Fair Launch – BUNDL launches on Pump.fun with no presale, no VCs, and no insider allocations. The flywheel kicks in once the token is trading.
The Core Insight
Most tokens fail because they lack sustainable demand drivers. BUNDL succeeds by creating multiple interlocking demand mechanisms:- Utility Demand – Users buy BUNDL for fee discounts
- Yield Demand – Investors stake BUNDL for revenue share
- Supply Reduction – Buybacks and burns reduce circulating supply
- Team Alignment – Treasury funds development
Revenue Generation
Primary Revenue: Swap Fees
Every swap through bundl generates revenue:| Users | Avg. Volume/User | Monthly Volume | Monthly Revenue |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1,000 | $10,000 | $10M | $10,000 |
| 10,000 | $10,000 | $100M | $100,000 |
| 50,000 | $10,000 | $500M | $500,000 |
Secondary Revenue: Pro Licenses
Each Pro license sale adds 1.11 SOL to the treasury:| Pro Sales/Month | Revenue |
|---|---|
| 100 | 111 SOL (~$15K) |
| 500 | 555 SOL (~$77K) |
| 1,000 | 1,110 SOL (~$155K) |
Tertiary Revenue: Premium Features
Future premium features (Jito integration, API access, etc.) add additional revenue streams.Revenue Distribution
All protocol revenue is split according to governance-set parameters:Stakers Pool (40%)
- Distributed weekly to all BUNDL stakers
- Paid in SOL (the native revenue)
- Proportional to stake amount and duration
- Creates yield demand for BUNDL
Buyback & Burn (30%)
- Automatically buys BUNDL from the market
- Purchased BUNDL is permanently burned
- Reduces circulating supply over time
- Creates price support and deflationary pressure
Team Treasury (30%)
- Funds ongoing development
- Marketing and growth
- Operational expenses
- Ensures sustainable team incentives
The Flywheel in Action
Phase 1: Usage Growth
- Gasless Sweep (no competitor has this)
- Multi-wallet management demand
- Word of mouth and referrals
Phase 2: Value Distribution
- Stakers earn real yield
- Buybacks create buy pressure
- Supply decreases over time
Phase 3: Token Appreciation
- Higher prices attract more stakers
- More stakers = more locked supply
- More locked = less selling pressure
Phase 4: Flywheel Acceleration
Buyback Mechanics
How Buybacks Work
- Accumulation: 30% of revenue accumulates in buyback fund
- Execution: Weekly automated market buys
- Burning: Purchased BUNDL sent to burn address
- Verification: All burns visible on-chain
Why Buyback & Burn?
| Mechanism | Effect |
|---|---|
| Buy | Creates demand, supports price |
| Burn | Reduces supply permanently |
| Combined | Deflationary pressure over time |
Burn Transparency
All burns are sent to a public burn address:- Burn transaction history
- Total tokens burned
- Effective circulating supply
Staking Mechanics
Lock Tiers
Longer locks = higher rewards:| Lock Period | Reward Multiplier |
|---|---|
| Flexible | 1.0x |
| 30 days | 1.25x |
| 90 days | 1.5x |
| 180 days | 1.75x |
| 365 days | 2.0x |
Staking Example
Scenario:- Monthly revenue: 1,000 SOL
- Staker pool (40%): 400 SOL
- Total staked: 100M BUNDL
- Your stake: 1M BUNDL (1% of pool)
- Flexible lock: 4 SOL/month
- 365-day lock: 8 SOL/month (2x multiplier)
Compound Option
Auto-compound option:- Rewards received in SOL
- SOL automatically swaps to BUNDL
- BUNDL added to your stake
- Larger stake = larger future rewards
Treasury Management
Allocation Principles
The 30% team treasury is managed responsibly:| Category | Allocation |
|---|---|
| Development | 50% |
| Marketing | 25% |
| Operations | 15% |
| Reserve | 10% |
Transparency
- Monthly treasury reports published
- Major expenditures require governance approval
- Reserve fund for sustainability during downturns
Sustainability Analysis
Revenue Sustainability
The protocol only distributes earned revenue, not emissions:- No death spiral from selling rewards
- Rewards scale with usage (not down only)
- Sustainable long-term
Supply Sustainability
With buyback and burns:Comparison to Other Models
| Model | Problem | BUNDL Solution |
|---|---|---|
| Pure governance tokens | No value accrual | Real yield from revenue |
| Emission-based yields | Inflationary, unsustainable | Revenue-based rewards |
| Fee-only tokens | Single utility | Multiple utilities |
| Buyback without burn | Treasury grows, no scarcity | Burn creates scarcity |
Key Takeaways
- Real Revenue – All value comes from actual protocol usage
- Sustainable Yields – Stakers earn from revenue, not emissions
- Deflationary – Buyback & burn reduces supply over time
- Aligned Incentives – Team, users, and holders all benefit from growth
- Multiple Demand Drivers – Utility + yield + governance