Launch a coin and it grows into the mycelium. Below the surface, coins that share holders are linked, and part of every coin's creator fees flows along those links.
- 10 min
- one epoch
- 70 / 30
- self / neighbours
- 0.05%
- of each coin, held 1 h
- 100%
- of what is bought, burned
Every coin here is a fruiting body.
What connects them is underground.
mycel.lol links Solana memecoins by their shared holders. Every 10 minutes, 70% of a coin's creator fees buy it back and 30% buy its neighbours, weighted by how much their communities overlap. Every token bought is burned.
How the network feeds itself
Three steps, run on-chain every epoch and published in the open.
Read the holders
The holders of every coin on the pad are read on-chain. Bonding curves, pools, pad and program accounts are left out.
Weigh the filaments
For each pair of coins, sum the smaller of the two shares over every wallet holding both. That sum is the filament.
Route the fees
70% of a coin's fees buy the coin back, 30% buy its neighbours by filament weight. Every token bought is burned.
Frequently asked
What is mycel.lol?
mycel.lol is a Solana memecoin launchpad. Coins that share holders are linked by filaments, and part of every coin's creator fees buys and burns the coins it is linked to. The more two communities overlap, the more they feed each other.
How is a filament between two coins weighed?
For every wallet holding both coins, take the smaller of its two shares, then add them up: w(A,B) = sum of min(share of A, share of B). A wallet counts only if it holds at least 0.05% of each coin for at least one hour. Bonding curves, pools, pad accounts and program accounts are excluded.
Where do a coin's creator fees go?
Every 10 minutes, 70% of the fees a coin earned buy that coin back and 30% buy its neighbours, split by filament weight. Every token bought is burned. A coin with no filament keeps 100% of its fees.
Can someone game the network by splitting a wallet?
No. The weight takes the minimum per wallet, so spreading a position over many wallets never adds weight, and pieces under 0.05% drop out entirely.
Can a creator redirect the fees after launch?
No. At launch, a coin's creator fees are routed 100% to its own vault, and that first fee-split update locks the split forever on pump.fun. Any coin whose fees are not locked this way is cut from the network: it neither sends nor receives.
Is the network live?
The network page shows demonstration data until the first coin launches. Once live, every epoch publishes the holder snapshot, its SHA-256 fingerprint and every purchase with its transaction.
Plant your coin
One signature: the coin is created, its creator fees are locked to its own vault, and it joins the network at the next epoch.