Remember when a launch was a room. Charts at 3am. A ticker in the chat. You knew who was real because they'd been on-chain long enough to leave a scar.
Then the trenches got industrial. Fresh wallets by the thousand. Bundles before the first candle. Max bags in the opening block. The fun died because the extract became the product.
family.tech is the refusal — written into Solana programs, not into a badge. Family Hour. A hard 2.5% launch cap. Fees that route back to holders. $FAMILY that buys back and burns. Same rules for every launch, including our own.
Family Hour
When a creator leaves it on, the first sixty minutes of buying are reserved for wallets with at least 365 days of verified Solana history — earliest signed transaction, not an airdrop dusting. After the hour, the door opens. Selling is never gated. Nobody gets stuck because of the rule.
The 2.5% launch cap
While a token is in its Family launch phase, no ordinary wallet can hold more than 2.5% of supply. It is a position limit, not a single-trade limit — splitting buys does not get around it. Pools and protocol accounts stay exempt so trading still works. The cap ends at graduation.
Fees to holders
100% of the trading fees Family controls for a token go back to that token's holders — time-weighted, so you cannot snipe a payout and vanish. Not the creator. Not a treasury. Not us.
$FAMILY
The platform token runs on the same rails as every Family launch: fixed supply, launch cap, holder fees. On top of that, buybacks retire supply — burns stack, value burnt climbs, and the chart tells the story without a speech.
What we will not ship
A countdown that enforces nothing. A "verified" badge with no on-chain teeth. A points farm dressed up as community. A launchpad that borrows pump's mint and pretends Family Hour still exists.
If it is not enforced by the transfer hook and the launch program, it is not a Family rule. Full stop.
Who this is for
Creators who want a real room before the bots finish eating. Traders who still remember when the feed felt human. Holders who stayed after the meta moved on.
The line
Old wallets eat first.
Holders get the fees.
Supply gets burnt.
The trenches get their name back.
family.tech — for the ones who stayed.