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Four steps, no small print
The creator forwards the fees
$RANSOM is an ordinary pump.fun coin. Its creator fees land on the creator's own wallet, and he forwards them by hand to one keeper wallet, whose address is printed on this site and whose every transaction is public. Nothing is routed automatically, and nothing claims to be.
Monday splits it three ways
Every Monday at 00:00 UTC the keeper takes whatever has arrived and cuts it: 80 percent for the hostage, 10 percent to buy $RANSOM and burn it, 10 percent for the work, meaning the RPC and the machine the keeper runs on.
The 80 percent becomes a lock
It buys PUMP through Jupiter and the whole purchase goes straight into a new Jupiter Lock escrow with one cliff: 2027-01-01 00:00 UTC. The escrow is written with cancel mode 0 and recipient mode 0, so nobody can cancel it and nobody can change where it pays. Every lock is a row on the Locks page with the account anyone can open.
The market decides the ending
If a public prediction market says pump.fun airdropped before the end of 2026, the locks are sold and the SOL goes to $RANSOM holders from $20 up, by balance. If it says no, or never answers, the same SOL buys $RANSOM and burns it.
Where the numbers come from
What this is not
It is not a claim on pump.fun, not a partnership with it, and not a promise that anybody will airdrop anything. It is a wallet that buys PUMP, locks it where it cannot be touched until a date, and lets a public market decide who gets it.
None of this is advice. A memecoin can go to zero, and so can the hostage.
Hostage
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Next purchase
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Monday 00:00 UTC, whatever has been forwarded by then.
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