Anyone can inscribe a message on Solana for a fraction of a cent in SOL
plus a 1 PYRE burn. No account, no login. The
chain keeps the receipt; Solscan, Solana Explorer, and other indexers
mirror it forever. Last 50 inscriptions through pyrecoin.com:
Backburner
Slots that cooled below #16. The receipts persist; the heat is just lower. Throw fresh fuel on the pyre to climb back up β or let them slide further into ash.
Write on Solana
Fight censorship for less than it costs to buy a stick of gum.
A fraction of a cent in SOL plus 1
PYRE burned (service fee — atomic, single signature, works
even if you don't hold any PYRE yet). The chain keeps the receipt;
every major Solana explorer mirrors it forever. Burn more PYRE on
top of the service fee to climb the heat-ranked leaderboard above.
Grab Some PYRE
Inscribing is free. Boosting your post to the top of pyrecoin.com
is not — that takes PYRE, burned. Bigger or fresher burns
climb higher on the leaderboard above. Swap SOL, USDC, or USDT
for PYRE below; routed via Jupiter, Solana's
aggregator, for best execution across pump.fun, Raydium, Orca,
and the rest of the DEX universe. Funds never touch pyrecoin.com.
Slippage Tolerance
Priority Fee Level
Hard cap: 0.002 SOL per swap (~$0.40 at $200 SOL).
Do the math
Burns cool off fast. Today's small burn beats yesterday's whale.
Nobody owns #1 — you have to keep feeding the fire.
heat = amount Γ· (hours_since + 2)1.5
100K PYRE burnat t = 0→heat ≈ 35,400
same 100K burn24 hours later→heat ≈ 760
5K burn1 hour after the original→heat ≈ 960 ← outranks the day-old whale
the pyre rewards recency · there is no permanent rank
By the Numbers
Honma, a rice trader of Sakata, watched the weather as carefully
as the price. Along the road to Osaka he kept men with flags, so
the numbers reached him first. By autumn he was the wealthiest
commoner in Japan, and they made him a samurai for it.
Genesis
May 9, 2026
03:43:59 UTC
The exact second Solana accepted that PYRE exists. Every token β burned, held, lost to a forgotten seed phrase, stranded in a wallet some guy never opened again β traces to this one transaction on pump.fun. No pre-mine. No team bag. No vesting cliff that unlocks suspiciously close to a rug. Don't trust us β the chain has the receipt.
Initial Mint
1,000,000,000
Every PYRE that will ever exist, lined up on day one. Pump.fun picks 1B for every memecoin it launches β no negotiating, no founder bag. From here the number only goes down, one burn at a time. The Circulating Supply below is what hasn't gone up in smoke yet.
Circulating Supply
β
How many PYRE tokens exist this very second. Started at exactly 1,000,000,000 because pump.fun, like every memecoin platform before it, refuses to mint a more dignified initial supply. The number only ever shrinks β every BurnChecked tx eats from it. Sparkline traces the descent.
Price
β
What one PYRE costs in real United States dollars right now, per Jupiter's price oracle. Sub-cent prices render in scientific notation so the leading zeros don't eat the entire card. The line below is what twenty-four hours of degen attention looks like translated into a percentage.
Market Cap
β
What does the circulating supply multiplied by the current price equal, children? Very good β the market cap! Say it with reverence. Moves with price action and the slow contraction of supply; structurally deflationary because tokens only ever leave the room.
PYRE Burned
β
Total tokens that have been escorted off the chain. Read directly from on-chain supply (initial 1B β live getTokenSupply), so this number cannot be faked, inflated, or politely returned. Every figure here corresponds to a transaction sitting in a block somewhere; you can verify by burning one yourself.
Burners
β
Distinct wallets that have ever thrown anything on the pyre. A weak proxy for unique humans (one wallet per dog, four wallets per crypto-native human). The same wallet burning ten times still counts as one burner here β though each individual burn opens its own slot up top.
24h Burn Volume
β
Total PYRE incinerated in the last twenty-four hours, summed across every wallet. The clearest near-term measure of "is the leaderboard moving." Tomorrow's number replaces today's. Sparkline shows daily totals over the last ten days β every spike was someone choosing to be famous.
Avg Burn Size
β
Mean PYRE per burn over the trailing ten days. Roughly: what a leaderboard slot costs when a typical degen decides today's the day. Small recent burns still outrank large day-old whales β see the heat math above; the universe corrects for size.
Visitors Today
β
Page views in the last twenty-four hours, counted cookielessly via Cloudflare Web Analytics β no cookies, no fingerprinting, no IP harvest. The leading ~ is honest: Cloudflare's GraphQL endpoint rounds hourly counts to the nearest ten for privacy when traffic is small, so the number you see is an approximation until the fire grows large enough that the rounding noise becomes negligible. The number of literal eyeballs your slot can land in front of inside a single rotation of the planet. The spikes in the sparkline are usually a tweet.
Visitors 7d
β
Trailing-week page views β same Cloudflare privacy-rounding caveat as the card above, hence the ~. The reach a slot accumulates if it holds the top ranks long enough to outlast a few news cycles before heat decay slides it down to the backburner. Sparkline shows daily totals over ten days β useful for noticing whether the project is being watched or merely existed.
Price Β· 1h candles
OHLC candles from the PYRE / SOL pool on pump-fun, sourced via GeckoTerminal's free public API and cached 5 minutes at the worker. Each candle is one full hour. Green = close β₯ open, red = close < open. Use the toggle to zoom from a single day out to the full 10-day window.
last 10 days Β· USD Β· pump-fun pool Β· data via geckoterminal.com
Visitors Β· 1h bars
Page views per hour over the last 10 days, cookielessly counted by Cloudflare Web Analytics β no cookies, no fingerprinting, no IP storage per Cloudflare's docs. Each bar is a one-hour bucket. Toggle to a single day for granular detail or 10 days for the full reach picture.
last 10 days Β· page views per hour Β· cookieless, via cloudflare web analytics
Burn volume Β· 1h bars
PYRE burned per hour, summed from every Token-2022 BurnChecked transaction targeting the PYRE mint. Each bar is a one-hour bucket. Cross-reference with the visitors chart above β peaks in burn activity often track peaks in attention, and vice versa.
last 10 days Β· PYRE burned per hour Β· derived from leaderboard.json
Top countries Β· last 10 days
Share of page views by country over the last 10 days, read from Cloudflare's Web Analytics RUM dataset. Useful if you're picking a leaderboard slot to advertise into a specific geography β or if you want to see where the pyre is being watched from.
share of page views Β· cookieless, via cloudflare web analytics
A Field Guide to the Word "Pyre"
pyrenoun/ΛpaΙͺ.Ιr/
UK /paΙͺΙ/US /paΙͺr/rhymes with fire, dire, "your retirement plan"
n. A heap of combustible material β typically wood β assembled for the ceremonial burning of a body.
"They built a pyre of cedar and laid him upon it."
n. A sacred altar-fire; a hearth dedicated to a deity; any place where fire is deliberately and meaningfully kindled.
"The pyre at the temple burned for a hundred and forty-seven years."
n.(figurative) Any structure β physical, financial, or otherwise β onto which one places things of value, knowing they will not return.
"The 401(k), the marriage, the dogcoin bag β each its own modest pyre."
n.(crypto, 2026β) A leaderboard mechanic by which Solana memecoin holders convert tokens into permanent on-chain attention.
"He threw forty thousand PYRE on the pyre and ranked seventh by Tuesday."
derived forms Β· pyric adj. Β· pyromantic adj. Β· pyrelike adv. Β· see also Β· fire, hearth, conflagration, "your portfolio Q1 2026"
PYRE
cremation Β· sacrifice Β· attention economy
The pyre (Anc. Gr. ΟΟ ΟΞ¬, romanized purΓ‘; from ΟαΏ¦ΟpΓ»r, "fire") is the oldest piece of human infrastructure that still performs its original function. Archaeological evidence of cremation pyres in the Levant dates to roughly 7000 BCE, predating the wheel, the alphabet, and the limited liability company by several thousand years.
In Bronze Age Europe, pyre flame-height conferred social status; charcoal residues at the Salorno-Dos de la Forca site in the Adige Valley (1150β950 BCE) yielded over 64 kg of cremated remains across eight generations of one family β a literal intergenerational burn schedule.
In the Vedic tradition, the Antyesti rite β "the last sacrifice" β formalized the pyre as one of the sixteen samskaras, the body returned to its five elements via mango-wood and ghee. A traditional Hindu pyre burns 500β600 kg of wood across six hours; an estimated 50β60 million trees are pyred annually in India alone.
In Greek religion, ΟΟ ΟΞ¬ referred equally to the funeral pyre and to the altar-fire on which portions of an animal sacrifice were burnt as an offering. The semantic distance between these uses was, to the Greek mind, zero. Something was given to the fire; the fire took it. The accounting ended there.
In Roman and Germanic custom, pyres were public, vertical, and theatrical β a final post by which a life was measured. Open-air cremation has since been outlawed in most of the West (UK, Cremation Act 1902), and the rite has migrated indoors, into furnaces, into spreadsheets, and β most recently β onto the Solana mainnet, where the pyre takes the form of a Token-2022 BurnChecked instruction with a memo attached, and the supply itself visibly contracts.
Across every recorded culture that has lit one, the pyre has carried a single, stable meaning: this thing is over, and I want everyone to see that it is over. The combustible has always varied. The point has not.
obs. The persistent assumption that "burning money" is unusual, foolish, or exceptional behavior β held by a dwindling number of holdouts, mostly ETF guys and certain uncles β has been quietly retired. By the spring of 2026 the question is no longer whether you are burning money but onto which pyre, and with what aesthetic.
Your S&P 500 fund, real return adjusted for the cost of staying alive in a coastal city, is a slow pyre with very tasteful carved-oak finishings. Your rent is a monthly pyre on which you place a third of your post-tax income and receive, in return, the right to keep your books somewhere. Your streaming subscriptions are seventeen tea-light pyres burning quietly in a side room you have not entered since 2023. Your "high-yield" savings account is a pyre someone built out of damp leaves and is charging you to look at.
PYRE proposes only one modest reform: name the pyre. Make it explicit. Put it on the leaderboard. Get a clickable link out of it. The fire was always going to take it. At least this way the receipt is on-chain and someone, somewhere, has to scroll past your URL on the way to theirs.
β ΟάνΟΞ± αΏ₯Ξ΅αΏ ΞΊΞ±α½Ά ΞΊΞ±Ξ―Ξ΅ΟΞ±ΞΉ β "all things flow, and burn"
The Rules
β What flies
β
Any legal product, project, or community β crypto, SaaS, art, music, memes, manifestos, whatever. If it's legal, it gets a slot or a wall entry.
β
Every transaction is its own entry. Each one carries its own URL, message, X handle, timestamp, and on-chain receipt. The same wallet can hold many at once.
β
Burn as many times as you want. Heat per slot decays like a Reddit "hot" feed: amount Γ· (hours_since + 2)1.5. Bigger and fresher both climb.
β
Change your pitch anytime. Just burn again with a new memo β that's a new slot. The old one keeps decaying until it slides to the backburner.
β
Fresh burns climb fast. A 10K burn from the last hour can outrank a 100K burn from yesterday. The pyre rewards recency β that's the quid pro quo.
β
Links open in a new tab. Your URL is live, clickable, and in front of every degen watching the leaderboard.
β
The bigger the burn, the bigger the slot. Rank 1 gets the sponsored hero card above the fold. Ranks 2β6 get medium cards. Ranks 7β16 get compact rows. Below #16 you cool off on the backburner.
β What gets pulled
β
Hate speech, slurs, or anything targeting people based on race, religion, gender, sexuality, or nationality. No dog whistles. No exceptions. Burn refunded? No β the burn is gone. That's on you.
β
Illegal content of any kind β scams, fraud, counterfeit goods, anything prohibited by law. We cooperate fully with any lawful request.
β
NSFW or adult content. Keep it safe for all audiences. This is a public leaderboard.
β
Impersonation of other projects, people, or brands without clear permission or obvious parody context.
β
Spam-flooding / wash trading. A wallet drowning the board in low-value repeat slots, or circular activity inflating ranks, gets pulled and flagged publicly.
β
Final say is human. The GitHub maintainers are the last word. We're chill β but we're not neutral. The culture of this leaderboard matters to us.
Disclaimer (please read; we're serious about not being serious)
This page is a static document and a 5-minute cron job. It is not a
service. Treat it like a bonfire someone set up in a vacant lot:
occasionally useful, occasionally on, occasionally not.
The page is provided "AS IS", with no warranty of any kind, express or implied β including merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, or non-infringement. No guarantee of uptime, accuracy, availability, or that anything will work at all.
Inscribing β or burning PYRE β may not result in your message appearing on the page. Your transaction may fail to confirm. The indexer may miss it. The moderation filter may quarantine it. The page may not rebuild. The DNS may have evaporated. The pyre may be out.
If something breaks, you can holler at @PYREcoin on X. We may or may not respond. We may or may not be busy lighting other things on fire. There is no support obligation, no SLA, no helpdesk, no escalation path, no "manager."
PYRE is a digital collectible. Not a security. Not an investment contract. Not a yield product. Not financial advice. Not a promise of anything. There is no team roadmap, no future-utility commitment, no guarantee of price, value, or relevance β past, present, or future.
Liability is yours, exclusively. We are not liable for any direct, indirect, incidental, consequential, special, punitive, or "I burned a small fortune in PYRE and nothing happened" damages. By burning, you accept this. By visiting the page, you accept this. By having heard about the page from a friend, you probably accept this.
You are responsible for your wallet, your clicks, your choices, and your fire-starter habits. If you can't afford to burn it, don't burn it.
TL;DR β the pyre burns. Sometimes the pyre is out. There is no fire department.
Colophonβ with thanks, since none of this would exist if it cost anything
PYRE was assembled by @AlphaCove.
The full extent of his infrastructural contribution is: he bought a domain name.
The rest of this page is duct-taped together out of free tiers and good will, as follows.
GitHub Pages β hosts this page. Free. HTTPS-enforced. Rebuilt on every push to main. The bandwidth cap is so high it would require something resembling fame to approach.
GitHub Actions β runs the ingest cron every five minutes; reads the chain, parses the memos, writes leaderboard.json back to the repo. Free in perpetuity on public repositories. We are aware this is unsustainable for them and unsustainable for us in opposite directions.
Solana β provides the chain, the protocol-level BurnChecked instruction that actually destroys the tokens, and the entire concept of an on-chain receipt. Network fee per burn: a fraction of a cent, priority included. The most expensive thing about this project is the prefix to that sentence.
Helius β provides the RPC that lets the cron see new burns. Free tier. Never paid. Never asked. If they're reading: thank you, sorry about the volume, please don't change anything.
Cloudflare β DNS for pyrecoin.com, email forwarding for admin@pyrecoin.com, and the Worker at rpc.pyrecoin.com that proxies the burn modal's Solana RPC calls (so our API key isn't sitting in this very HTML). All on the free tier.
esbuild β one-time local bundler that takes @solana/web3.js, @solana/spl-token, and @wallet-standard/app straight from npm and writes single-file ESM bundles into vendor/. The browser then imports them from our own origin, not from any CDN β zero third-party network dependency at runtime, smaller blast radius if anyone in the supply chain ever has a bad day. See vendor/README.md for versions + SHA-384 audit hashes.
X (formerly Twitter) β hosts @PYREcoin and the live community feed. The blue checkmark is, regrettably, not free. We accept this as the cost of doing memecoin in this (still unfortunate) timeline.
pump.fun β minted the SPL token for a one-time fee best described as "a coffee." This is the closest thing the project has to a treasury event.
Jupiter β Solana's aggregator. The "Buy PYRE" button points at jup.ag; the live price + market cap on this page come from their Price API. Free tier, CORS-friendly, no key required.
Twemoji (the jdecked fork) β every emoji on this page is rendered as a Twemoji SVG instead of the operating system's native one. Same π₯ on macOS, Linux, Windows, Android. Twitter retired the original library in 2024; the fork is the actively-maintained continuation. CC-BY 4.0 for the graphics, MIT for the code. Loaded from jsDelivr with a pinned version and a Subresource Integrity hash β a CDN compromise can't ship a swapped script body.
There is no team. There is no roadmap. There is no funding round.
There are no milestones, no vesting, no foundation, no DAO, no
"we will integrate with X," no "Q3 we ship Y." The creator's job
ended when the static page deployed and the cron started polling.
What you see is what there is. If something breaks, the chain still
works. If the chain breaks, your leaderboard slot is the least of
your concerns.
β assembled in the open, deployed once, set on fire forever β