pump.fun
FAIR LAUNCH · OPEN CURVE
lil OMENATI
$OMEN launches on pump.fun, in the open. The team and the community buy supply on the curve like everyone else - what they secure becomes the mine's vault, and the vein pays it back out to the swarm on a curve that only depletes.
There is no pre-mine and no allocation table. $OMEN launches on pump.fun, and the team and the community buy the supply on the open curve at launch, same terms as anyone. What they secure is committed to the mining vault - the pool the swarm digs from.
The vault stands at 100,000,000 $OMEN - 10% of all supply, bought on the open curve and committed to the vein. Every epoch pays out 5% of what the vault holds - 5,000,000 $OMEN in epoch one, 0.95× that the next week, and so on down the curve. The vein depletes; it never runs dry.
The mine only pays what the vault holds. Nothing is minted to the swarm out of thin air - every OMEN a flag earns was bought on the open market first and committed to the vein.
Everything the mine counts while you dig is points - a running ledger of what your crew broke out of the rock. Points are not $OMEN. They are not a balance, not a promise of any particular amount, and they cannot be traded, sold or transferred. Every number you see in the shaft or on the rally board is a live estimate of a share, and it moves as the swarm digs.
At the end of each month the ledger is closed and recalculated. The recount runs on wallet-signed data only - a haul that was never signed by the wallet that dug it does not exist - and the whole month is then audited for automation. Only after that audit are tokens distributed against the points that survive it.
Botting is removed, not tolerated. Scripted or macro digging, wallet farms, multi-account crews and any automation standing in for a human are stripped out of the distribution entirely and their points are voided - not reduced. Per-wallet earnings also taper past a threshold, so grinding at inhuman volume stops paying long before it stops being obvious. We would rather pay a smaller, honest swarm.
Plainly: points can change, points can be voided, and points are not owed to anyone until the monthly audit converts them. Dig because the mine is good. The tokens settle on-chain, monthly, to the wallets that actually earned them.
Each epoch releases 0.95× the one before it, and the whole vault is spoken for by the curve - the first epoch is the richest the mine will ever be, by design. Whatever the launch secures, this is the shape it pays out in.
Participation never changes the clock. Emission is time-based, like a halving curve: if all 10,000 mine, the stream splits 10,000 ways; if 1,000 mine, each slice is 10x bigger. The vein drains on the same schedule either way - that is the whole early-adopter advantage.
Tail sweep. A geometric series never quite reaches zero, so the program closes the vein at epoch 104 (year two) by emitting the last fraction of the vault as one final epoch. After that the mine pays nothing, ever.
Every epoch's budget splits pro-rata by active hashpower. Hashpower is the collection's locked rarity allocation - pinned by a Merkle root, unchangeable by anyone, including us.
Total hashpower if all 10,000 mine: 3,934,800. The table shows each tier's share of every epoch at full participation - a floor that grows as fewer mine. What that share is worth in OMEN depends on the vault.
| Tier | Hashpower | Share of each epoch |
|---|---|---|
| Common | ~175 | ~0.004% |
| Rare | ~425 | ~0.011% |
| Epic | ~1,300 | ~0.033% |
| Legendary | 2,000 - 6,000 | ~0.051 - 0.152% |
| 1/1 (the ten) | 10,000 | ~0.254% |
Hashpower is assigned by rarity percentile, so the tier spread stays clean. The bands match the helmet colors in the mine and are committed on-chain.
| Tier | Share | Count | Hashpower band | Helmet |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Common | 60% | 6,000 | 100 - 249 | Yellow |
| Rare | 30% | 3,000 | 250 - 599 | Cyan |
| Epic | 9% | 900 | 600 - 1,999 | Purple |
| Legendary | 1% | 100 | 2,000 - 6,000 | Gold |
The ten 1/1s sit above the curve: each is fixed at 10,000 hashpower - the strongest flags in the mine, marked mythic pink in the game.
You do not need to hold an OMEN to take part. Holders raise their flags into the pool and declare their cut (5 - 60%). Anyone on Solana swears to a raised flag and digs under it. At launch, the flag's stream splits: the foreman keeps their cut, the crew shares the rest by contribution.
Supply control never leaves the collection. Crews add zero hashpower and zero emission - every OMEN a crew member ever receives was first earned by an ordinal's locked hashpower and routed by its holder's declared terms. Unlimited players, ten thousand charters, one authority.
Oaths are counted now, in the muster. One oath per wallet, defection allowed until launch. Crews formed during the muster dig from day one.
Emissions add supply; sinks burn it back. The target at maturity: daily burn roughly equal to daily emission.