KEKBULL: HE IS UP.

§ 01 Why this one is different

Most meme coins are only a coin

Nearly every meme coin works the same way: somebody launches it, people buy it, and that is the whole arrangement. When whoever made it loses interest, there is nothing for the community to carry on with.

The coin was the entire product, and a meme on its own has nowhere to go.

The usual arrangement is one mint, no treasury account, no program holding any of the economics, and no on-chain path by which holders direct anything. Authority sits in the creator wallet and stays there.

Here the economics sit in programs: ICHOR issuance is gated behind an atomic KEKBULL burn, the fee splits are enforced by the ICHOR program and by the pump.fun shareholder list, initial ICHOR liquidity is under Meteora's native permanent lock, and treasury spending is a Realms proposal. The creator keeps the fee share stated in the fees section and nothing beyond it.

The usual meme coin

The joke is the product
No shared money. Nothing gets funded
The creator decides everything, or disappears
Holders have no say in anything, ever
You buy, and you hope

KEKBULL

The joke is where it starts
A community , funded from real fees
Holders vote on what the treasury does
The ICHOR pot exists and is sealed so nobody can drain it
KEKBULL graduated, so holders can burn it for ICHOR and use ICHOR to vote
You buy, and you get a say in what gets built

What has already happened: KEKBULL graduated on 9 September 2026, so everything in the list above is live. Burning KEKBULL for ICHOR is open, the ICHOR/SOL pool is created and permanently locked, and deposited ICHOR votes. Each item below carries its current state, and every one of them can be read on chain.

What has already happened: the graduation gate passed on 9 September 2026. Config.paused is false, the Meteora DAMM v2 ICHOR/SOL position carries a native permanent lock with zero unlocked and zero vested liquidity, and the Realm holds deposited ICHOR. Each item below carries its current state; read every one off the accounts rather than off this page.

Tokenomics at a glance

The numbers that matter

How many exist, what they cost to move, who controls the money. Rules the contracts enforce, not plans. No claim about price.

Supply, emission, fee routing, liquidity, vote weight, as enforced on chain. Read every value off the mint, the Config account or the pool position. No forecast, stated or implied.

Fixed at 1,000,000,000, and nobody can make more

The is gone, so no one can ever issue another KEKBULL. Us included. Check it on any explorer.

pump.fun create_v2 leaves no creator mint authority. Do not take this page's word for it: read mintAuthority: null off the mint account.

Maximum supply1,000,000,000, capped

Live supplyLower, and only falls — read it on an explorer

Mint authorityNone

Supply only ever goes down

ICHOR only exists by destroying KEKBULL, permanently, in the same transaction. No vote brings it back. How much burns is up to holders, and a burn is not a promise that the price rises.

Burn-to-convert is atomic: the KEKBULL burn and the ICHOR mint sit in one instruction, so no intermediary holds or withholds supply. No reverse path from ICHOR to KEKBULL, no re-issue instruction.

DirectionDeflationary, one way

ReversibleNo

No presale, no team allocation

No private sale, no investor round, no founder allocation. Everyone bought off the same pump.fun price ladder, us included. Nothing was set aside, nothing unlocks later.

No pre-mint, no vesting contract, no treasury grant. Every KEKBULL the project or the treasury holds was bought on the public curve.

PresaleNone

Team allocation · vestingNone

KEKBULL charges no tax. The venue does.

Send KEKBULL wallet to wallet and nothing is deducted. What you pay is the venue's fee. KEKBULL trades on PumpSwap now, and PumpSwap's fee is a ladder set by pump.fun's own fee program: it moves as the pool's market cap moves, and it is not a rate we set or can change. Read the rate your venue quotes at the moment you trade. Part of it is the creator cut, and three quarters of that goes to the community treasury. On the pump.fun curve, before graduation, it was 1.25% per trade of which 0.30% was the creator cut.

The KEKBULL mint carries no TransferFeeConfig. create_v2 sets exactly metadataPointer and tokenMetadata, so no tax, no PermanentDelegate, no freeze path. Curve, now history: 95 bps protocol (global offset 105) plus 30 bps creator, measured from live mainnet TradeEvents rather than global's stale 5 bps field, on buys and sells alike. PumpSwap, the live venue: the rate is not in global_config; the AMM CPIs into the fee program, whose fee_config PDA holds a 24-entry ladder of (lp_fee_bps, protocol_fee_bps, creator_fee_bps) keyed on pool market cap, and it is regressive — a larger pool pays a lower rate. Select the tier at the pool's current market cap off fee_config rather than quoting a number from this page.

KEKBULL transfer taxNone

Trade fee on PumpSwapMarket-cap ladder, set by pump.fun

Trade fee on the curve1.25%, before graduation

Creator fee goes to75% community treasury

1 ICHOR per 1 KEKBULL burned, and that rate can only fall

Burn one KEKBULL, receive one ICHOR. That rate is frozen on chain: it cannot be raised, and it can no longer be lowered either, so ICHOR can never appear faster than KEKBULL is burned. The limit is in the program, not in a promise.

require_ratio caps emission at the launch 1:1 and ratio_updates_frozen is set on the live Config, so the ratio is settled in both directions. Do not take this page's word for it: read total_kekbull_burned and total_ichor_minted off the Config account and check they are equal.

Emission1 : 1, burn only

Rate changesFrozen on chain

Both fee streams split 75% community, 25% dev

ICHOR charges 0.25% every time it moves. pump.fun pays creator fees separately. Anyone can trigger the payout. No signature of ours stands between the treasury and its share.

Token-2022 transfer fee of 25 bps on every ICHOR transfer, including self-transfers, Realms deposits and withdrawals. pump.fun creator fee shares are finalized at the same 75/25 for KEKBULL fees from that point on. Both beneficiary sets are bound on chain: set_fee_distribution fixed the ICHOR transfer-fee destinations, and the pump SharingConfig is admin_revoked. Harvest, distribute_transfer_fees and distribute_creator_fees are permissionless.

75% to the

25% to the token dev

KEKBULL liquidity cannot be pulled

While KEKBULL is on the curve, pump.fun's own program holds the money. No withdraw button for us to press, and you can always sell back in. At graduation pump.fun moves that money into the pool and burns the in the same transaction, so nobody can take that liquidity out again, us included.

Pre-graduation, reserves sit on the bonding-curve PDA; no creator withdrawal instruction exists. At migration the LP mint is burned inside the migrate transaction, observed directly on graduated mints. Afterwards there is no LP position left for anyone to redeem.

Curve liquidityHeld by pump.fun, not us

LP token at graduationBurned

Withdrawable by the teamNo

ICHOR starting liquidity cannot be pulled either

The money that starts the ICHOR/SOL is sealed by the exchange itself; no vote can release it, ours included. That is the pool, not your tokens. Your own ICHOR stays yours and you can sell any time.

100% of the initial ICHOR/SOL liquidity sits under a Meteora DAMM v2 native permanent lock, created and locked in one transaction on 9 September 2026. The position reads unlocked and vested liquidity of zero. The DAO native-treasury PDA holds the position NFT and its fee rights; the principal has no withdrawal path for any signer, governance included.

Initial ICHOR LPPermanent lock

Releasable by voteNo

One deposited ICHOR, one vote

Your vote is the ICHOR you have deposited, not square-rooted, not quadratic. Splitting across wallets gains nothing, and a large holder does outweigh a small one. Depositing is not a lock-up: withdraw once any vote you cast has finished.

Linear deposited-ICHOR vote weight, in a Realms/Governance fork needed to handle ICHOR's transfer fee correctly. Weight credits net of the 0.25% fee on deposit, and the same fee applies on withdrawal.

Vote weightLinear, 1 ICHOR = 1 vote

WithdrawalAny time

§ 02 Why destroying tokens matters

Supply can only ever go down

There will never be more than one billion KEKBULL. This is not us promising to behave: , because the power to do so was permanently given up when the coin launched. You can check it on any Solana explorer in about ten seconds.

Burning moves the number the other way. Every time someone trades KEKBULL for ICHOR, their KEKBULL is in that same transaction. It does not go to us, and it does not sit in a reserve waiting to be sold on you later. It stops existing.

A simple way to picture it

Say the market decides KEKBULL is worth $1,000,000 in total. Split across a billion tokens, that is a tenth of a cent each. Now suppose holders destroy a fifth of the supply. If the market still values the project at $1,000,000, that same total is now shared between 800 million tokens instead of a billion, so each one is worth more.

That if is the whole thing. Burning changes how many tokens share the value. It does not change how much value people decide to place on it.

And the people who burned did not get that for nothing. They gave up their own KEKBULL to do it, and hold ICHOR instead. Supply falls because individuals chose to trade one thing for another, not because value appeared.

Where a burn actually bites

Before graduation the pump.fun curve quoted price from its own reserves, so destroying circulating KEKBULL did not change the next quoted price. KEKBULL passed MigrateV2 on 9 September 2026, so the pair now prices against pool balances and a burn is a genuine reduction in tradable supply. At that migration BOOST also funded a sequence of protocol buy-and-burn transactions, which is a separate destruction from the ICHOR converter's; those exclude mayhem-mode tokens, and KEKBULL launched without mayhem mode.

Supply is fixed at 1,000,000,000 with mint authority set to none, so the figure is monotonic downward. Burnt KEKBULL is not routed to a project account and no reserve stands behind it.

And it does not stop after one event

Burning here is not a one-off announcement. The only way to get ICHOR is to destroy KEKBULL, so for as long as anyone wants ICHOR, KEKBULL keeps leaving , every burn somebody's own tokens given up for something they want.

What burning cannot do

Burning makes each token scarcer. It cannot make anyone want the coin. A price is scarcity and demand together, and a design can only control one of them. If nobody is buying, a smaller supply of something nobody wants is still worth very little.

Anyone who tells you a burn guarantees the price goes up is selling you something. What we can tell you is the mechanism, and that the genuinely cannot rise.

AT LAUNCH1,000,000,000

AFTER BURNS800,000,000

AFTER MORE620,000,000

EVER HIGHERimpossible

Illustration of the mechanism, not a forecast. The figures after launch are examples. How much is ever burned depends entirely on how many people choose to.

Burn KEKBULL for ICHOR

§ 03 Where the money goes

Who gets paid, and how much

We make money from this. Here is exactly how much, and from what, before you decide anything. There are three sources below. Two of them pay us; the third pays only the community treasury.

A 0.25% fee on ICHOR

Charged every time ICHOR moves, including sending it to your own second wallet, and including depositing it to vote and taking it back out again. On $100 of ICHOR that is 25 cents.

Token-2022 transfer-fee extension, 25 basis points, on every ICHOR transfer including self-transfers and Realms deposits and withdrawals, which are not exempt. Harvest is permissionless. The ICHOR program enforces the split to a verified Realms treasury address and records the net amount each destination actually receives.

25% to us

75% to the

Our share of pump.fun trading fees

pump.fun pays a coin's creator a cut of the fees when people trade it. The community treasury exists. Three quarters of that cut already go there and we keep a quarter. It is the same split as the ICHOR fee, so there is only one number to remember.

The split is set and cannot be changed. It was set while KEKBULL was still on the curve, and it governs KEKBULL creator fees from that point on. pump.fun's own program does the paying and anyone can trigger it, including you. We cannot hold the treasury's share back. Fees earned before that sit in a creator-wide vault that is not KEKBULL-specific; that old receipt stays with us. There is no retroactive 75% transfer.

We deliberately left switched off. That is a choice that keeps these fees flowing rather than giving them up, and three quarters of them go to the community.

Creator fee shares are live at 75% Realms treasury PDA Dn2cjgXaHLju8Gc5fRpvHX3AzeKAi3JwSjusPCoAYWGJ / 25% token dev, the same ratio as the ICHOR transfer fee but a separate per-mint stream. SharingConfig is Active and admin_revoked is set. The pre-split collect_creator_fee vault is creator-global and cannot be attributed to KEKBULL; that old receipt stays with the creator. There is no retroactive 75% transfer. Distribution is permissionless: distribute_creator_fees takes no signer, and distribute_creator_fees_v2's only signer is a rent payer. get_minimum_distributable_fee reports a threshold; it is not by itself a "there is money" signal. Cashback stays off.

25% to us

75% to the community treasury

Fees earned by the locked liquidity

The starting money in the ICHOR trading pot can never be taken out by anyone. But it earns trading fees while it sits there, and those fees can be claimed or put back in by a community vote, into the community treasury.

Meteora DAMM v2, pair ICHOR/SOL, pool 7DvzmNgyEySoPbis6xQRww3Laj6RXAoUL6yyoxqTRD9F. The initial LP principal is under a native permanent lock and cannot be withdrawn, including by a passed proposal. The DAO native-treasury PDA holds the position NFT and its fee rights, so accrued position fees can be claimed or reinvested through governance. No fee claim has been made against the position yet.

100% to the community treasury

What we cannot do, no matter what

We cannot create more KEKBULL. That power was permanently given up when the coin launched.
We cannot create ICHOR, not for ourselves, not for anyone. Only the burn program can, and the only way to trigger it is by destroying KEKBULL. Our own treasury gets ICHOR by destroying KEKBULL it bought at the public price, exactly like you would.
The locked starting liquidity is beyond our reach too, and beyond a vote's.
We can pause and unpause conversion without a vote until that power is handed to the DAO. The wallet that holds config.authority can switch burning on and off; it is unpaused today. Every change is a public transaction you can read.

What we still hold, and what we no longer do

Community voting is open. ICHOR exists, deposited ICHOR votes, and spending from the shared wallet takes a passed proposal — three days of voting, a day of cool-off, then a day of hold-up before it can execute. Those delays are in the Governance account, not in a promise.

What we still hold is realm authority: the ability to change the voting rules, which is not the ability to move money. Two narrower powers stay with us a while longer, and both are named below. Every action any of them takes is a public transaction you can read.

Two things we can do, and both end. The wallet that deployed the burn program (config.authority) can switch burning on and off, without a vote, until realm authority is handed over. Convert is unpaused. The first conversion after graduation was an atomic defensive stake; the ICHOR/SOL pool was then created and permanently locked, both on 9 September 2026. That same wallet can also update the program itself, which is how a bug gets fixed instead of becoming permanent. Realm authority moves to the DAO only after the measured inputs have held, a rehearsal of the emergency brake, and an explicit decision. Day 90 is a checkpoint to stop and re-decide, not a deadline. The voting program's upgrade key is a later, separate review. Every change is a public transaction you can read.

Vote on the treasury

§ 04 Who is building this

You should not have to trust us

KEKBULL is built by one developer who has worked in crypto since 2016, under the name DassCrypto. That is how this industry was built: developers who were judged on what they shipped, because there was nothing else to judge them on.

It does mean you cannot look us up, and a promise from a name you cannot verify is worth very little. So the project is arranged so that you do not need one: what protects you is enforced by published code, not by our intentions.

This is not our first coin

Sixteen came before it from this same wallet, and they are all on our pump.fun profile, so go and look at every one. None of them graduated. Launching meme coins is what we do, it is the job, and we will keep doing it.

KEKBULL is the one we decided to put real weight behind. So rather than another coin you buy and hope for, this one gets a treasury, a vote, and a community that can actually steer it.

Open source

The programs that create ICHOR and run the voting are . Anyone, you, a developer you trust, a stranger who wants to prove us wrong, can read exactly what they do before putting money anywhere near them.

Built in public

The work happens where you can watch it, not behind a launch date. What is finished, what is broken and what changed is visible as it happens rather than announced afterwards.

Enforced, not promised

The limits listed in the fees section are not policies we could quietly change our minds about. The ability itself does not exist, which is a different kind of protection from a team saying it will behave. You can check every one of them rather than taking our word for it.

Control is handed over

The point of the treasury and the vote is that they stop being ours. Community voting is live, and the shared wallet answers to a proposal rather than to us: nothing leaves it without a passed vote. Two narrower powers, over the voting rules and over fixing the program, stay with us until that later checkpoint. Day 90 is when we stop and re-decide, not an automatic deadline; §07 gives the detail.

One developer today, and nobody is an employee

Right now that is one person. KEKBULL is built the way crypto projects were built before the industry got corporate: pseudonymous developers who prove themselves by what they ship, with a instead of a CV. There is no entity behind it and no payroll.

Positions are open now. Developers, writers, moderators, artists. There is no application form and no interview. The way in is to do something visible and useful, then say so in the Telegram. Contributions get judged on the work, which is the only part anyone can actually verify.

How the treasury supports the people building this is decided by holders voting on it, not by us handing out money. The team page grows as people earn a place on it.

If this grows into something large enough that being anonymous stops being reasonable, that changes. Until then, judge it on what you can check rather than on a name you would have no way to verify anyway.

§ 05 New here?

How to buy, step by step

If you have never bought a coin like this before, this is the whole process. It takes about ten minutes the first time and under a minute after that.

1

Get a wallet

Install a . Phantom is the usual choice, as a browser extension or a phone app. Write your recovery phrase on paper and never type it into any website. Nobody from KEKBULL will ever ask you for it.
2

Put some in it

You can buy SOL with a card inside Phantom itself, or send it from an exchange like Coinbase. Leave a little spare for fees. A few dollars is plenty.
3

Open the official link

Use the Buy on pump.fun button on this page. Then check that the shown there matches the one shown at the top of this page, character for character.
4

Swap and confirm

Enter how much SOL you want to spend and confirm in your wallet. If the trade fails, raise the a little and try again.

01
Wallet. Any Solana wallet with Token-2022 support. Keys stay with you. This site requests no wallet connection and never will; the governance app runs on a separate origin at dao.kekbull.com.
02
Funding. SOL for the swap plus network fees, which are fractions of a cent.
03
Route. KEKBULL has migrated, so the venue is PumpSwap, or any aggregator routing into that pool. Check the mint against the address published on this page before signing, and derive chart and pump.fun links from that mint rather than from a message.
04
Execution. Raise slippage by the smallest amount that lands the transaction. A higher tolerance accepts a worse fill; it does not improve the quoted price.

The one rule: the only real KEKBULL is the address published on this page. Anyone messaging you a different address, whether in Telegram, in replies or in a DM, is trying to take your money.

§ 06 Official token

Contract address

Three addresses matter here. KEKBULL is the coin you buy. ICHOR is the token you get by burning it, and burning is open. The third is the Meteora pool where ICHOR trades against SOL; its starting money is permanently locked. Check all three character for character before you trade.

KEKBULL CONTRACT ADDRESS LOADING

LOADING CONTRACT

Loading the verified KEKBULL contract address.

ICHOR CONTRACT ADDRESS LOADING

LOADING CONTRACT

Loading the verified ICHOR mint.

ICHOR/SOL POOL ADDRESS LIVE · PERMANENTLY LOCKED

7DvzmNgyEySoPbis6xQRww3Laj6RXAoUL6yyoxqTRD9F

The Meteora DAMM v2 pool where ICHOR trades against SOL. Its starting liquidity is under Meteora's native permanent lock, so nobody can withdraw that principal — not us, and not a passed vote. The position NFT is held by the DAO treasury wallet, and both of those addresses are published on dao.kekbull.com. ICHOR charges 0.25% on every transfer, trades through this pool included.

Verify before you trust

Token program: Token-2022
Mint authority: none
ICHOR mint authority: burn program PDA
ICHOR freeze authority: none
ICHOR transfer fee: 25 bps · 0.25%
Fee split: 25% creator / 75% Realms
Convert: open · paused false
Emission ratio: 1:1 · frozen
Market: Meteora DAMM v2 ICHOR/SOL · live
Initial LP: 100% native permanent lock
Position NFT: DAO native-treasury PDA
Realm authority: creator, until handover

Read every one of these off the live mint account rather than off this page.

§ 07 Roadmap

What we plan to build

KEKBULL on 9 September 2026. The DAO is live: Realm, Governance and the treasury exist, 75% of KEKBULL's pump.fun creator fees go to that treasury, the ICHOR mint is unpaused and burning is open, the ICHOR/SOL pool is created and permanently locked, and deposited ICHOR votes. What is left below is the handover, and that is a decision, not a date.

What is ICHOR?

ICHOR is a second token, earned by the holders who commit to it. There was no presale, no investor round and no allocation to anyone. Every ICHOR that will ever exist is created by someone destroying their own KEKBULL, ourselves included.

Once you have ICHOR you can sell it whenever you like. Nothing about it is locked up, vested, or held back by us.

The only way to get ICHOR is to some of your KEKBULL. The two happen in one transaction, so it is not something we hand out or could withhold. You can then keep it, trade it, or use it to vote.

That applies to us too, with no founder allocation and no free supply.

How the tokens connect

KEKBULL stays the coin you buy. ICHOR is a separate reward you can only get by giving some KEKBULL up for good.

KEKBULL

KEKBULL is live Buy and sell it like any other coin. Two project wallets bought at launch on the same public curve, earlier and therefore cheaper than later buyers.

Gate passed

KEKBULL graduated Enough of the coin was bought that it moved onto a normal exchange, on 9 September 2026. Everything below it opened.

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Holder choice

Burn KEKBULL You choose to destroy some of your own KEKBULL. Nobody can do this for you or to you.

ICHOR

Receive ICHOR ICHOR arrives in the same transaction. It cannot be created any other way.

ICHOR market + votes

Trade ICHOR/SOL or vote Keep it, sell it, or deposit it to vote. A 0.25% fee applies each time ICHOR moves.

Locked liquidity

This is about the pot, not your tokens. The money that started the ICHOR is locked forever, and that lock is already in place. Not by a promise, but by the exchange itself. Nobody can withdraw it, including us, and no later vote can change that. This is the protection against a team taking the funds and disappearing.

Governance

Deposit ICHOR to vote on how the project spends its shared wallet. Voting runs on KEKBULL's Realms/Governance fork (needed for ICHOR's transfer fee), not the public realms.today instance alone.

Your ICHOR is not locked away by us. Withdraw it yourself whenever you like, once a vote you have cast has closed. What no vote can ever release is the starting money in the ICHOR trading pot. That stays sealed permanently.

Other blockchains: we are not building anything that holds your tokens. If people want KEKBULL elsewhere, a public service called Wormhole Portal already does it, and anyone can use it without us.

Reading level

Plain English. No jargon, nothing assumed.

01
Launch
Complete

Why. So you can tell the real coin from the fakes. There is exactly one correct address, and it is printed on this page.

KEKBULL launched on pump.fun, a site that lets anyone start a Solana coin cheaply. Everyone bought from the same starting price on the same . There was no private sale and no allocation handed out before trading opened.

This page lists the only official address, chat, and chart. Two project wallets bought at launch on the same public curve as everyone else, one of them to fund the community treasury later. Being early on that curve means they paid less than later buyers did, because the price rises with every purchase. That treasury is funded: the DAO native-treasury wallet is Dn2cjgXaHLju8Gc5fRpvHX3AzeKAi3JwSjusPCoAYWGJ, it holds KEKBULL, ICHOR and the locked pool position, and you should read its balances on an explorer rather than take a figure from us.

pump.fun create_v2 created a Token-2022 mint. The creator does not hold its mint authority and cannot mint additional KEKBULL or replace its token program later. The live mint account is the source of truth.

One of the two opening bundle wallets was dedicated to treasury capitalization and bought KEKBULL at the public bonding-curve price. After graduation those tokens went through the same public burn path any holder uses; none of it was a genesis ICHOR grant.

The metadata URI was fixed when the token was created. The website and Telegram URLs were included in that immutable metadata.
02
Community
Live now

Why. So there is one place to ask questions and check what is real, instead of trusting whoever replies to you first.

The official places are the Telegram group and @kekbull_token on X, both linked on this page. That is the complete list.

Admins will never message you first, and will never ask for your . Anyone who does either of those things is trying to rob you, no matter whose name or picture they are using.

The Telegram URL was written into immutable metadata during create_v2. The group existed before launch, but the name and contract were not promoted until the mint was confirmed on-chain.

X is @kekbull_token. That is the project account. Older posts from the creator wallet stay on the pump.fun profile linked above.
03
The DAO is published
Complete

Why. So the treasury, the voting accounts, and the fee split can be read on chain before graduation, instead of promised afterwards.

The program that creates ICHOR, the ICHOR mint, the shared wallet, and the voting accounts went onto mainnet while KEKBULL was still on the price ladder, so they could be read before graduation instead of promised after it. ICHOR now exists, every unit of it created by someone burning KEKBULL. Convert and voting are open.

The one-way doors are shut. The treasury address and the 75/25 fee split are set and cannot be changed. KEKBULL's pump creator fees go 75% to that treasury and 25% to the token dev from the moment the split was bound; fees banked before it stay with the developer and are not transferred back. Spending from the treasury takes a passed vote.

Most projects publish a roadmap. This published the thing itself. Source is on github.com/KEKBULL-ICHOR-DAO.

On mainnet: ICHOR program DmnfCzQN…, mint live with the supply readable on dao.kekbull.com, Config.paused false, Realm EJQ83ay57…, Governance H9hwaXvV…, native treasury Dn2cjgXa…. commit_dao_destination is written and set_fee_distribution has bound the ICHOR transfer-fee beneficiaries. SharingConfig 5r33ChCK… is Active with admin_revoked.

convert is unpaused. The first conversion after graduation was an atomic defensive stake; the Meteora DAMM v2 ICHOR/SOL pool was then created and permanently locked. Holder convert is open.
04
Graduation
Complete

Why. This is the gate everything else waits on. Destroying tokens only affects the price after this point, so nothing further can happen before it.

KEKBULL started on pump.fun's . Enough of it was bought, so it graduated on 9 September 2026: it moved onto a normal exchange and now trades like any other token, on PumpSwap.

This was never guaranteed, and it is the gate everything else waited on. It passed, so convert was switched on, the ICHOR/SOL market was built and permanently locked, and community voting opened. Graduating is not a promise about price: it is the point at which burning starts to reduce tradable supply.

Before graduation the pump.fun curve determined price from its reserves, so burning circulating tokens did not change the curve's next quoted price. Since migration PumpSwap prices against pool balances and a burn is a genuine reduction in tradable supply.

At MigrateV2, BOOST funded a sequence of protocol buy-and-burn transactions. Mayhem-mode tokens are excluded, so KEKBULL launched without mayhem mode. Those BOOST burns are pump.fun's, separate from the ICHOR converter's, and the bonding curve now reads complete with zero reserves.

The ICHOR program, mint, Realm, Governance and native treasury are on mainnet, convert is unpaused, and the Meteora ICHOR/SOL pool is created and permanently locked.
05
ICHOR token and market
Live now

Why. A reward is only worth having if it is worth something. ICHOR needs a real market price, and it only exists by removing KEKBULL from circulation.

There is no presale. We are not selling ICHOR to anyone at any price. The only way any of it exists is someone choosing to destroy KEKBULL. Once it is yours, it is yours: hold it or sell it whenever you want. It has its own paired with SOL on an exchange called , the pool address is printed in the contract section above, and the money that started it is sealed there permanently. Moving ICHOR costs 0.25% every time, this pool included.

The only way new ICHOR is ever created is by permanently destroying KEKBULL in the same transaction. That includes ours: the project wallet earns its ICHOR by destroying KEKBULL it paid for. Nobody received free ICHOR.

ICHOR is a separate Token-2022 mint because the creator has no KEKBULL mint authority. There is no human or treasury direct-mint path for ICHOR either: its mint authority is the burn program's PDA. Freeze authority: none.

Each ICHOR MintToChecked must be paired atomically with a Token-2022 BurnChecked of KEKBULL. If either instruction fails, neither state change is committed. Treasury ICHOR uses that same public burn path. The burn amount is read from the real treasury balance at runtime, never hardcoded.

ICHOR uses only Token-2022's transfer-fee extension: 25 basis points, or 0.25%. Harvest is permissionless. The ICHOR program enforces 25% creator / 75% verified Realms treasury and records the net amount each destination actually receives.

The market is Meteora DAMM v2, pair ICHOR/SOL, pool 7DvzmNgyEySoPbis6xQRww3Laj6RXAoUL6yyoxqTRD9F, created and locked in a single transaction on 9 September 2026. 100% of the initial liquidity uses Meteora's native permanent lock; the position reads unlocked and vested liquidity of zero. That principal cannot be withdrawn, including by a DAO vote. The DAO native-treasury PDA holds the position NFT and its fee rights and can claim or reinvest accrued fees through governance.
06
Voting
Live now

Why. So decisions about the project's shared wallet are made by the people holding the token, not by one person.

Deposit ICHOR into to vote. One deposited ICHOR is one vote, no clever weighting: splitting across wallets gains nothing, and a large holder does outweigh a small one. Depositing is not a lock-up, so take it back whenever you want. The 0.25% fee applies going in and coming out, and a vote you have cast must finish before that deposit frees up.

Tokens sitting in your wallet do not vote; you have to deposit them. Splitting them across several wallets gains you nothing. And the starting money in the ICHOR pot is , no vote can release that starting liquidity, including ours.

Voting uses deployed Realms / SPL Governance. Weight is linear deposited ICHOR. It will not use wallet balances, square-root weighting, or quadratic weighting.

Proposal creation requires a community threshold and a proposal deposit. Voting has a nonzero window and an execution hold-up. There is no council. The council mint is created at zero supply with its authority held by the Governance PDA, so nobody holds council power at launch, us included.

Pump fee shares are live at 75% Realms treasury PDA / 25% token dev. SharingConfig is Active and admin_revoked. The pre-split collect_creator_fee vault is creator-global; that old receipt stays with the creator. There is no retroactive 75% transfer. Cashback stays off.

The treasury may hold SOL, KEKBULL, ICHOR, and the Meteora position NFT with fee rights. It cannot withdraw the permanently locked initial LP principal.

The voting application runs at dao.kekbull.com, on its own browser origin and security policy. Wallet connection will not be added to this website.
07
Handover
Day 90 checkpoint

Why. Because until this happens, one wallet can still change the voting rules, and you should know that while it is true rather than afterwards.

Now that voting is open, we keep two powers, and neither one can move money. The first is the ability to change the voting rules themselves: how many votes a proposal needs, how long voting runs, how long before a passed proposal takes effect. The second is the ability to update the program, which is how a bug gets fixed instead of becoming permanent. Neither can take anything out of the shared wallet.

It exists because those numbers have to be set before anyone has ever voted, and a wrong one can strand the DAO permanently. If the bar to pass is set too high, nothing passes ever again, including a proposal to lower the bar. Keeping the ability to correct that is the difference between a fixable mistake and a dead project.

Day 90 is a checkpoint to stop and re-decide, not a deadline. Realm authority moves to the voting program only after the measured activation inputs have held, an official-devnet rehearsal of the SetRealmConfig brake, and an explicit decision. That handoff cannot be undone. The voting program's upgrade key is a later, separate review; this page does not promise both move at once. After realm-authority handoff, nobody can change the rules without a vote, us included. Every change made in the meantime is a public transaction you can read.

Community activation was set directly by the bootstrap signer while it still holds realm authority, so no proposal and no council vote was required to turn voting on.

The signer then retains two authorities during the recovery window. Realm authority can issue SetRealmConfig without a proposal, scoped to realm parameters; it cannot SetGovernanceConfig. config.authority can pause and unpause conversion without a vote until handoff. ProgramData upgrade authority for the ICHOR program deploys a fix if a bug is found. Neither moves treasury funds. Vote-program upgrade authority is a later, separate review.

The realm-authority window closes with SetRealmAuthority / SetChecked transferring realm authority to the Governance PDA, only after measured activation inputs have held, an official-devnet SetRealmConfig brake rehearsal, and an explicit operator decision. Irreversible, and from then on a realm-authority fix needs a passed proposal like anything else. Day 90 is a checkpoint to stop and re-decide, not an unconditional deadline. Vote-program SetAuthority is not promised at the same time.
08
Cross-chain access
Demand-driven

Why. Some people keep their money on other blockchains. This is how they could reach KEKBULL without anyone here holding their tokens.

We are not building a . They hold large amounts of other people's money and are attacked constantly. We are not asking you to trust us with one.

If holders want KEKBULL on another chain, a public service called Wormhole Portal already does it, and anyone can use it and we do not operate it. It locks the original on Solana and issues a copy elsewhere. That copy is not ICHOR and does not create ICHOR. We would publish another chain's address only after checking it points back to the real Solana coin.

Use permissionless Wormhole Portal wrapping only if demand appears. The person who initiates wrapping does not gain mint authority; Wormhole's Token Bridge contracts control the wrapped supply and backing.

Do not build a custom bridge, NTT manager, OFT adapter, CCIP pool, vault, or bridge UI. Publish a wrapped contract only after verifying the Solana origin mapping and the destination address.

Cross-chain availability and market liquidity are separate. A wrapped contract is useful only when users can obtain it and trade it without unsafe slippage.

Most meme coins are only a coin

The usual meme coin

KEKBULL

Burn KEKBULL to create ICHOR

Trade KEKBULL for ICHOR, permanently

Use ICHOR to vote

You get a vote

Other blockchains

The numbers that matter

Fixed at 1,000,000,000, and nobody can make more

Supply only ever goes down

No presale, no team allocation

KEKBULL charges no tax. The venue does.

1 ICHOR per 1 KEKBULL burned, and that rate can only fall

Both fee streams split 75% community, 25% dev

KEKBULL liquidity cannot be pulled

ICHOR starting liquidity cannot be pulled either

One deposited ICHOR, one vote

Supply can only ever go down

And it does not stop after one event

What burning cannot do

Who gets paid, and how much

A 0.25% fee on ICHOR

Our share of pump.fun trading fees

Fees earned by the locked liquidity

What we cannot do, no matter what

What we still hold, and what we no longer do

You should not have to trust us

This is not our first coin

Open source

Built in public

Enforced, not promised

Control is handed over

One developer today, and nobody is an employee

How to buy, step by step

Get a wallet

Put some SOL in it

Open the official link

Swap and confirm

KEKBULL

EATS SHORTS.

Contract address

What we plan to build

Launch

Community

The DAO is published

Graduation

ICHOR token and market

Voting

Handover

Cross-chain access

Put some in it