Creator fees fund buybacks. Buybacks fund pool rewards. The reward runway shows how many days those rewards are covered — designed to be on-chain and verifiable, so you check before you stake.
You stake an SPL token into its pool. "Mining" here means staking for buyback-funded rewards — Solana is proof-of-stake, nothing is mined literally.
Pools can pay in SOL straight from creator fees, so your yield isn't trapped in a token that's bleeding while you hold it.
Emissions never outrun real buyback inflow. The runway gauge shows funded days — when volume dies, it drops first.
Not yet. This is a prototype — wallet connect and the SOL price are real; pool stats are illustrative until the on-chain indexer and staking program ship.
An automated check of the deployer's history and the launch itself — bundles, snipers, supply traps — powered by the Fourtis engine.
The pool contract is designed to be non-custodial — staked tokens can't be pulled. This will be confirmed by an audit before mainnet.
Deploying a token costs ~0.04 SOL plus 1% of creator fees to Magmara. Staking has no lockup; claim anytime.
Rewards slow as buyback inflow falls — the runway shrinks and warns you early. Yield depends on real trading volume and can stop.
Phantom and Solflare today. Connect reads your address and SOL balance only — it never moves funds.