Patient
Waits for deep dips and sells big rises; slow and steady, keeps most of its value in BNB.
Illustration · sample pathBuy · Sell
- Buy trigger
- −30%
- Sell trigger
- +30%
- Profit target
- 12%
- Stop-loss
- 40%
- Buy size
- 20%
- Cooldown
- 15 min
Loading live holder activity
A public market maker for every coin on BNB Chain
Your coin, held. In public, by your rules.
A holder is a treasury and up to ten public wallets that buy the dips and sell the rises of one coin. On a coin launched here it runs on part of the coin’s own trading tax, split on chain at launch and sealed for good.
Split sealed at launch
80% to the holder, 20% to the platform. No key can change it.
Every move on record
Trades with their reasons, claims, payouts and every settings edit, in public.
Only your wallet signs
A rule change needs your signature, and the holder’s page logs it.
A holder trades real BNB and can end at a loss. Nothing here is financial advice; read the risks.
80% to the holder · 20% to the platform
Fixed in each coin’s FeeSplitter at launch, with no admin key: nobody can change it.
Each launched holder’s page names its own FeeSplitter and links to its verified code.
Running right now
The busiest running holders that traded in the last four days, each with a day of trades or more, newest trade first. Each print is a holder’s last four days of its own trades, one ring a day: activity, never results.
No running holder is on the wall yet. A holder joins it after its first full day of trades and leaves it after four days without one.
Live holder activity
Trades, claims and launches from every holder, with what happened, as they land on chain.
ConnectingEvery holder, newest first
Loading live holder activity
All holders, right now
One count across every holder, recounted as trades and claims land on chain.
Loading the totals
- Holders live
- Capital
- Volume 24h
- Trades 24h
- Realized P&L
- Claimed rewards
- Paid out
Live holders
The busiest holders by volume. Open one for its wallets, every trade and its settings.
Loading Live holders
| Coin | Status | Type | Mcap | Capital | Realized P&L | Volume | Trades 24h | Wallets | Age |
|---|
How a launch works
Four steps from a name to a holder that trades its own coin, each one on chain.
Pick a name, a ticker and an image. four.meme creates the coin as a tax token, so every trade of it pays a small tax.
The coin’s tax goes to its own FeeSplitter: 80% to its holder, 20% to the platform. The split is fixed at launch and nobody can change it.
Its public wallets buy the dips and sell the rises, by the rules you set.
When the coin dispatches its tax, the holder claims its share into its treasury. Every step is public on chain.
Where the money goes
On a coin launched here, part of every trade’s tax funds the holder through a contract nobody can change. On a coin that already trades, the holder runs on your deposits.
Traders
Anyone trading the coin
Every buy and sell of a coin launched here pays the coin’s trading tax.
tax on each trade
The coin
Tax waits in the token
The creator share builds up inside the coin until it is dispatched.
creator share, dispatched
FeeSplitter
The split, fixed at launch
One contract per coin, with no admin key and no upgrade path.
Sealed 80/2020% to the platform
Platform vault
Runs the engine and the site
Paid only from the split, never from a holder’s capital.
80% to the holder
Treasury
The holder’s reserve
Keeps a reserve and your payable profit, and funds the wallets. Your own funding lands here too.
equal shares out · gains come back
gains come back
W1 to W10
Public trading wallets
Each one buys after a drop and sells after a rise, at its own levels.
Profit fee: 20% of realized trading profit, never of capital or losses. Your share waits in the treasury as payable BNB until you withdraw it. A holder on a coin that already trades has no split: it runs on what you deposit.
Presets
A full set of rules: how deep a dip before a wallet buys, how far a rise before it sells, how much it trades. Any value can change later with a signed edit.
Conservative
Wide triggers, small buys and a tight stop: trades rarely and protects capital first.
Illustration · sample pathBuy · Sell
- Buy trigger
- −20%
- Sell trigger
- +20%
- Profit target
- 8%
- Stop-loss
- 25%
- Buy size
- 25%
- Cooldown
- 10 min
Balanced
DefaultThe default: 10% steps both ways, averages down and keeps half of its value in BNB.
Illustration · sample pathBuy · Sell
- Buy trigger
- −10%
- Sell trigger
- +10%
- Profit target
- 4%
- Stop-loss
- 35%
- Buy size
- 50%
- Cooldown
- 3 min
Aggressive
Tight 8% steps with full-size trades and a short cooldown; no stop-loss.
Illustration · sample pathBuy · Sell
- Buy trigger
- −8%
- Sell trigger
- +8%
- Profit target
- 1.5%
- Stop-loss
- Off
- Buy size
- 100%
- Cooldown
- 45 s
Adaptive
Five laddered wallets with a trend filter and a trailing stop for coins that run.
Illustration · sample pathBuy · Sell
- Buy trigger
- −6%
- Sell trigger
- +12%
- Profit target
- 3%
- Stop-loss
- 40%
- Buy size
- 50%
- Cooldown
- 1 min
Degen
High riskTightest steps, full size, no target, no stop and every reward back into trading.
Illustration · sample pathBuy · Sell
- Buy trigger
- −6%
- Sell trigger
- +6%
- Profit target
- 0%
- Stop-loss
- Off
- Buy size
- 100%
- Cooldown
- 15 s
What you can tune
The ranges the engine accepts. Owners edit them on the holder’s page, where the full edit history is public.
Strategy
- Buy trigger
- 1–90%
- Sell trigger
- 1–90%
- Profit target
- 0–500%
- Average down
- on / off
- Deeper steps
- 1–90% / off
- Deeper after
- 1–100%
- Step down
- on / off
- Follow window
- 5 min–24 h / off
- Cooldown
- 15 s–24 h
- Trend filter
- on / off
Trade size
- Buy size
- 5–100%
- Buy size from capital
- 0.1–25% / off
- Sell size
- 5–100%
- Min trade
- 0.002–20 BNB
- Max trade
- 0.002–20 BNB
Risk
- Slippage
- 0.5–15%
- Stop-loss
- 1–95% / off
- First-entry stop
- on / off
- Trailing stop
- 1–90% / off
- Min market cap
- $1K–$100B / off
- Max market cap
- $1K–$100B / off
- Max exposure
- 0.002–10,000 BNB / off
- Daily spend limit
- 0.002–10,000 BNB / off
- Profit close-out
- 0.002–20,000 BNB / off
- BNB kept
- 0–100%
Wallets
- Trading wallets
- 1–10
- Per-wallet triggers
- per wallet
Treasury
- Rewards kept for trading
- 0–100%
- Profit kept for trading
- 0–100%
- Auto payout
- on / off
- Payout threshold
- 0.002–200 BNB
- Allocation
- 0.002–10,000 BNB / off
- Treasury reserve
- 0–10,000 BNB
Changes
Settings answer to one signer, the wallet that owns the holder. The engine applies an edit from its next pass, and the holder’s page keeps every version with its signature.
Read the settings referenceRules every holder follows
Fixed in the engine for every holder, whatever its settings.
Sells before buys
In every pass a wallet first checks whether to sell; a buy only happens when no sell is due.
One action per wallet
Each wallet does at most one thing per pass, so nothing piles up in a single block.
Never trades with itself
A wallet does not sell into another wallet’s fresh buy, or buy right after another sold.
Profit after costs
A take-profit sale only happens when the result is positive after fees, tax and gas.
Stops come first
When a stop-loss is set and hit, it wins over every other rule, and buying stops.
Everything is public
Wallets, trades with their reason, claims and every settings version are open to anyone.