RED VS BLUE · EVERY HOUR

Campaign together. Win together.

Your party’s qualifying volume decides the race. Its top three coins by market cap at poll close split the buyback budget equally.

THE HOURLY ELECTION
Polls close in— : — : —

Democrats

0 SOL qualifying volume
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VS
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Republicans

0 SOL qualifying volume
Winning party’s top 3 by market cap split the buyback fund equally.View the election

The blue podium

Top 3 by market cap · Snapshot at poll close
1
This seat is open.

Launch your party’s next candidate.

⅓ budget
2
This seat is open.

Launch your party’s next candidate.

⅓ budget
3
This seat is open.

Launch your party’s next candidate.

⅓ budget

The red podium

Top 3 by market cap · Snapshot at poll close
1
This seat is open.

Launch your party’s next candidate.

⅓ budget
2
This seat is open.

Launch your party’s next candidate.

⅓ budget
3
This seat is open.

Launch your party’s next candidate.

⅓ budget
THE RULES OF THE RACE

A clear path to the podium.

01

Your party wins on volume.

Hourly polls close on the hour UTC. We count verified finalized SOL-paired Pump and canonical PumpSwap trades. Dev-wallet trades and platform treasury trades are excluded.

02

Three coins. Three equal budgets.

At poll close, the winning party’s three largest registered coins by market cap each get one third of the buyback budget. Coins launched during the hour can win. There is no minimum trade or trader count for the podium.

03

Buy. Burn. Show the receipts.

The operator finalizes the race after indexing and manipulation checks. Verified purchase and burn receipts are published. Ties, incomplete indexing, or fewer than three priced coins in the winning party carry the fund forward.

Market cap is the latest verified price × original launch supply (FDV), measured before the closing hour. Trades after close do not change that poll’s rankings. Equal market caps use mint-address order. Known creator and platform wallets are excluded from qualifying activity; wallet filters cannot eliminate coordinated self-trading. Slippage limits can defer purchases. Burns do not guarantee price gains.

Past elections

The first election is still ahead. Finalized results will appear here.