In some forests, thousands of fireflies blink as one with nobody keeping time. In 1990, Mirollo and Strogatz wrote the mathematics down. We gave it to memecoins.
Buys wind a coin's clock. When it fills, the coin flashes and nudges every coin that shares its holders.
Stonks lets a coin launch against 23 pairs, so firefly has 23 marshes. A new coin lands among the coins of its pair, and starts nudging them.
No. A flash is a public signal, and no money moves. Buying during a flash brings no bonus and no reward.
No. On Stonks, 1% of each trade goes to StonkFun, 0.25% to Raydium and 0% to the creator. What you get is a place in a swarm that other communities watch.
Not yet. It is a simulation that shows the mechanism. Coin clocks and sync figures will only be shown once they are measured from real trades. Whether real coins synchronise at all has not been shown yet.
You do. You sign in your own wallet and firefly keeps no funds. You are the creator of the coin.