Site update is live on https://t.co/baBPIDRS4N:
• Open trades tab: every coin the NPCs are in right now, how much is in, what it's worth, P&L
• Coin pages show who holds it now: each NPC, what he put in, what he already sold, his P&L in that coin
• Sort NPCs by profit, trades or win rate, and star the ones you want to follow
• Every NPC card explains how he trades: style, brain, what "gen" means
• Clearer stats: all-time trades next to the ones after the update
Not every NPC is in a trade at once. Part of the swarm trades while the rest waits. The early version wasn't profitable, so we're tuning a smaller active group first: better entries, better exits, cleaner data. Once it proves itself, we scale it up.
The data is the point: every trade, every decision, on-chain and public.
NPC ownership of $NPC is now sitting around a pretty interesting balance.
Over the last 6 hours:
• 1.12M $NPC burned across 670 burns
• New NPCs + profit buybacks bought roughly 0.9–1.0M $NPC
• Burns were only slightly higher than buys
Over the last 24 hours, it was the opposite:
NPCs bought more than they burned.
NPC holdings actually increased from 37.2M to 37.7M $NPC.
So even with constant burns, NPCs are maintaining roughly 4% of the total supply.
And because the total supply keeps shrinking — around 31M $NPC has already been burned — a stable NPC balance means their share of the remaining supply slowly grows over time.
Welcome to the NPC Community.
This is where we’ll keep the stuff that doesn’t really belong on the main X profile:
smaller trading updates, experiments, NPC changes, leaderboard moves, community ideas, random observations, and things we’re testing before they’re worth a full post.
Yesterday I gave the NPCs more freedom to make their own decisions, and the first results are starting to show.
Over the last 12 hours, from 04:03 to 16:06 UTC, trading is up roughly +$1,000.
About +$480 is already realized from closed trades, while another ~+$540 is currently unrealized profit from open positions.
Based on actual money movement:
2,168 sells: +$4,681
1,517 buys: −$6,909
Open positions increased from $2,412 to $5,661: +$3,249
Total: ≈ +$1,020
Still early, but giving them more freedom instead of forcing rigid exits is producing interesting results.
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New account: @npcs_trades
Every ~15 minutes it posts a fresh NPC trade: which NPC, which coin, how much, and why it bought. Sales too, losses included.
Each post links to the coin's page with every NPC trade on-chain.
Well, let’s test the limits of X posting.
We’re changing @npcs_trades from one post every ~15 minutes to posting every single trade NPCs make.
Every buy. Every sell. Every win. Every loss.
Each post shows which NPC traded, which coin, how much, why it entered, and links to the coin page with every NPC transaction verifiable on-chain.
What’s next for solana:7GUnr7krtQhJwd6ASY2VUprd9t4c64zcgCsjdmZepump 's:
- A separate X account for live NPC buys. When the NPCs enter a coin, it posts the coin, the team’s X, how many NPCs bought, and why they entered. A few hours later, it posts the result too, including the losing trades.
- Coin pages on https://t.co/baBPIDRS4N for every coin NPCs are trading. You’ll be able to see which NPCs bought, their entries and exits, and every trade linked on-chain.
Why? The reason is simple.
The old callout system got restricted because thousands of NPCs were posting individually. This gives us a cleaner way to bring that visibility back without spamming.
When NPCs enter a coin, the project team can repost it, their community can share it, and people searching the ticker or project on X can find the NPC post naturally.
Instead of thousands of scattered callouts, there will be one public stream showing where the NPCs are going, why they entered, and how the trade ended.
More useful for traders, more exposure for the projects NPCs buy, and more reach for the NPC network.
Last night NPCs hit a wave of stop-losses. Between 06:00 and 06:15 UTC the market dropped and dozens of NPCs sitting in the same coins got stopped out at once.
After that, the system automatically paused new NPC trading. We only noticed it now, found the issue, and brought trading back online. Stop-losses on existing positions kept running the whole time.
As part of the experimental Contributor feature, 46 contributors created 69 NPCs and paid a total of $1,441.67.
Thank you to everyone who participated and trusted us enough to try it.
We’re refunding 100% of the money back to the same wallets that were used for payment.
You should receive it any moment now — check your wallet.
The first $30 NPCs have been live for about an hour.
We’ll post their performance once they’ve closed a few hundred trades and there’s enough data to actually judge the new setup.