What shipped, and when

On Solana the multiplier now follows the coins. Coins you add start their own clock and do not take on the multiplier of what you already held. A round splits its pot between every wallet that qualifies and sends as many as 720 payments, to the wallets owed the most. A share it does not send stays owed to the same wallet and is paid in a later round.

A creator who forfeited no longer keeps the coin out of the weekly Summit Bounty. The coin and its top holders are paid as before, and the creator's part buys the coin in its own pool and burns it. The same goes for a coin that was taken over. A week with a winner less than 3 days old now pays out once that coin's first 3 days are over.

Holder rounds now run as often as every 10 minutes; they were hourly. A wallet's share of a round is what it held at the round before, times how long it has held: 1× after 10 minutes, 2× after an hour, 3× after two hours, 4× after three hours and 5× after four hours. It was one and a half times after a day and twice after a week. A wallet that sells, or moves coins out, starts over at round one, and what it would have been paid goes to the wallets that stayed. Staking still multiplies on top.

Every coin now opens with the 99% fee on its first three slots, about 1.2 seconds, then the coin's own fee. It was on by default and a creator could turn it off; it is now a fixed rule, so early bots and bundles pay for the rush on every launch. The creator's own declared first buy still rides inside the launch at the normal fee.

Every forfeited creator fee now goes into the weekly Summit Bounty in full; it was half. Each winner's share is now 30% to its creator, 50% to its top 50 holders, and 20% buys the coin in its own pool and burns what it bought. It was 50%, 30%, and 20% held in reserve.

A share of every trading fee is paid to every coin's holders in hourly rounds, weighted by how long each wallet has held, whatever destination the creator picked; a creator may add their own share. Staking now multiplies a wallet's weight in those rounds (1x with no lock, 1.5x for 7 days, 2x for 30) instead of paying a separate pot, every coin's vault opens at launch, no SOL sits in a vault, and leaving a lock early costs a tenth of what leaves.

When a creator abandons a coin and its holders take it over, Longevity can name the wallet the creator's fees go to from then on; what the old creator forfeited stays with the Summit Bounty. Staking opens when a coin graduates. A vault nobody stakes in on a coin quiet for 30 days is closed and its SOL goes to the bounty, as do rewards left unclaimed for 180 days. The admin can do nothing else to a vault.

Every coin gets a vault. Stake into it with no lock at 1x, a 7-day lock at 1.5x or a 30-day lock at 2x, and a share of every trade's fee is paid to stakers in SOL by weight, claimable any time. The share comes out of the same trading fee as the creator's held share and Longevity's. Built and tested on a local chain; it switches on when the stake_vault program is deployed.

A creator may buy up to 10 SOL of their coin inside the launch transaction, as the pool's first swap, at the normal fee instead of the 99% opening fee. Nobody can be in front of it, it is paid with the launch, and the coin page prints it. When the creator makes no first buy, Longevity makes a 0.001 SOL buy itself so that exempt first swap is never a bot's, and burns what it bought.

Trading terminals show bundle statistics natively, so the site no longer publishes its own verdict. The worker still reads which wallet first funded each early buyer, because three rules need it: which wallets count as the creator's under the dump rule, whether a coin qualifies for the Summit Bounty, and whether the launch fee comes back at graduation. Those rules are described where they apply.

The random three-to-fifteen-minute wait before a coin went live is gone: the worker creates the coin as soon as the payment confirms. The wait existed to deny bundlers block zero; the 99% opening fee on the first three slots does that better, so the coin is live in seconds. Longevity still creates the coin from its own wallet and a secret-derived mint, and still traces the first 20 slots.

The opening fee used to be 50% falling to the coin's fee over two minutes, off unless chosen. It is now Meteora's maximum, 99%, for the first three slots (about 1.2 seconds) and then the coin's fee, on by default. A bot that lands in the first slots pays for it; nobody human buys that fast into a launch they could not see coming, so honest buyers never meet it. A creator may still turn it off.

A deal can now be priced at the coin's pool price when it lands, plus or minus the maker's offset, inside a floor or ceiling the maker signs. The deal_guard program reads the pool itself, refuses a pool pushed away from the reference price Longevity posts, and refuses any pool trade in the same transaction. Fixed-price deals are unchanged.

The home is rebuilt: the Hard Infinity as a live light trace, the survival curve with the rules pinned to the days they act, and one band for each thing the engine does. Its own header, footer, type and colours; nothing of the fork's home remains.

Every feature on /features is something in the code today. What runs on Solana reads live once the deployment is configured; what waits on a program or a chain reads soon, never live. The pages that belonged to the fork's own token and to its EVM-only tools are gone.

A coin can be picked for Base, Robinhood Chain, BNB Chain and HyperEVM at launch: one shared supply, each chain's pool opening at graduation with 5% of the supply at the Solana price, and vaults on each chain that trade in the open to keep the prices in line. The contracts and the keeper are complete and tested.

A creator's share of every trade is held: nothing for three days, a quarter from a $50K peak, everything at graduation. A dump in the first three days forfeits it, and a coin that goes quiet for a week before graduating forfeits it too. Half of every forfeit funds the bounty.

Coins that break $500K or $1M and hold most of it for 24 hours, launched clean, are paid every week from the forfeited fees: half to the creator, 30% to the top holders, 20% buys the coin in its own pool, held in Longevity's reserve. The pool shown on the bounty page is what has been forfeited so far, not a forecast and not a promise.

Sell or buy a bag wallet to wallet in one transaction: the maker signs once, nothing leaves either wallet until the other side accepts, a guard program enforces the deadline, and the pool never sees the trade. A flat fee, paid by the taker.

The mint does not exist until the coin is trading: you pay, and Longevity launches it after a random delay from a secret. The first slots' buyers are traced for linked wallets and the verdict is printed on the coin page. An optional opening fee starts at 50% and falls to the coin's fee over two minutes.

A new coin can be priced in SOL, wrapped ZEC, a tokenized stock, or any coin launched here, so buying it buys its pair first in the same transaction.

Longevity starts from the OpenLaunch code (MIT), Solana first. Everything carried over was re-read against what the engine does.