the model,
in plain words.

anyone can launch a coin and name any x account as the one that gets the fees. the account owner does not have to know, agree, or be on greenpill. the handle is resolved to its numeric x id at launch, so a renamed account keeps its wallet and a new account with the old name gets nothing.

the coin is launched on pump.fun, on solana, priced in sol. the launcher pays the creation cost, any dev buy and a flat 0.02 sol launch fee to greenpill, in the same transaction as the create.

pump.fun charges a creator fee on every trade. at launch, the same transaction that creates the coin writes its fee sharing config with the x account's wallet as the only shareholder, at 10000 bps (100%), and calls the one-shot update that removes the authority.

the coin is shown live only after greenpill reads the config back from the chain with exactly those shares. from then on nobody can change it: not the launcher, not greenpill, not the account owner.

the paid wallet is a privy embedded solana wallet created for the x user id before the launch, whether or not that person has ever visited the site. the same id always maps to the same wallet. greenpill stores the address, never a key, and cannot spend from it.

when the account owner signs in with x on greenpill, privy hands them that wallet. the login is the claim; there is nothing else to prove.

creator fees accrue in the coin's vault on pump.fun. greenpill's keeper calls the permissionless distribute instruction and pays the transaction fee; the program pays each shareholder its bps directly. anyone else can call the same instruction. every distribute that paid the account is published as a payout with its signature.

if the keeper stops, nothing is lost: the vault keeps accruing and any wallet can trigger the distribute.

from the claim page the account owner can export the wallet's private key through privy (shown to them only) or send the sol to any solana address in one transaction signed in their browser. no bank, no kyc, no country list.

at launch the launcher can pick a managed payout instead of the wallet. the fees are then locked on-chain to the greenpill payout vault, credited to the named account. the lock works the same way: nobody can redirect it after launch.

the account owner signs in with x to prove it is them, picks x money, paypal, cash app, a bank transfer, cash, gold, silver or anything else, and fills in where to send it. greenpill sends the equivalent of the balance at the sol price of the request day. every request and its status is shown on their claim page. in this mode greenpill holds the fees until it pays, so the wallet mode stays the default.

greenpill charges a flat 0.02 sol per launch, paid by the launcher in the create transaction. it never takes a cut of the creator fees. the launch fee pays for the keeper transactions, the rpc, the hosting and the people running this. it is the only revenue.

3 launches per account per day. tickers are up to 10 characters. greenpill may hide coins that impersonate a person in a harmful way, break the law, or are launched with false information; hiding a coin changes nothing on-chain, the fees keep flowing to the same wallet.

coins are volatile and can go to zero. greenpill does not give investment advice and promises no outcome.