Treasury & Token Operations

All platform funds are held in a Squads multisig treasury on Solana, a shared on-chain wallet where no single person can move funds alone. Approved signers must co-sign every outbound transaction.

The treasury address is shown above and stays public and verifiable on-chain. Anyone can open it on Solscan, Solana Explorer, or Squads and inspect every transaction it has ever made.

Pack purchases, vault intake and withdrawal fees, and any creator fees the project earns all flow to this single treasury. There are no hidden routing wallets between you and it.

$PULL launches on pump.fun. Under pump.fun's 2026 model, a market-cap-based creator fee (roughly 0.05% to 0.95% of trading activity) can accrue to the project and be shared across designated wallets. Where those fees support the build, they flow to the treasury.

A portion of the project's own $PULL allocation may also be sold, transparently and on-chain, to fund operations. We treat this as ordinary treasury management, not a service owed to holders, and we disclose it rather than hide it.

As the product matures, platform revenue from pack sales, grading, and vault services becomes the primary, sustainable source of funding. The token raise is a starting catalyst, not the business.

Operations: engineering, infrastructure, security, support, and the people who keep PulledIt running.

Product and supply: new pack products, sealed and graded inventory, vault custody, and grading capacity.

Growth: promotion, partnerships, live streaming, and content that brings collectors in.

Creators: paying the streamers, breakers, and community contributors who help the platform grow.

The goal is direct: spend the funding to make PulledIt the best TCG and collectibles platform there is, and to keep it running for the long term.

We are building and testing a set of purpose-built software agents to assist treasury and token operations. They are decision-support and execution tooling, not autonomous traders acting on their own.

What they are designed to do: monitor on-chain and market data, model treasury runway, and recommend operational actions such as measured buybacks, burns, supply purchases, and the timing of any treasury sales used to fund the build.

Human oversight is mandatory. Every on-chain action an agent proposes must be approved and co-signed through the Squads multisig before it executes. Agents recommend, people authorize. There is no path for an agent to move treasury funds on its own.

These agents are in active development and testing as of June 2026 and may change, pause, or be retired. We describe what is actually live rather than overstate what is planned.

Buyback and burn is an established, transparent practice in this market. pump.fun itself runs a programmatic buyback and burn of its own token through on-chain, publicly verifiable transactions. We may do the same on a smaller, discretionary scale.

When we buy back $PULL, we do it on the open market from the treasury. When we burn tokens, we send them to a verifiable burn address, permanently removing them from supply, and we post the transaction.

These actions are discretionary. They are tools for managing supply, signaling commitment, and supporting promotion and funding. They are not a schedule we promise to run, and not a guarantee of any effect on price.

The treasury address is published here and stays permanently auditable on-chain.

We share notable treasury actions, including buybacks, burns, large purchases, and funding sales, on our public channels, with links to the on-chain transactions.

We keep this page current as our agents and processes evolve, and we date every revision.

Where reality and ambition differ, we say so. We would rather under-promise and ship than market features that are not live.

$PULL is a community coin on pump.fun (Solana). It is not an investment, a security, a share, or an ownership stake in PulledIt or any entity.

It grants no equity, no revenue share, no dividend, no governance right, and no claim on the treasury, the company, or any product. Buybacks and burns create no entitlement and promise no return.

Holding $PULL is not required to use PulledIt. The product, including scanning, collection, grading, vault, and packs, stands on its own.

Nothing on this page is financial, investment, legal, or tax advice. Crypto assets are highly volatile and you may lose everything you spend. Do your own research.

Token prices are volatile and can go to zero. Treasury operations, including buybacks and burns, may have no effect on price.

Software agents can have bugs or make poor recommendations, which is why human multisig approval gates every action. Smart contracts and on-chain systems carry inherent risk.

Plans, roadmaps, and the scope of agent automation may change. Regulatory treatment of tokens and treasury activity may evolve and could require us to change how we operate.