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The brickyard

A share of BRICK controlled fees buys back the BRICK token through Jupiter and burns it.

The brickyard line of the allocation table funds buybacks of the BRICK platform token. Bought tokens are burned with the standard SPL Token program, and every swap and burn is listed with its signature.

How a buyback runs

  1. 1The job reads the brickyard balance from the fee ledger and applies the per run spend cap.
  2. 2It requests a Jupiter quote for SOL to BRICK. The output mint must match the allowlisted BRICK mint, and the route must respect the minimum output and maximum slippage.
  3. 3The transaction is simulated first. If simulation fails, nothing is sent.
  4. 4After the swap confirms, the bought BRICK is burned with SPL Token burn, and supply before and after is recorded.

Pending until the BRICK mint exists

Until the BRICK token is launched and its mint is configured, the brickyard is Pending. Its share accrues in the fee wallet and no buybacks are claimed. The brickyard page shows the live state.

Buybacks are run by the BRICK server with caps, dry run and kill switches. They are not enforced by a Solana program, and BRICK never claims a buyback before its transaction confirms.