$HIJACK

Contract address appears here at launch
– holders

Hijack price

Halves every 2 hours until someone hijacks it.

Hijacker’s cut

Popularity

Price

Chart appears once trading starts

Where the money goes

Every trade pays a 5% fee, and the treasury gets 4% of it. Every hijack pays in SOL. When a name brings in extra buying, holders and the hijacker get a cut, and every Monday what’s left is split: half bought back and burned, a quarter to holders, a quarter kept.

Next payout

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Trading fees claimed

Hijack payments

Rewards to holders

Cut to hijackers

The weekly split · every week

Bought back and burned
50%
To holders
25%
Kept for running costs
25%

Past weeks

Paid outIncomeRewardsBurnHoldersKept

Best hijacks by extra buying

    Contract address

    Contract address appears here at launch
    How it’s counted

    Every figure here comes from an open counting server. It reads the coin’s own pools and the treasury’s transactions straight from the Solana chain, and follows the same published rules as the coin. It only reads public data, holds no keys and never sends a transaction, so every figure can be checked against the chain. Amounts are in SOL.

    Whitepaper X
    The Vitruvian Man, the $HIJACK logo

    $HIJACK

    The coin anyone can hijack.

    How it works

    1. Anyone can hijack it. Pay the hijack price and your name, ticker and picture become the coin’s, in wallets and on explorers. If someone beats you to it, your SOL comes back automatically.
    2. The price starts at 0.2 SOL. Each hijack makes the next one cost 1.5× what was paid. Then it halves every 2 hours, back down to 0.2 SOL.
    3. Your name earns while you’re in control. You get 0.2% of the extra buying it brings in: buying above the coin’s usual pace.
    4. Holders earn too. 0.6% of that extra buying, shared by how much you hold and for how long.
    5. Half of what’s left is burned. Each week, after rewards, half of the treasury’s income buys coins back and burns them. A quarter goes to holders, a quarter is kept.
    6. Paid every Monday. Rewards go out in SOL, straight to your wallet.
    7. The rules are public. Anyone can check them against the chain, and this site re-checks every hijack in your browser.
    Read the whitepaper

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    Picture

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