At 5×, a move of about 20% doubles your stake.
That payout is set aside by the vault the moment you open, so it's there when you close. Lose, and the most you lose is the stake.
5× on the deepest pools, 3× on the rest. Stakes start at 0.01 @solana.
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Two fees on REONY, both written into the program.
0.30% of the position size to open, then 0.05% for each hour or part of an hour it stays open. Every 1 SOL of position size pays 0.003 SOL to open and 0.0005 SOL an hour, both taken from the payout at close. Closing costs nothing extra.
Every fee goes into the vault that pays the winners. Built on @solana.
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Every REONY market has a cap, and the coin's own pool sets it.
Each side's cap is about 0.22% of the SOL in the coin's pool: PumpSwap's lowest swap fee, 0.30%, minus a safety margin. Right now TROLL sits on about 14,700 SOL, so the cap on all its longs together, or all its shorts, is about 31.7 SOL of position size.
The cap is sized so that pushing the pool costs more in swap fees than every position on that coin could win from the push.
Built on @solana.
Launching soon.
Trade a graduate without ever holding it.
On REONY you stake SOL, you're paid in SOL, and the program only reads the coin's price from its pool.
Long it, short it, close it. The coin's price is the only thing you're trading, settled on @solana.
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https://t.co/q8XwZru2BP is live.
Anyone can liquidate a REONY position. The vault pays them for it.
When a position crosses its line at the settlement price, the first wallet to liquidate it gets 0.25% of its stake.
One click on the leaderboard, or point your own bot at the program.
Launching soon on @solana.
A 1× long on REONY can't be liquidated.
The line moves with leverage. A 5× long can be liquidated after a 20% fall, a 3× long after a fall of a third. Shorts mirror it: 20% up at 5×, a third up at 3×, double at 1×.
Pick the leverage and the ticket shows the line before you open. Built on @solana.
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You've watched a hundred graduates dump. Now you can short them.
REONY lists perpetuals on @Pumpfun coins that made it to their own PumpSwap pool. Long or short, up to 5×, settled in @solana.
Take either side of the pump. $REONY
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80 out of 80.
That's the REONY program's end-to-end run: every open, close, liquidation and withdrawal rule, and every trade it's supposed to refuse.
Then the whole site ran against 8 real graduate pools cloned from mainnet: long, short, close, and a liquidation after a 25% drop on a test pool. Mainnet is next.
Built on @solana.
Launching soon.
Anyone can liquidate a REONY position. The vault pays them for it.
When both the live and the recorded price are past a position's line, the first wallet to liquidate it earns 0.25% of its stake.
One click on the leaderboard, or point your own bot at the program on @solana.
Launching soon.
At 5×, a move of about 20% doubles your stake.
The moment you open, the vault sets that payout aside, so it's there when you close. Lose, and the most you lose is the stake.
Stakes are booked apart from the vault's own capital, and everything settles in SOL on @solana.
Launching soon.
Pushing the pool doesn't pay on REONY.
You enter and exit at whichever is worse for you: the live price, or the one the program recorded 4 to 150 @solana slots earlier. Liquidations use whichever is better for the position.
Push the price inside one transaction and you still settle at the old one. Dump it inside one transaction and nobody gets liquidated.
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8 coins at launch. Each one passed the same checks on-chain.
The pool is the one @Pumpfun created at graduation. Mint and freeze authority are renounced. At least 1,000 @solana deep. At least 1.3% of the supply sitting in the pool.
New graduates are checked live on the radar.
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You've watched a hundred graduates dump. REONY lets you short them.
Perpetuals on eight @pumpfun coins that made it to their own PumpSwap pool. Long or short up to 5×, settled in SOL, built on @solana.
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On REONY the price is the pool.
The @solana program reads each coin's PumpSwap reserves inside your transaction and prices it as the SOL in the pool divided by the tokens in it.
Only the pool @Pumpfun created at graduation counts. The program re-derives its address from the mint, so a market can never be pointed anywhere else.
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The price on REONY is the pool itself.
No oracle, no order book. The program reads the coin's PumpSwap reserves inside your transaction: the @Solana in the pool divided by the tokens in it.
Only the pool @Pumpfun created at graduation counts. The program re-derives its address from the mint, so a market can never be pointed anywhere else.
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Trading $REONY makes REONY bigger.
The token's creator fees go into the vault, and the vault's size sets how big a position REONY can back. The largest single position is 20% of it.
When the vault earns past its target, the surplus buys $REONY back and burns it, in its own transaction, posted here with the link.
Built on @solana.
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On REONY your winnings are reserved before you've won them.
Opening a position sets its full payout aside in the vault. That reserve stays locked until the position closes.
Stakes sit in their own pot. Free capital leaves the vault only through a public 24-hour queue anyone can watch.
Launching soon on @solana
Pushing the pool doesn't pay on REONY.
You enter and exit at whichever is worse for you: the live price, or the one the program recorded 4 to 150 slots earlier. Liquidations use whichever is better for the position.
Push the price inside one transaction and you still settle at the old one. Dump it inside one transaction and nobody gets liquidated.
Built on @solana.
Launching soon.
At 5×, a move of about 20% doubles your stake.
That payout is set aside by the vault the moment you open, so it's there when you close. Lose, and the most you lose is the stake.
5× on the deepest pools, 3× on the rest. Stakes start at 0.01 @solana.
Launching soon.