Buy
You pick an amount of SOL. Your wallet signs a buy through Jupiter, at the best price it finds.
Your wallet · your keys · on Solana
Back the coin
Back the coin
you hold:
buy it, burn it,
prove it.
Every burn removes coins for good, so every holder owns a bigger share. Your receipt proves you did it.
1Bevery pump.fun coin starts here
2 signaturesboth yours, nothing pre-signed
1%the only fee, shown first
Burn proof, from the chain
One sum. No trust needed.
Every pump.fun coin starts with exactly 1 billion. Burning is the only way supply goes down, so whatever is missing was burned. Scorch reads the supply live and shows the difference.
1,000,000,000what every pump.fun coin starts with
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Supply nowread live from Solana
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Burned for goodthe number Scorch shows you
How a Scorch burn works
Two signatures. One receipt.
Burn exactly that
The page reads what the buy really brought in, from the chain, and burns every one of those coins. Not one more or less.
Get the receipt
Both transactions are on Solscan, linked to each other, and the burn lands in the public furnace log.
The furnace log
Every Scorch burn, in public.
Each burn pays its fee to one furnace wallet, so that wallet's history is the log. Nobody can edit it, and anyone can check it.
Not live yet
The hourly furnace, for devs.
- Point part of your coin's creator fees at Scorch.
- Every hour, it buys your coin and burns exactly what it bought, in one go.
- Every burn gets a receipt in the furnace log. Scorch keeps 5% of the fees it handles.
- It's built and passes dry runs. It switches on only after a legal check, and this page will say so.
$SCORCH
Coming. Not yet.
There's no $SCORCH contract address yet. When there is, it goes here first. Until then, any "$SCORCH" you see is not ours.
Contract addressSoon
Questions
Straight answers.
Does Scorch ever hold my SOL or coins?
No. You sign both steps in your own wallet: the buy, then the burn. Scorch never takes custody of anything.
What will my wallet ask me to sign?
Two transactions. First a Jupiter buy (SOL to the coin). Then one burn of exactly what arrived, plus the 1% fee and a short receipt note. The page checks both before your wallet sees them.
How do you know how much was burned?
Every pump.fun coin starts with exactly 1,000,000,000. Supply only goes down when coins are burned, so 1B minus the supply now is what was burned. It's read live from Solana.
What does it cost?
1% of the SOL you spend, at least 0.001 SOL, plus normal network fees. The fee is shown before you sign and goes to the public furnace wallet.
Can a burn be undone?
No. Burned coins are gone for good. That's the point, so only burn what you mean to.
Will burning make the price go up?
Nobody can promise that. A burn makes the supply smaller, and that's all Scorch claims. This is not financial advice.
Back your coin.
Keep the receipt.
Paste any pump.fun coin, see its burns, then add your own from your wallet.
Open burn proof