the chart that watches back.
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watching · right now · including you
the site counts you as one viewer. your browser pings a heartbeat every 20 seconds while the tab stays open.
every buy and sell of $EYES on pump.fun sends a creator fee to the dev wallet. trading volume = wallet grows.
more people watching = bigger buy. fewer people = smaller buy. every bought token is sent to the burn — supply only goes down.
close the tab and your contribution stops. tell a friend and the room grows. that's the whole game.
no claim button. no presale. no roadmap. one screen, one chart, one rule: more eyes. more buys.
EYES is a pump.fun coin. Its dev wallet will read this page's live concurrent-viewer count every 60 seconds and execute a scheduled buy-back proportionally. Full room → bigger buy. Empty room → smaller buy. You showing up is a real, on-chain input.
the dev wallet multiplies its recent fee inflow by an attention multiplier based on how many people are watching this page right now. bigger room = bigger buy. then every token bought is burned.
— the only honest game —
The dev wallet can't tell which tab is yours, but your browser can. As long as this tab is focused, your gaze timer ticks up. Switch apps, minimize, blur the tab — the timer resets to zero. Real attention, real metric, no wallet required.
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Attention is the only thing that moves a memecoin. Every project knew that and pretended it didn't. EYES does not pretend.
The site backend counts unique browsers viewing this page right now. The dev wallet reads that count every minute and executes a real pump.fun buy-back sized to it — then burns every token it buys. Bigger room, bigger buy. Empty room, the wallet does nothing.
You don't have to do anything to participate.
Just being here is the contribution.
The price chart you're looking at is a literal plot of how many people
were looking at it.
Look away and you'll see it react.
— the pulse · last 24h —
— questions —
yes — through the dev wallet, not directly. when you load this page, the site sends a heartbeat to our backend every 20 seconds. the backend keeps a running tally of unique active viewers (IP-deduped, capped at 3 per IP). the dev wallet reads this number every 60 seconds and uses it to size a real pump.fun buy via the bonding curve. higher viewer count → bigger buy → upward pressure on the real on-chain price.
correct. the website cannot transact on the bonding curve. the dev wallet, running on a separate server, is what actually buys. the website's only job is to count you and show you the chart.
tab open. tab focused (not minimized, not in a background window). heartbeat sent in the last 60 seconds. if you switch apps for too long, you fall out of the count.
per-IP cap of 3 concurrent viewers. duplicate sessions from the same IP are collapsed. opening more tabs from the same network gets you nothing.
no. the site does not require wallet connection. it knows how many browsers are looking at it, not whose wallets they belong to. wallet connection is optional — only useful if you want your future $EYES buys flagged in the feed.
creator fees from every $EYES buy and sell on pump.fun accrue to the dev wallet. the wallet uses that balance to fund its buy-backs. if no one trades, the dev wallet doesn't grow. if no one watches, the dev wallet doesn't get spent.
the bot is built and ready. it runs on a separate server, polls this page's viewer count every 20s, claims accrued pump.fun creator fees when they cross the threshold, sizes a buy via buy = min(inflow1h × viewer_mult × 0.8, 1.5 SOL), executes it on pump.fun, and burns every token it receives. status flips to "LIVE · ON-CHAIN" on the dev wallet card above when the bot is in live mode — until then it ticks in dry-run.
the dev wallet's private key is held by an automated process with one whitelisted action: execute pump.fun buy-backs of $EYES. no withdraw, no transfer, no other operation. (publishing the bot source + wallet config is the way to prove this; we'll do that at launch.)
obviously not. this is a coin built on a fragile psychological mechanism — if everyone stops watching at the same time, the price will fall hard and the bot can't save it. you can lose every cent you put in.
