"Liquidity Pool. The token that never drains."
"Every fee flows back in. The pool deepens with every trade. $LP is the Liquidity Pool — a token where the name is the mechanic."
"Devs collect creator fees and sell. Volume generates fees. Fees leave the ecosystem entirely. The pool thins. Slippage grows. Price impact makes every trade worse than the last."
"Eventually there's nothing left to trade against. The liquidity is gone — extracted one fee at a time by the same people who launched the token."
"$LP is built on Bootstrap Protocol, which routes those fees back into the token instead of out. Every fee becomes a buyback. Every buyback contributes to the LP. The pool doesn't drain — it fills."
Every trade on $LP generates creator fees through pump.fun and PumpSwap. Bootstrap intercepts them automatically — before they can reach a dev wallet or leave the ecosystem.
Automated50% of all captured fees are deployed as buybacks on every single trade. Volume generates constant buy pressure from within the protocol itself. The token buys itself.
Buy PressureThe remaining 50% flows back into the liquidity pool. Each cycle the pool gets deeper. Slippage decreases. Price impact shrinks. The floor firms up on every trade.
Compounding04 — THE THESIS
The memecoin ecosystem doesn't have to be extractive. $LP is named after what it protects — the liquidity pool. Every fee that gets generated compounds back in. The pool is the product.
Buy $LP on pump.fun 💧"$LP is a Bootstrap-enabled memecoin named after the thing it protects — the liquidity pool. There is no dev allocation, no team wallet, and no extraction mechanism."
"Every fee that gets generated flows back in. Every trade makes the pool deeper. The name is the mechanic. The pool is the point."
| Token | $LP |
| Chain | Solana |
| Platform | pump.fun / PumpSwap |
| Protocol | Bootstrap |
| Creator fee split | 50% buyback · 50% LP |
| Dev extraction | 0% |
| Liquidity model | Auto-compounding |
| Supply | 1,000,000,000 |