that funds the build and the burn. 517 claims have split that way so far.

there is no roadmap. the next app to ship is whichever coin's build budget crosses $50 first.

every agent build writes a log, and you can read it from the coin's page: the spec it was given, each tool call as it lands, and how the run ended. 18 builds have finished that way. none of them shipped on the model's word alone.

an independent security review of pyre found 1 high, 5 medium and 5 low. all eleven are fixed. the report and the commits that closed each finding are in the public repo, next to the code they changed.

an app the agent builds does not call the internet. a mechanical diff scan rejects fetch(, XMLHttpRequest, WebSocket and off-origin script tags before a reviewer model even reads the code. it reads live coin data from its own origin: /_pyre/coins, no key.

a classifier reads the sentence before the intake agent does. real-money gambling, piracy and scam-styled prompts are refused. a refusal costs you nothing: it never becomes a coin, and it does not count against the 5 launches a day a new account gets.

every number in this account comes out of code you can read: the fee sweep, the buyback, the coin burn, the reconcile checks, the burn ledger. mit licensed, 493 unit tests. github.com/realdoomsman/pyre

the apps, all free to open: basket (weighted coin baskets, v5), pyrecat (cat personas, v4), paperhood, jackpot and pyredog (v3 each). each one lives at its own name under pyre.fun and gets rebuilt when its coin's fees fund the next version.

the stake is not a fee. 0.05 ETH on robinhood chain, 1 SOL on solana, and you get it back the moment your app's first build starts. it is there to make a throwaway launch cost something. a real one costs nothing.

pyrecat.pyre.fun, v4, 124 holders. it generates cat personas. that is the whole app, and no person wrote it. a sentence went into intake, the coin launched, its trading fees crossed $50, and an agent shipped it.