It eats the fees. It gets obese. It bites its own tail and bursts. Holders get the remains.
Every buy hatches a baby snail and every sell a woodlouse, each carrying a sliver of the trading fees. The worm hunts them down and swells. At critical mass it coils round, bites its own tail and explodes, and everything in its gut goes straight to the wallets that held without selling.
Who gets the remains
Share is based on how much you hold and how long you've held it this cycle. Sell any amount and you're out until the next worm hatches.
Payout list
Wallet and SOL amount for each eligible holder, one per line. Paste it into a batch-send tool to pay everyone.
| Wallet | Holding | Held | Share | Est. payout | Status |
|---|
Check your wallet
Paste the wallet you hold the coin in. If it's eligible, your share is sent to that same wallet automatically when the worm eats itself. There's nothing to claim.
Past feasts
Every time the worm eats itself, the payout batch is logged here with the wallets paid.
| Cycle | Gut at collapse | Wallets paid | Biggest payout | Rolled over | Lifespan | Payout batch |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| No feasts yet. The first worm is still eating. Try 12× speed. | ||||||
How it works
Trades feed it
Every buy hatches a snail and every sell a woodlouse, sized by the trade, each carrying its share of the creator fees. The worm hunts them, and you can watch big ones bulge down its body.
It gets obese
The fees sit in its gut and it swells: lean, chubby, heavy, obese. The heavier it gets, the slower it moves.
It bursts
At critical mass it coils round, bites its own tail, convulses and explodes.
Holders get paid
The remains go straight to every wallet that held the whole cycle, weighted by amount and time held. The cocoon it leaves behind hatches the next worm.