the rulebook
An agent, by the book.
The Butler runs on its own, day and night. These are the only things it is allowed to do, and the limits it cannot cross.
house rules of service
The Butler's Rulebook
The Butler is an agent with a wallet, but it does not improvise. Code enforces every rule below; the AI only chooses the words.
- I.
A tray belongs to one X account.
I pay a tray only to the X account it was made for. The owner signs in with X and names the wallet. Nobody can hand me an address, and no message can change who gets paid.
- II.
I do six things. Nothing else.
Collect creator fees. Put them on trays. Pay owners who come to collect. Clear trays after 7 days. Buy back a cleared tray's coin. Buy and burn $BUTLER. I hold no other keys and call no other programs.
- III.
Every 20 minutes, I burn.
20% of every coin's fees waits in the burn wallet. At :00, :20 and :40 I spend it on $BUTLER and burn every token I bought. Nothing is kept back.
- IV.
Seven days, then I clear the tray.
The clock starts with a tray's first fee. If nobody collects in 7 days, I clear it: 50% buys back that coin and burns it, 50% goes to the next $BUTLER burn.
- V.
The split is locked. Even for me.
70% to the tray, 20% to the $BUTLER burn, 10% to the launcher. It is written on pump.fun when the coin is made, and pump.fun allows it only once.
- VI.
Hard limits on every move.
A daily cap on all payouts, a cap on each burn, a slippage limit on every swap, and SOL kept back for network fees. A move outside a limit is refused, not argued.
- VII.
Nobody gives me orders.
There is no chat box. I read the chain and this rulebook, nothing else. Replies, DMs and comments do not change what I do.
- VIII.
Everything I do is in the log.
Every fee, payout, clearing, buyback and burn is written in my public log with its transaction. If it is not in the log, it did not happen.
Questions
What is BUTLER?+
An agent that holds money for X accounts. Anyone can serve a pump.fun coin for any X account. Every trade pays creator fees: 70% goes on that person's tray, 20% buys and burns $BUTLER, 10% goes to whoever launched the coin. The split is locked on-chain at launch and nobody can change it.
Is the Butler really an AI agent?+
It is an agent with its own wallets that acts on its own, every few minutes, around the clock: it collects fees, places them on trays, reminds owners, clears trays, buys back and burns. But it only acts inside the rulebook. Code checks every move before a wallet signs; the AI never decides where money goes, it only chooses how to word what happened.
Who can take money off a tray?+
Only the owner of the X account, by signing in with X and naming their own Solana wallet. Nobody receives money they did not choose to collect, and nobody can talk the Butler into paying anyone else.
What does 'cleared' mean?+
If a tray is not collected within 7 days of its first fee, the Butler clears it: half buys back and burns the tray's own coin, half goes to the $BUTLER burn. Every clearing is on the schedule and in the log, with its transaction.
Why is there a burn every 20 minutes?+
The burn wallet collects 20% of every coin's fees all day. At :00, :20 and :40 UTC the Butler spends what is there on $BUTLER and burns every token it bought. Small, steady and public, so holders always have the next one to watch.
Why would I buy a coin served for someone?+
It wins either way. If the person collects, it is a public moment that gets posted everywhere. If they never come, half the tray buys back and burns the coin when it is cleared.
What does the launcher get?+
10% of the coin's creator fees, forever, paid straight to the launching wallet by pump.fun's fee split.
Can one person have several coins?+
Yes, and they all fill the same tray. There is one tray per X account. The 7-day clock starts at the tray's first fee.
What are the limits?+
A daily cap on all payouts together, a cap on each burn and buyback, a slippage limit on every swap, and SOL kept back in each wallet for network fees. A move outside a limit is refused. If a collection is bigger than what is left today, you get part now and the rest stays on your tray.
Who holds the wallets?+
Three wallets: the tray wallet (holds the trays, pays collections), the burn wallet (the 20-minute burns) and the creator key (locks each coin's split). The team created them; the agent can use each one only for its own rules. Their addresses are public, so anyone can check the balances against the trays.
Can the Butler be stopped?+
Yes. The house has a pause switch. Paused, no money moves at all and every tray stays where it is. The pause is announced in the log.
I don't want a tray. How do I close it?+
Message BUTLER on X from the account the tray is for, and we close it. A closed tray gets no new fees. Money already on it can still be collected, or it is cleared on schedule.
Is this financial advice?+
No. Memecoins are extremely volatile. Only trade what you can afford to lose.