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Every trade on BRYMM leaves something behind.
Not a chart. The coin's own market.
Creators
Name a coin, pick a ticker, sign once. It goes live on a Raydium LaunchLab curve, and buying and selling start right away.
Traders
Type an amount and see the whole split before your wallet opens. Trade, then check the receipt yourself.
Every trade pays one 0.89% fee. 0.16% goes into that coin's own market. 0.32% to its creator. 0.16% to BRYMM. The rest is Raydium's.
When a coin graduates into its Raydium CPMM pool, its LP is locked for good, and the market its trades built goes in with it.
$BRYMM sits where all of these routes meet. 20% of BRYMM's share buys $BRYMM on the market and burns it. 20% goes to the people who stake it.
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Copper Doge was one of the first coins on BRYMM.
Its first trade paid the fee like every trade here does. A share of it was booked to Copper Doge's own market, and to nobody else's.
That is the whole idea, one coin at a time. Every trade after it does the same.
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The $BRYMM burn has landed 18 runs now.
6,185,622 $BRYMM burned so far, every run paid from 25% of the creator fee on $BRYMM's own trading.
Each run buys on the market, then burns exactly what it bought in a second transaction.
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Your community already trades. On BRYMM, that trading stays with the coin.
Open the Launch Bench, set the name and ticker, review the split and sign once. Your coin starts building its own market from its first trade.
We built the rails. The markets are yours to fill.
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Picture every community on Solana launching on one set of rules.
Each of those markets would send its BRYMM share to the same place. $BRYMM is where that flow meets: part of it burns $BRYMM, part of it is assigned to stakers.
The first holders and stakers are the ones who stand at that meeting point before the network forms.
What happens to a market when the trading that built it finally stays in it?
Every SOL on BRYMM sits in one ledger and only moves by its rules.
Each coin's market has its own ledger. Creator income, BRYMM's platform share and the team fees from $BRYMM itself are three more, kept apart in the database and on screen.
Each burn budget is cut from a fee share. Trader funds, LP principal and coin market reserves sit outside every burn budget.
Each ledger shows its rows with their transactions.
Earn is open on BRYMM.
Stake $BRYMM on the Earn page. Once your stake is active, you take a time-weighted part of the platform fees BRYMM assigns from every coin launched on BRYMM.
Request an unstake whenever you want. New assignments stop at the request, and anything already assigned stays claimable.
The first stake is on chain:
solscan.io/tx/4PBEGcTCxjv3oi…
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Hold one coin and you hold one market. Hold $BRYMM and you are tied to all of them.
Every BRYMM market sends a share of its fees to BRYMM. Part of that share buys $BRYMM and burns it, and part is assigned to the people who stake $BRYMM.
As more communities launch and trade on BRYMM, that flow comes from more markets at once.
That is the bet we are building for.
Market Rooms are the next switch on BRYMM.
One address per community: its coins, its trading desk and the market base each coin has built, all in one place.
Inside a room every coin keeps its own ledger, so one coin's money stays with that coin.
The room is where a community stops rebuilding a homepage for every launch.
The staking program behind Earn is live on Solana mainnet.
The first real stake went in through the same Earn page you will use. Stake $BRYMM, wait out a one-hour activation, then the assignments start.
That first stake is on the record, and the Earn page is opening for everyone.
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The first BRYMM fee just went back into its own coin's market.
A real trade on a BRYMM coin paid its fee on chain. The coin's share was booked to that coin's market, and the creator share to the creator ledger.
Every trade after it splits the same way, worked out from its own public transaction. The Market Ledger shows the line with its transaction.
solscan.io/tx/aRi8HMACECSitg…
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The first $BRYMM burn is on chain.
$BRYMM was bought on the market with 25% of the creator fee from $BRYMM's own trading, and every token bought was burned in a second transaction. The first run burned 1,516,150 $BRYMM, and supply went from 1B to 998.48M.
The runs keep coming. The Burn Ledger keeps every one in order, each with the source of its budget.
solscan.io/tx/42AfZvTxhR6yZ4…
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The BRYMM Quote API comes next.
Any terminal, bot or community site will be able to request a BRYMM quote, launch a coin and read its receipt, on the same pools and the same fee split our own ticket uses.
The endpoints already run behind our app. Opening them to everyone is the next step.
Same coin, same market, wherever the trade starts.
The first coins on BRYMM start building their markets from their very first trade.
Early creators set the shape of their community's market. Every trade from the start adds to the coin's own base and pays its creator, and none of it moves to another coin.
Early stakers will be the first to take a share of what BRYMM assigns once Earn opens.
The Launch Bench is where it starts.
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$BRYMM is the one token tied to every market on BRYMM.
A trade on any BRYMM coin pays BRYMM a 0.16% platform fee. 20% of that fee is assigned to $BRYMM stakers, weighted by stake and time.
Earn opens next. Stake $BRYMM there to take your part of the fees assigned from every coin that trades on BRYMM.
More markets on BRYMM means more fees flowing to the people who stake.
Earn is the next switch on BRYMM.
Stake $BRYMM and take a time-weighted part of the platform fees assigned from every coin launched on BRYMM. A stake turns active after a short wait, then assignments start.
Request an unstake and new assignments stop for that stake, while everything already assigned stays yours to claim.
The staking program already runs end to end with real signatures. Turning it on is the last step.
A trade ticket should show where your money goes before your wallet opens.
On a BRYMM coin page, type an amount and read what you receive, the total cost and the fee split, line by line.
A pale yellow line means sent and still waiting. The coin's share is booked to its market once the trade confirms on chain, and the receipt turns that moment into a row you can check.
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Every BRYMM coin can be sold from its first trade, on its LaunchLab curve and in its Raydium pool.
The ticket shows what you receive and the fee before you sign, the same way it does for a buy.
On the curve, sells pay the same 0.89% as buys, and that fee splits the same way. A sell still adds to the coin's own market.
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