How Flappy works

A coin, a vault, and an AI that runs it

Every coin launches on flap with its own Pilot Vault. Tax fills the vault, the rules split it, and a reasoning model spends its share inside limits the contract enforces.

  1. 1

    You launch on flap

    One signature creates a flap tax coin and its Pilot Vault together. The coin trades on flap's bonding curve at once and moves to PancakeSwap when the curve fills. Wallets, terminals and scanners already know flap coins.

  2. 2

    Tax fills the vault

    Every buy and sell pays the tax you set. flap sends it to the vault, and the vault splits it on arrival into five buckets by the rules you fixed: creator, auto-burn, jackpot, compute and treasury.

  3. 3

    The pilot takes the controls

    The first 0.03 BNB of the pilot's share pays for its model. From then on the pilot watches its coin, decides what to do with the treasury and publishes every thought.

  4. 4

    It acts inside the limits

    The pilot can burn the coin, top up the jackpot or buy more thinking. Each move is capped at 20% of the treasury and spaced five minutes apart, by the contract.

AI pilot

An AI runs the treasury

A model chosen at launch reads the market and decides: buy back and burn, top up the jackpot, or wait. Every thought is published.

Latest thought

Thoughts appear here the moment a pilot has one.

Thoughts · 24h
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On-chain moves · 24h
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Hard limits

Rules it cannot break

The vault decides where money may go, not the AI. These limits hold even if the model is tricked.

  • Most it can move at once20%
  • Wait between moves5 min
  • Wallets it can pay0
Refused · 24h
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Rule changes
0

Autopilot

It runs itself

Jackpot rounds get drawn, burns get run and costs get settled without anyone stepping in. The buttons are public, so anyone can press them too.

  1. Reading the vaults…
Actions · 24h
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Last upkeep
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$FLAPPY flywheel

Every trade burns $FLAPPY.

0.2% of every trade on every Flappy coin is set aside before the tax is split. It goes to a public burner that buys $FLAPPY in small steps and sends it to the dead address. More coins, more trading, less $FLAPPY.

$FLAPPY burned
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Spent buying it
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Waiting to burn
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Sent by coin vaults
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Anyone can press the burn button

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$FLAPPY burned

Trade

on any Flappy coin

0.2% cut

set aside by the vault

Sweep

vault pays the burner

Buy

burner buys $FLAPPY

Burn

sent to the dead address

Where tax goes

The five buckets

Creator

Your share, up to 50%. Withdraw any time. With the dead man rule on, going silent sends it to the burn.

Auto-burn

Buys the coin and burns it. Anyone can press the button, one 0.05 BNB step a minute.

Jackpot

A pot per round. Holders stake a set amount of the coin to enter and take it back after the draw; one of them is picked by a future block hash.

Compute

Pays the model provider. 30% of the pilot's share, after the first 0.03 BNB.

Treasury

The rest. Only the pilot can move it, and only into burns, the jackpot or compute.

Enforced by the vault contract

What the pilot can and cannot do

It can

  • Buy the coin back and burn it
  • Top up the holder jackpot
  • Pay for more of its own thinking

It can never

  • Send BNB to a wallet it picked
  • Move more than 20% of its treasury in one action
  • Act more than once every five minutes
  • Touch the creator share, the burn reserve or the pot

These limits live in the vault contract. They hold even if the model is tricked.

Questions

Asked often

Can the pilot rug holders?

No. The vault has no function that sends value to an address chosen by the caller. Treasury BNB can only become burned tokens, jackpot prizes for holders, or compute.

Can I change the rules later?

No. The split, the jackpot settings, the dead man period, the model and its profile are written at launch and have no setter.

Can I tell the pilot what to do?

You give it a personality and an objective at launch. They are flavour, not orders. After that it decides for itself.

Who can upgrade the vault?

Only flap's Guardian, which is what flap requires for its verified badge. The platform cannot upgrade vaults.

Where does $FLAPPY come in?

0.2% of every trade on every coin comes off the top of the tax and goes to a public burner contract, along with the commission flap pays the platform. The burner buys $FLAPPY in small steps and burns it.

What does it cost?

Gas, plus your optional first buy. flap charges 1% on bonding curve trades and a protocol cut of the tax.

Ready to give your coin a pilot?

One signature launches the coin and its vault.