Hold one coin.Get paid in seven.
Every SOL7 trade pays a 5% tax. The engine sells it, buys the seven coins in the published basket at their published weights, and distributes all seven to holders each day.
The seven.
Ranked by seat weight. The weights are published and deliberately unequal: STONK holds the top seat at 26%, EMBER the last at 6%.
Calculate your drop.
Hold at least 100,000 SOL7 to qualify. Each drop is split pro rata across every qualifying wallet.
Connect or paste an address to fill this in with your real balance and drop history. Checking is read-only: nothing to sign.
Estimates switch on after the first drop settles. The math is simple: your SOL7, divided by all qualifying SOL7, times the drop.
Trailing, not a forecast: what the last drop paid, applied to this holding at today's prices.
Vote on the lineup.
SOL7 holders decide what the engine buys. Vote to keep or remove any coin, or propose a new one. Votes are weighted by the SOL7 each wallet holds.
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Votes count at each wallet’s current SOL7 balance, so selling lowers your weight and dropping under 100,000 SOL7 pauses it. You can change your vote any time. Results guide the monthly lineup review: the team makes the change and publishes it before it takes effect. The coin must be listed on Jupiter so the engine can buy it.
How SOL7 works.
Everything below is enforced by the token, the engine, or visible on-chain.
How it works
Every SOL7 transfer pays a 5% tax: buys, sells and wallet-to-wallet sends, on the bonding curve and after graduation. The tax is built into the token and taken automatically. Every day at 16:00 UTC the engine runs a round:
- Collect and sell. All tax collected since the last round is sold for SOL. Amounts too small to be worth selling wait for the next round.
- Team. 1 of the 5 points (20% of the sale) goes to the team wallet.
- Buy. The other 4 points buy the seven coins through Jupiter, split by the published weights. 10% of it is kept as SOL to deliver coins to holders who have never held them before. Every round buys whatever the tax produced, however small.
- Drop. Every coin in the drop pot goes out to every qualifying holder, pro rata to their SOL7 balance. There is no treasury and nothing is held back.
Every tax sale, team payment, buy and drop is a Solana transaction, listed on the dashboard and checkable on Solscan.
What is locked, and what isn't
SOL7 launches on Raydium LaunchLab: it trades on a bonding curve first, then graduates to a Raydium pool automatically once enough SOL has been raised.
- The supply is fixed from day one. No more SOL7 can ever be minted.
- No wallet can ever be frozen.
- The 5% tax rate: during the curve it is held by Raydium's launch program. At graduation it passes to the launch wallet, and the engine locks it on its next round, after which nobody can ever change it.
- At graduation all of the pool's liquidity tokens are burned, so the liquidity can never be withdrawn.
- The launch wallet can collect the tax. It cannot touch anyone's SOL7.
- The engine's settings (the seven coins, their weights, the minimum to qualify) are not locked. Changes are published before they take effect.
The weights and the monthly lineup review
Weights are deliberately unequal. Current weights: STONK 26%, ANSEM 23%, ZCAT 16%, CATE 14%, MANIFEST 8%, KNOTS 7%, EMBER 6%. They decide how much of each round's buy goes to each coin, and so how much of each coin every holder receives.
The lineup is reviewed monthly. Coins can rotate in or out and weights can change, and every change is published before it takes effect.
Voting on the lineup
Voting is open to everyone. Connect any Solana wallet to vote on keeping or removing each coin, or to propose a new one. Voting means signing a message with your wallet: it is free, it is not a transaction, and it cannot move funds.
Each wallet gets one vote, and anyone can take part, so the results are a show of interest rather than a count of holders. They guide the monthly lineup review; the team makes the final change and publishes it before it takes effect.
Who is eligible
Any wallet holding at least 100,000 SOL7 when the round runs. The snapshot is taken at that moment; there is nothing to register or claim.
The bonding curve, liquidity pools and other program-controlled addresses are skipped automatically, and so is the launch wallet.
Delivering a coin to a wallet that has never held it costs about 0.002 SOL. If you already hold the coin, you always get your slice. If you don't and your slice is worth less than that cost, it stays in the pot for future drops instead.
Coins that have their own transfer tax (ZCAT and KNOTS each have 3%) arrive minus that tax.
What SOL7 is not
- Not a fund, an ETF or an investment product.
- No NAV: holding SOL7 gives you no claim on the drop pot.
- No redemption: you can't swap SOL7 for the underlying coins.
- Drops are discretionary and can be changed, paused or stopped.
- Not financial advice, and no promise of returns. For entertainment.
Risks
- Memecoins are extremely volatile. SOL7 and every basket coin can go to zero.
- Drops depend on trading volume. Low volume means small or no drops.
- Selling the collected tax every round puts steady selling pressure on SOL7.
- The engine is software running with a hot wallet. Bugs, outages or a compromised key could interrupt sales, buys and drops.
- Estimates on this site are trailing figures at today's prices, not forecasts.
- Taxes on drops are your responsibility.