SafeMoon · BNB Chain · reflections on a loop
The moon pays its holders
The 2021 idea — a tax on every trade, split between the people who hold and the pool they trade in — rebuilt as a machine that runs itself. Each cycle it collects the tax in BNB, buys the coin back, airdrops half to holders and puts half into liquidity. Every step is a transaction you can open.
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The loop
Four moves, every cycle, without anyone touching it
The order matters — it is the order the transactions land in, and the log below shows them in exactly this sequence.
Collect
Flap charges a 10% tax in BNB every time the coin trades and forwards it to the keeper wallet. There is nothing to claim — the cycle picks up whatever landed.
Buy back
Most of that BNB is swapped straight into the coin through PancakeSwap. Real buy pressure on the open market, every cycle.
Reflect
Half of everything bought is airdropped pro rata to qualifying wallets. No claiming, no staking. It lands.
Deepen
The other half is added to the liquidity pool, every cycle. Deeper liquidity means less price impact on every buy and sell, tighter spreads, and a chart that can absorb real size without wicking.
Live log
The keeper, in its own words
A terminal tailing the keeper. Every line is a transaction; the link at the end of it opens that transaction on BscScan.
$ keeper --watchwaiting for the first cycle…
Requirements
Who the airdrop goes to
Hold at least this many tokens at the moment a cycle snapshots the holders and you are in, pro rata to your balance. Sell below it and you drop out until you are back above.
Wallets holding more than 5% of supply are skipped — pools, exchanges, the team. The reflections go to people, not infrastructure.
The keeper snapshots holders and pays them on this clock, around the clock. Nothing to claim and nothing to stake: hold above the minimum and it lands. The liquidity half goes to a public PancakeSwap pool anyone can inspect.
Chain of custody
Who touches the money
In 2021 the tax passed through people. Now it passes through contracts — and every hop has an address you can open.
The keeper's own wallet is listed because you should watch it. It is the one hop that holds a private key, and the log above is every transaction it makes.