Fees collect
Trading fees accumulate automatically in the creator balance between cycles.
$SLAM · Uniswap v4● live · real locks
Every 3 min
a new SLAM
into the chart.
Creator fees are sent back into the market every three minutes. One automatic buy, followed by an immediate lock. No manual claiming and no team cut.
0x72…823a ⧉
SLAM
next slam in
2:59
Fees build until the clock reaches zero. Then SLAM buys once and locks what it bought.
0.018 ETHfuel for next slam
42 sec agolast slam
buy 0x2c…844a · 0.0423 ETH sell 0x80…73f9 · 0.0011 ETH 🔒 slam #1285 · 20.42K buy 0x70…a89c · 0.0086 ETH
306.64M$SLAM locked
30.664%of supply gone forever
83.271 ETHsent into the chart
992slams so far
$134,832 mcap
$0.000135 per $SLAM · real market cap after locks · updated now
Slam #1285 completed — 0.00120 ETH bought and locked 20,416 $SLAM.
306,635,575 $SLAM locked across 992 slams.
How SLAM works
No staking. No claiming. Fees become buys. Buys become locks.
Every 3 min
The timer completes and the engine claims the full available fee balance.
SLAM
The balance executes as a single market buy, creating a visible on-chain event.
Locked
Purchased tokens are locked immediately, taking them out of circulation.
The rules of SLAM
A fixed engine, a public clock, and transactions anyone can verify.
1
Always on schedule
A cycle begins every three minutes. Nobody can choose the timing.
2
All available fees
The full creator-fee balance is committed to the next eligible buy.
3
One buy
Available ETH becomes one market transaction, minus the gas reserve.
4
Locked
Tokens from each slam move straight into the permanent lock contract.
NEW · the launchpad
Launch your own SLAM.
Launch a coin with its own three-minute engine. Its fees automatically buy and lock the token while a portion supports $SLAM.
90%your coin → locked
7%$SLAM → locked
3%keeps the pad running
Connect a wallet, add a logo, and choose the launch amount. The automated engine handles each scheduled cycle.
Every participating coin also contributes to the $SLAM lock.
Slams
Recent claim, buy, and lock cycles.