$RESERVE · pump.fun · bitcoin reserve
Real bitcoin.
Bought every hour.
Held by no one.
Every hour, $RESERVE's creator fees buy native BTC and send it to a Bitcoin address that no person has the key to. It never sells. Anyone can watch it grow on mempool.space.
01 · the hourly buy
Trades in. Bitcoin out.
At the top of every hour the contract takes the creator fees $RESERVE earned, swaps them to native bitcoin through NEAR Intents, and sends it to the reserve address. Not wrapped BTC, real bitcoin on the Bitcoin chain.
02 · held by no one
A Bitcoin address
with no private key.
The reserve address comes from NEAR Chain Signatures. Its key is split into shares across NEAR's validator network. They sign together when the contract says so, and the full key is never put together anywhere. Not by the dev, not by a server, not by anyone.
- 8 nodes each roll a secret share. It never leaves the node.
- Each node publishes only its public share, a point on the curve.
- Your browser adds the 8 public points and turns the sum into a real bc1 address.
- The private key for that address would be the sum of all 8 secrets. No one ever holds all 8, so the key exists nowhere.
03 · live bitcoin
Every deposit lands
in a real block.
These are the latest blocks on the Bitcoin chain, read live from mempool.space. Once the reserve is live, each hourly buy settles in one of them.
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04 · proof
Don't trust it.
Look it up.
The rules
| creator fees to bitcoin | 100% |
| when | every hour, :00 UTC |
| route | SOL → NEAR Intents → BTC |
| held in | native BTC, bc1 address |
| who holds the key | no one (Chain Signatures) |
| can it sell? | no withdraw function |
| pad | pump.fun |
Schedule, minimum and contract details are launch targets. The reserve address and NEAR contract post at launch.