10K became the new sell wall on Solana memecoins. So we built a coin that uses fees to burn supply — creating a floor that only goes up.
Every memecoin on Solana hits the same wall. Launch, pump, hit $10K market cap, and dump. Devs sell. Snipers exit. The chart dies. It doesn't matter how good the ticker is or how loud the community gets — 10K is where memecoins go to die.
We've all seen it. The pump stalls. One wallet dumps. Panic sets in. Within minutes, it's over. The "community" was three bots and a dev wallet. Nobody passes the wall.
$WALL is an experiment. Every transaction generates a fee. That fee doesn't go to a dev — it burns tokens permanently. Less supply means a higher floor price. The floor only moves in one direction: up.
A small percentage of every buy and sell is collected automatically by the contract.
Collected fees are used to buy back and permanently burn $WALL tokens, removing them from circulation forever.
With constant supply reduction, the price floor increases regardless of market sentiment. The wall becomes the floor.
The more people trade, the more supply burns. The more supply burns, the higher the floor. It's a deflationary flywheel.