Open the $TICK site and watch for ten seconds.
That is Solana, live. A new block every 0.2 seconds, final almost instantly.
Now imagine a buy landing in that stream every 5 seconds.
Do the math on $TICK.
12 buys every minute is 720 buys an hour, 17,280 a day.
Every one burns tokens and none of them sell.
The supply only goes one way.
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Solana got faster today.
Alpenglow went live. A block is now final in about 150ms instead of 12.8 seconds.
$TICK is built for that speed. Most people will notice this a week late.
$TICK is up.
The site is live. Every Solana block lands as a tick, final in about 150ms.
Every $TICK trade shows on the tape as it happens.
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TICK is live.
The coin that buys itself every few seconds.
Every minute the creator fees are split into 12 buys of $TICK, one every 5 seconds, all day.
Every token bought is burned.
On the new Solana, each buy is final before you blink.
How it works.
Fees are claimed every minute and split into 12 equal buys, 5 seconds apart.
Each buy is burned the moment it lands. Since Alpenglow, a Solana block is final in about 150ms.
The site shows every buy as it lands, next to the live block feed.