Hold one coin.
Get the top five.

Every trade pays a fee. The fee buys the five biggest coins on embercurve.fun in equal slices, and they go straight to EMBER5 holders - no claiming, no staking, no votes.

5 coins, equal slices 100k EMBER5 to qualify

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Basket market cap

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sum of this round's five

Basket 24h volume

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across the five pairs

This round

The five EMBER5 is buying right now

Picked from embercurve.fun by market cap, filtered down to coins that have graduated, are actually traded, and carry no freeze authority. Numbers are live; the line-up only changes when the basket rotates.

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How it works

Fees in, five coins out, every 6 hour.

01

You hold EMBER5

One coin instead of five tabs. Nothing to stake, nothing to lock.

02

Trading fees collect

Every trade pays a fee into the keeper wallet. You can watch it fill up above.

03

The pot buys the five

Once it is worth buying, the pot is split into five equal slices and swapped through Jupiter.

04

Shares are booked

Every eligible wallet is credited pro-rata by balance, down to the last unit. Rounding carries to the next round.

05

Coins are sent

No claiming. A share is delivered as soon as sending it is worth more than the account it needs.

Who qualifies

A wallet needs at least 100,000 EMBER5 to be booked at all - below that, nothing is credited. Pool vaults, escrows and the keeper wallet itself are excluded, so the pot only ever reaches real holders.

FAQ

The honest answers

Do I have to claim anything?

No. The keeper sends every share out. A small share waits until it is worth more than the ~0.002 SOL token account it needs; that rent is withheld from the share itself, and the withheld tokens go back into the next round for everyone.

Which five, and who picks them?

The five largest coins on embercurve.fun by market cap, filtered to ones that have graduated, are actually held and traded, and have no live freeze authority. The list is sticky on purpose: a coin keeps its slot while it stays in the top eight, and at most two slots change per rotation.

What stops the keeper from paying itself?

Nothing on-chain - this is a keeper, not a program. Every buy and every payout is a public transaction from the wallet shown above, so the arithmetic is checkable by anyone at any time.

Can I game a round by buying right before it?

Balances are read when the round runs, so a wallet that buys just before it does earn that round. There is no lock-up either way.

Where does this page get its numbers?

Straight from the chain - the wallet balance, its token accounts and its payout transactions - plus Jupiter for prices, logos and 24h figures. There is no backend to trust.