A launchpad with a shot clock. Every buy adds 30 seconds. When the clock hits zero, the last buyer takes the pot.
Every coin on Buzzer runs a shot clock. It is the whole game.
The creator picks a 5, 10 or 15 minute round. The first buy of the round starts the clock.
Any buy of 0.05 SOL or more puts 30 seconds back on the clock, up to the round length. Smaller buys trade as usual but add no time.
Nobody bought in time. The last buyer takes the pot: 70% of the round's creator fees, paid in SOL. The next buy starts a new round.
A practice clock against a rival bot. Every buy adds 3 seconds. Be the last buyer when it hits zero. Nothing here is real money.
Every game on Buzzer with its clock, pot and last buyer. Open courts fill up as coins launch.
Set it up like a pump.fun coin, then pick how the clock plays. You sign one message. Nothing moves from your wallet.
Your wallet signs this exact message. It is a launch request, not a transaction.
The first game on the board. Its creator fees fill its own pot like every other coin.
The wallet that made the last buy of 0.05 SOL or more before the clock hit zero. One winner per round.
From the coin's creator fees. 70% of the round's creator fees go to the last buyer in SOL, 30% go to the creator.
The round is over and the pot is paid. The next buy of 0.05 SOL or more starts a new round at the full length.
No. Buys add time up to the round length, so a 10 minute round never shows more than 10:00.
You sign one readable launch request with your wallet. Signing moves no funds.
No. It is a local practice clock against a bot, so you can feel how the last seconds play. Nothing is bought or won there.
Every buy adds 30 seconds. The last buyer at zero takes the pot.
—Buys happen on the coin's market. Every buy of 0.05 SOL or more adds 30 seconds.
Connect a Solana wallet to start a game.