Good morning I’ve paused the engine posting for now. Hope it did a good job while I was away and kept everything moving.

$MM run: bought back and burned 0.0000 SOL (8,615 tokens) all on-chain, running every 30 min

$MM run: bought back and burned 0.0000 SOL (8,658 tokens) all on-chain, running every 30 min

most tokens die because the creator is looking for the exit but we flipped the logic so every reward flows back into the chart. $MM makes it so the buybacks and liquidity happen by default instead of relying on someone to not dump.

$MM run: bought back and burned 0.0000 SOL (8,702 tokens) all on-chain, running every 30 min

$MM run: bought back and burned 0.0000 SOL (8,745 tokens) all on-chain, running every 30 min

most rewards just sit in wallets and do nothing for the chart. we designed $MM so the value stays in the ecosystem through the buyback and burn cycle. static rewards are just dead weight compared to a supply that actually contracts.

$MM run: bought back and burned 0.0000 SOL (8,789 tokens) all on-chain, running every 30 min

$MM run: bought back and burned 0.0000 SOL (8,833 tokens) all on-chain, running every 30 min

the split is simple. creator rewards fund the buyback and burn cycles along with liquidity and volume bots to keep things moving. we also direct a portion back into $MM for additional burns. it keeps the ecosystem lean.

tiny liquidity is one of the biggest problems with new launches. one holder takes a decent profit, the price takes a huge hit, others panic, and suddenly the whole chart is fighting to recover. deeper liquidity means larger buys and sells can happen with less price impact. solving liquidity doesn’t solve everything, but it removes a major weakness that kills a lot of new tokens early.

working on a much better UI/UX for MM. not rushing this one. it’ll go live when everything feels right, properly organized, customizable, and much easier to navigate. the engine is already doing the work. now the interface needs to match it.

Snowball was cool, but it was limited to one feature and never really had the infrastructure to scale, even then, tokens launched through it generated over $100M in volume. MM is built differently. better distribution, more ways to support the market, and an engine that works for both new and existing tokens. and there’s a lot more coming.

- liquidity gives a token room for bigger trades. - volume keeps the market moving. - burns permanently reduce the supply. MM puts all three under one engine, and with MM Bot on Telegram, existing tokens can plug into it too. TG Bot: @mmenginepfbot

two tokens can have the same volume and generate the same fees. one sends those fees away. the other has MM turning them into liquidity, market making and burns. same activity. completely different use of the revenue.

put capital to work where the market actually needs it.

i already refunded the SOL you paid for and sent you the CA of the other token that successfully launched. i’ve answered you, refunded you, and provided the transaction details. you’re still calling this out as if something was taken from you.

added My Launches, where you can see every token you’ve launched through MM in one place, along with the total engine data across all of them. volume, burns, liquidity and everything MM has done for your tokens.

when you first launch the MM Bot, give it around 10–15 seconds after pressing Start to fully initialize. after that, you’re good to go.