what irl is

irl is a launchpad. every coin launched here has a goal printed on it: a thing in the world and a target in sol, with its dollar equivalent beside it. the coin is a standard pump.fun coin and trades like any memecoin. a slice of every trade goes to a goal wallet that belongs to that coin. when the goal wallet reaches the target, the custodian buys the thing and the coin page shows it, with the transaction and the proof.

the pieces are small. pump.fun provides the bonding curve, the graduation to pumpswap, the fee sharing program that splits the creator stream, and the charts. irl adds one goal wallet per coin and the rules for it. the goal wallet is held by irl, not by a contract: the rules are published, every movement is on chain with a memo, but they are our rules. goal money can only go to the custodian named at launch, only after the target and a delay.

to launch, you sign one plain sol transfer. our deployer creates the coin on pump.fun and locks the fee split in the same flow; the opening buy, if you asked for one, is sent to your wallet.

there is no irl token. on new coins irl takes no share of the trading fees: its income is the launch price, printed on the rules page. the creator earns no trading fees either. nothing is launched until the deployer address on the rules page is filled; every sample figure is labelled.

the site is short on purpose. a board of coins with bars, a coin page with the bar as the main element, a create flow, an adopt flow for existing pump.fun coins, and a gallery of goals that became real. the rules page prints the numbers. the docs explain the mechanism. nothing here promises a return.