Fees in.
Domains out.
.si strategy is a pump.fun coin with one job for its creator fees: buy .si domains. The dev wallet is public, the fees are on-chain, and every name it registers lands in the vault below. This page reads all of it live.
Watch the fees land.
Lifetime creator fees
0.0000SOL
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Domains held
Lifetime = claimed + unclaimed. Unclaimed is what sits in the wallet's two pump.fun fee vaults right now. Claimed is every drop in those vaults inside a wallet transaction. Nothing is estimated.
No fees yet. The meter starts with the coin's first trade.
This card fills itself the moment 4VbN…RDXw creates a coin on pump.fun: name, market cap, bonding-curve progress and a trade link, all read from the chain. No address is posted here before then, so there's nothing to fake.
One wallet. Four hops.
All of it public.
01
Trade
Every buy and sell of the coin on pump.fun pays a creator fee into the dev wallet's fee vault. After migration PumpSwap keeps paying it.
02
Claim
The dev wallet sweeps the vault. Each claim is a public Solana transaction, and it shows up in the ledger above within 30 seconds.
03
Credit
The wallet turns the SOL into Hostinger credit. No middle step, no treasury committee: fees in, credit out.
04
Register
The credit registers .si names. Each one is added to the vault below with the date it was bought, and you can check it against the registry.
The vault.
Names held
001
Still open on .si.
OpenRegisteredNot checked yet
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The first full scan is still running. Open names can be taken any minute; the search box asks the registry live. Click any open name to search it on Hostinger.
FAQ.
Where do the fees come from?+
pump.fun pays a creator fee on every trade of a coin to the wallet that created it. Before migration it collects in a vault on the bonding curve; after, in a PumpSwap vault. This page reads both vaults for the dev wallet, plus every claim out of them.
How does SOL become a domain?+
The wallet claims its fees, turns the SOL into Hostinger credit, and the credit registers .si names. Each name is added to the vault with the date it was bought.
Why .si?+
Because AI is becoming SI: super intelligence. We think that's the name the next wave runs under, and .si is the domain ending that spells it. When AI took off, .ai names went from obscure to some of the most sought-after addresses on the internet. We're buying .si before SI gets there.
Why not publish what you'll buy next?+
A public wish list is a front-running list: someone registers the name first and sells it back. Names go up after they're ours.
Is the “open” list your shopping list?+
No. It's every two-letter .si plus the most common English words, checked against the registry. Open means nobody holds it today. That's all it means.
Can I check the numbers myself?+
Yes. The dev wallet and both fee vaults link to Solscan, every ledger row links to its transaction, and every name in the vault links to its registry record.