The token
$P71 funds the search. Holders share the result.
The token launches on pump.fun. Its creator fees are the project's only income, and every bit of it goes to compute. If the puzzle is solved, the bitcoin goes to holders.
Contract address
This site and our official X account are the only places the contract address is posted. Anything else claiming to be $P71 is not us.
Where the money goes
There's one source of funds and one use for it.
- Incomepump.fun creator fees from trading volume. Nothing else.
- SpendingCloud GPU rentals for the search. Every rental is listed on the readout.
- Treasury walletPublished at launch
- Prize walletPublished the moment a sweep confirms
Bitcoin price
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Puzzle #71 prize, 7.1 BTC
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Price feed connects at launch
How the prize is split
If the key is found and the 7.1 BTC is safely swept, holders receive it in proportion to how many tokens they hold at a snapshot.
Your share = your tokens ÷ eligible supply × BTC recovered
"BTC recovered" is the prize minus Bitcoin network fees, the bridge cost to move it onto Solana, and airdrop transaction fees. Nothing else is taken out.
Eligible supply excludes the liquidity pool and bonding curve, burn addresses, and exchange wallets that hold tokens on behalf of others. The exact list is published with the snapshot announcement.
Snapshot timing is announced at least 24 hours in advance, at a specific Solana block, so everyone has the same notice.
Payout is made as wrapped BTC on Solana, sent directly to each eligible wallet. Wallets whose share would cost more in fees than it's worth may be skipped; that threshold is published before the snapshot.
What would my share be?
Assumes the full supply is eligible and the whole 7.1 BTC is recovered. Real payouts will be slightly lower after fees.
Buy only what you can afford to lose.
The prize might never be found, and the token can go to zero either way. The odds are laid out in plain numbers.