Our Putback pool is live.
Here’s a quick video showing how to make your first protected buy.
Once you buy, you receive 100% of the tokens immediately, while your SOL stays in the vault during the 24-hour protection window.
Return the tokens → get 75% of your SOL back.
Keep the tokens → that SOL is used for more buybacks, creating more Putback supply for the next buyers.
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Returns aren’t bad for Putback. They actually make the system stronger. Buyer gets 75% back, the other 25% buys solana:CENZ5FtB1qVKz9cSvYFeSiUCfmF3jrqCi6U9Je5Qpump from the market and feeds the main pool. Even exits add fuel.
The more Putback gets used, the stronger the system gets.
More buys → more protected positions.
More keeps → more token buybacks.
More returns → more solana:CENZ5FtB1qVKz9cSvYFeSiUCfmF3jrqCi6U9Je5Qpump buybacks.
Both outcomes recycle value back into the pools.
solana:CENZ5FtB1qVKz9cSvYFeSiUCfmF3jrqCi6U9Je5Qpump ’s flywheel is now active.
When a buyer uses Putback and returns their tokens, they receive 75% of their SOL back. The remaining 25% margin will now automatically buy back solana:CENZ5FtB1qVKz9cSvYFeSiUCfmF3jrqCi6U9Je5Qpump from the market and add those tokens into the main Putback pool.
More returns → more solana:CENZ5FtB1qVKz9cSvYFeSiUCfmF3jrqCi6U9Je5Qpump buybacks → more supply in the pool → more protected buys.
Less than 2 hours live, on a pretty slow market, and Putback is already proving the flow works.
• 25 protected buys / 7.19 SOL
• 10 returns paid exactly 75% back
• 6 buyers chose to keep
• 29 automatic buybacks
• 4.70 SOL recycled into ~43.7M tokens
• ~66M tokens currently available across 9 pools
• 12.17 SOL in creator rewards already collected
Best part is seeing both sides actually being used:
people are returning when they want out, others are keeping their bags, and the flywheel keeps refilling supply either way.
The flywheel is simple:
Say a token generates 10 SOL in creator rewards, or the dev puts 10 SOL worth of tokens into Putback.
That supply is available for people to buy.
If buyers return some tokens within 24h, those tokens go straight back into Putback for the next buyers.
If they keep the tokens, the SOL they paid stays in the system and is used to buy more tokens from the market, which creates fresh Putback supply again.
So either way, the pool keeps getting refilled instead of running dry.
For years the trenches had one rule: buy first, find out later.
Putback changes that a little.
You can still ape, still catch the move, still keep the upside but you finally get some time to see what you actually bought before you’re fully committed.
Putback won’t magically fix everything, but if we can make bad launches harder to pull off and give buyers a little more protection, that’s already a win.
Good devs should have a better shot.
Buyers should have more than blind trust.
Yeah, we’ll include anything that actually makes sense.
For now we’re mainly watching the Putback flow and making sure it works perfectly at scale which it already is looking solid.
Next we’ll add more launch features, plus full Meteora support with custom fee setups designed specifically around Putback.
Added 20M more solana:CENZ5FtB1qVKz9cSvYFeSiUCfmF3jrqCi6U9Je5Qpump to the vault.
They’re now available for anyone to buy through Putback with the 24-hour protection window.
Putback makes both sides better:
- Devs: better image, more trust, less need to dump supply into the chart.
- Investors: 24-hour protection and a way out if the launch goes bad.
- Chart: healthier flow with less immediate sell pressure.
- Flywheel: SOL keeps getting recycled into buybacks, creating more Putback supply for new buyers.
Better incentives on both sides. Better market.
The platform is working and there have already been plenty of successful buys. It could’ve been one of the price/quote APIs failing temporarily, or something with the wallet you connected.
Give it one more try now. If it still doesn’t work, send me exactly what you’re seeing and I’ll check it.
@KoiWuWeb3 I don’t understand Chinese but if that’s the price fetch failed error, it’s fixed now.
It was failing to pull the token’s live market price, so Putback couldn’t generate the correct quote for your buy. Try again now and it should go through.
With just 10 SOL, a dev can launch with around 350M tokens as initial Putback supply.
That’s a lot of protected supply for new buyers to enter through without feeling like they’re taking the full risk from second one.
More confidence for buyers, more demand for the project, less pressure to dump supply directly on the chart and a much healthier setup for both sides.
Use Putback to buy a token.
Pumped? Keep the tokens and enjoy the upside.
Dumped? Return the tokens and take 75% of your SOL back.
What’s even better? You still get the tokens instantly, so you don’t miss the move while deciding whether you actually want to stay in.
@poop35296266 It’s already happening automatically for all tokens every 15 minutes.
Most of the launched tokens already have Putback supply available from the buybacks.
Over 20 buys have already gone through the Putback pool, and users have tested both sides of it returning tokens and keeping them.
Really excited to scale this if the demand keeps coming. The whole idea is to make new launches feel safer, reduce the advantage ruggers have, and maybe bring some people back into the trenches who stopped trusting new tokens completely.
Also fixed mobile wallet connect and added Jupiter Wallet support.
@poop35296266 It’s already happening automatically for all tokens every 15 minutes.
Most of the launched tokens already have Putback supply available from the buybacks.
Putback isn’t only protection for buyers it can help good creators too.
Devs can spend weeks or months building, then launch and instantly get treated like every other risky new token.
With Putback, they can offer supply that people can buy while knowing they have a 24-hour exit option.
That gives new buyers more confidence to support the project early, and gives legit launches a much better first impression and a better chance to grow.