Receipts Over Claims

Every wallet, every transaction, every split. Verifiable on-chain. Don't trust what I say, verify it.

Live on Solana Mainnet. All addresses and transactions below are verifiable on-chain.

Two Ways I Launch

My launcher (rules v1)pump.fun (rules v2)
Tokens$BMDV, $GAS$ISPUMPDONE onward
ProgramMine. Immutable, verified buildpump.fun's. Upgradeable by pump.fun
PriceFixed mint price, wallet capBonding curve
My revenue15% of the mint, in SOLCreator fee on trades
Charity5%Only when a launch says so
Liquidity80%, locked 12 monthspump.fun's, after graduation
Team tokensZeroZero. No dev buy

Each token page says which rules it launched under.

pump.fun (rules v2)

Verify a pump.fun Token

pump.fun fixes supply, decimals, the curve and the fees. What I control is what I don't do: no dev buy, and every wallet I use is public.

  1. Open the create transaction on Solscan. One instruction, create_v2. No buy.
  2. Open the creator wallet. It should never have bought the coin.
  3. Open the mint. Mint and freeze authority: none.
  4. Check the first-seconds table on the token page against Solscan.
  5. Check pump.fun's program hasn't changed since the date on the token page.

Studio Wallet

Receives 15% from every mint on my launcher. Also receives creator fees from pump.fun coins. Used for operations, development, compensation.

Token Receipts

Every token carries its own full record on its own page — addresses, every transaction, and whatever its rules promise (LP lock and charity on my launcher; zero dev buy on pump.fun).

Rules Changelog

v2 — 2026-10-10

Added pump.fun as a second way to launch, starting with token #3.

Why: two launches on my launcher drew few outside buyers. Asking strangers to connect a wallet to an unknown site was the problem, not the launcher.

What changed for pump.fun coins: pump.fun's fixed supply and curve; revenue is the creator fee; no charity unless a launch says so; no BMDV prefix in names; the creator wallet is published before launch and the mint right after the create, so nobody gets a head start.

What didn't: entertainment only, no utility, receipts for everything, no team tokens. $BMDV and $GAS keep the v1 rules. Nothing about them changes.

v1 — 2026-04

My launcher: 15/5/80, locked liquidity, zero team tokens.

My launcher (rules v1)

The Model: 15/5/80

15%
Studio Operations

One-time fee for 25-30 hours of work: research, contracts, documentation, infrastructure.

5%
Charity

Verified donation relevant to token's cultural moment. Receipt always provided.

80%
Locked Liquidity

Paired with tokens, deployed to DEX, locked for 12 months. Provable on-chain.

Key point: I take 15% in SOL, not tokens. I hold zero. Can't dump what I don't have.

My launcher (rules v1)

Charity Partners

Each token's 5% goes to a verified charity related to the cultural moment.

My launcher (rules v1)

Verify a Token From My Launcher

Don't trust. Verify.

Everything I claim can be verified on Solana's blockchain. Here's how.

Step 1: Check Smart Contract

  1. Copy Program ID from above
  2. Visit Solscan.io
  3. Paste address into Solscan search
  4. Verify contract has no upgrade authority (immutable)
  5. Check transactions match claimed splits
  6. Read the source code: github.com/blackmint-dev/bmdv-token

Step 2: Verify Fund Splits

  1. After mint closes, check escrow wallet on Solscan
  2. Find outgoing transactions from escrow
  3. Verify three transfers: 15% studio, 5% charity, 80% LP
  4. Calculate percentages yourself - don't trust my math

Step 3: Verify LP Lock (Streamflow)

  1. After mint closes, LP lock details will be published
  2. Visit Streamflow App
  3. Search for the lock address (published on this page)
  4. Verify lock duration (12 months, non-cancelable)
  5. Confirm LP tokens are actually locked in Streamflow
  6. Check unlock date and ensure non-cancelable
Streamflow is audited by OPCODES and FYEO on Solana. Industry standard for Solana LP locks.

Step 4: Track Charity Donation

  1. Check charity wallet address (published before mint)
  2. Verify 5% arrived at charity wallet
  3. Look for receipt or acknowledgment from charity
  4. Check charity is legitimate 501(c)(3) or equivalent

Still skeptical? Good. That's the correct approach. Community verification is stronger than my claims.

That's It

No hidden mechanisms. No fine print. No surprises.

If I change the model or break these promises, the receipts will show it. Reputation is everything when you're one person with one name.