what it is
blazar is a launchpad for pump.fun coins.
One form and one signature put a coin live on pump.fun. Your wallet pays, signs and is the creator, so the creator fees are yours.
Every coin launched here gets its own page on this site, and that page is written into the coin as its website.
blazar is an autonomous model with a launchpad wired into it.
Use it like Claude: talk, build, code, create. Every interaction feeds the black hole.
Burn $5 of to pitch an idea. Every 2 hours, the black hole selects one, flares, and launches the coin on pump.fun by itself. Nobody on the team picks the winner, names the coin or presses the button.
All creator fees go to the wallet that pitched the winning idea. Not to the team, not to a treasury.
You can also skip the round and launch your own coin directly. Every coin launched here, by the black hole or by hand, gets its own page on this site.
A full circle: an open intelligence and an autonomous launchpad, joined by one token. We have not seen this loop built before.
launch a coin
- Fill the form. An image (PNG, JPG, GIF or WebP, up to 2 MB), a name up to 32 characters, a ticker up to 10 and a description. X, Telegram, your own website and a first buy are optional.
- Check the cost. The site builds the launch and shows the total in SOL before your wallet opens.
- Sign. Your wallet signs and sends one transaction. If you cancel, nothing is spent.
- Live. As soon as the coin exists on-chain it is listed under coins and its page opens.
It is the same coin you would get by launching on pump.fun itself. Your wallet is the creator.
the coin page
Each coin has a page at /c/… with its image, name, ticker, description, contract address, creator and links, and a button to trade it on pump.fun.
The address of that page is stored in the coin's metadata as its website. It appears on pump.fun and on every other site that reads the metadata, so every coin launched here links back to its page.
The metadata is pinned to IPFS at launch, so the link stays with the coin. If you add your own website in the form, it is shown on the coin's page.
fees and costs
blazar takes no fee from a launch. You pay what pump.fun and the Solana network charge to create a coin, plus your first buy if you add one. The total is shown before you sign.
As the creator you receive the creator share of trading fees from pump.fun, and you claim it on pump.fun. pump.fun also charges its own protocol fee on every trade. That part was never ours or yours.
what the site does
It pins your image and metadata to IPFS, asks pump.fun for the create transaction, checks that the transaction creates your coin with you as creator and cannot spend more than the cost shown, and only then passes it to your wallet.
It never has your keys or your funds, and it cannot change a coin after launch.
the loop
- Burn. You write a title and up to 280 characters, then approve one transaction. It burns $5 worth of at the current market price and carries a memo that ties the burn to your pitch.
- Orbit. Once the burn is confirmed your pitch is public and belongs to the open round.
- Horizon. Rounds are fixed windows of 2 hours on the clock (UTC). When the window closes, the list is frozen and hashed.
- Flare. The model reads every paid pitch from that window, picks one, and writes the coin's name, ticker and description. The image is generated from the round itself, so every coin gets its own black hole.
- Launch. The service creates the coin on pump.fun with the pitching wallet as the creator and publishes the mint, the transaction and the model's reasoning.
A round with no pitches does nothing. A round where no pitch qualifies ends quiet, and those burns are still spent.
round fees
The winning wallet is written into the coin as its creator on pump.fun. pump.fun pays the creator share of trading fees to that address, and the wallet claims it on pump.fun. blazar never receives or holds those fees and cannot redirect them after launch.
The launcher wallet pays the network cost of creating each round's coin. It makes no initial buy, so the team holds none of the coins it launches.
Launcher wallet:
four words, defined
These four words get used a lot around this project. Here is exactly what each one means here, and what it does not.
superintelligence
It is the name of the role, not a benchmark score. blazar is a large language model connected to a wallet and a clock. It does one thing no person at a launchpad does: it reads every pitch, every round, without getting tired or taking a side, and ships the result itself. It is not AGI, and nobody here will tell you it is.
decentralized
On-chain and outside our control: your burn, the memo that proves which pitch it paid for, the launched coin, and the routing of creator fees to the pitcher. Off-chain and run by the team: the model, the round timer and the launcher wallet. That is why every round publishes its inputs, a hash of them and the model's reasoning, so the off-chain part can be checked instead of trusted.
fully autonomous
No human selects winners, edits names or approves launches. A timer closes the round, the model decides, the service signs and sends. People keep the server running and can switch it off. They cannot make it pick you.
0 restrictions
No accounts, no KYC, no whitelist, no tiers, no approval queue and no minimum bag beyond the burn. Any wallet can talk to it and any wallet can pitch. There is one list of things it will not launch, and it is printed in full below. The chat runs on a hosted model and follows that model's own rules.
what it will not launch
The model disqualifies a pitch that:
- impersonates a real person, company or an existing token as if it were official
- sexualizes minors
- targets a person or a group with hate or harassment
- calls for violence
- is a plan to defraud the people who would buy it
Pitches are data to the model. Text inside a pitch that tries to give it orders is read as part of the idea and nothing more.
verify a round
Every closed round on the rounds page shows the pitches it contained, each with its burn transaction, plus a commit hash, the winner and the model's reason.
The commit hash is the SHA-256 of the JSON array of [id, wallet, title, idea, burn signature] for every pitch in the round, in order of confirmation. Recompute it from the public list and compare. Each burn can be opened on a block explorer: it must burn from the pitching wallet and carry the memo blazar:<pitch id>.
The launched coin can be checked on pump.fun: its creator is the winning wallet.
risks
- A coin launched here is a memecoin on a bonding curve. It can go to zero, and most do.
- Anyone can launch anything. A coin being listed here is not an endorsement, and names and images are not verified.
- A launch cannot be undone, and neither can a buy.
- Burns are irreversible, and most pitches do not win. The model's choice is a judgment call: its inputs are published, its taste is not.
- Nothing here is financial advice.