Something happens
Every line starts with an event. Fees land, someone buys, volume passes a step, the chart dumps, a timer rings.
- Fees arrive
- A trade
- Volume step
- Market cap level
- Price move
- Timer
Say what your coin should do. OneLine turns it into rules it runs alone, paid by its own fees.
Type what the coin should do, the way you would tell a friend. When fees arrive, buy back with half and burn it.
OneLine draws your sentence as a line of blocks. Each block reads as plain English, and you can change any number or swap any block.
Ride it with pretend money first. Fake buys, fake fees, a fake dump. Each station lights up and the run prints a ticket.
Sign one transaction. The coin goes live on pump.fun, its creator fees point at its own vault, and the rules' fingerprint lands on Solana.
From the first trade the runner collects fees and runs your line every minute. Every run leaves a ticket anyone can check.
Every line starts with an event. Fees land, someone buys, volume passes a step, the chart dumps, a timer rings.
Money blocks spend from the coin's vault and nothing else, inside limits that are locked at launch.
A coin can hold tokenized shares bought with its fees. Up to three, picked before launch.
Branches decide: if the market cap is above a level, with a 25% chance, at most once an hour.
Post to the coin's page, count things in public, ping a Discord webhook, let AI write the update.
This runs on the same engine as a live coin. Pick a line, throw events at it, read the ticket.
Pretend money, pretend wallets, a SOL price fixed at $150 for the demo.
Press an event on the left. The ticket for the run prints here.
Live coins write the same ticket and anchor it on Solana.
Nobody has to take the creator's word, or ours. The rules are fixed at launch and every move they make is on the record.
The program's fingerprint is written to Solana from the creator's own wallet.
The runner prints a ticket: what triggered it, each step, every amount, every transaction.
New ticket hashes are bundled and their root is written to Solana.
Press Verify and your browser rebuilds the hash and checks it against the chain.
Each launch pays OneLine 0.05 SOL. The team uses those fees to buy back $LINE and burn it, by hand, and posts every burn. More coins, more fees, less $LINE.
The contract is not out yet. It will show up here and on X first. Anything you see before that is not ours.
The builder opens with it drawn, priced in pretend money, ready to test.