The family rules.
$TRUST is a memecoin with one mechanic, written as a Token-2022 transfer hook and enforced by the chain, not by us. Here is exactly what it does, in plain language, including the parts a skeptic should check.
- Clause I
Buys require 25 SOL on hand.
Every transfer of $TRUST runs the hook. When the destination token account is owned by a normal wallet, a system-owned account, the hook reads that wallet's lamport balance. If it holds fewer than 25,000,000,000 lamports, exactly 25 SOL, the transfer fails and the buy never happens. The balance check is the entire test. There is no allowlist, no blacklist, and no discretion.
- Clause II
Sells always pass. Always.
Hook coins earn honeypot suspicion, so be precise about this one. The hook gates receiving, nothing else. When you sell, your tokens move to the pool's token vault. That vault is a program-owned account (a PDA), and the hook admits every program-owned or PDA destination unconditionally. It is not that sells happen to pass today. It is that the code has no path on which a sell can fail. Transfers between your own wallets follow the same single rule: the receiving wallet needs 25 SOL.
- Clause III
The gate dissolves at maturity.
$TRUST trades on a Meteora Dynamic Bonding Curve. When the curve completes, the DBC revokes the transfer hook automatically before the pool migrates to DAMM v2. This is protocol behavior, not a promise from the team. After maturity, $TRUST is an ordinary token: anyone can buy with any balance, forever. The trust fund matures, and the family takes all comers.
- Clause IV
Verify, do not trust.
The hook program source will be published, with the program id, before launch day, so the three claims above can be read rather than believed. Until the CA appears in the header of this site, no mint is official, and anything claiming to be $TRUST is not ours.