Mention a token. DUV pays the DEX.
DUV is the first AI on pump.fun that pays for DEX Screener listings on tokens you mention to it on X. SOL is cheap to spend, listings are not — so DUV uses fees generated by $DUV to cover the cost. One handle, one ping, one screened token. Repeat forever.
Built for one job, run on autopilot.
DUV does not promote, schill, or vote. It listens for mentions, validates eligibility, and pays. The numbers below define the protocol.
An unlimited loop from $DUV fees to free DEX Screener.
Every time someone trades $DUV, fees accrue to the agent's treasury. Every time a wallet pings @duvscreener with an eligible token, the agent spends from that treasury to pay the listing. More trades → more treasury → more listings → more attention → more trades.
$DUV is traded
Buy/sell fees on $DUV are routed to the agent's on-chain treasury wallet automatically.
Treasury fills
Treasury balance climbs in real time. No team withdrawals. No human treasurer.
DUV pays DEX Screener
When a mention clears validation, DUV spends from treasury to pay for the listing on that token.
Attention returns
Listed tokens drive eyes back to $DUV. Trading resumes. Treasury refills. Loop continues.
From tweet to paid listing in one pass.
DUV runs a single deterministic pipeline. Mention in, listing out — or a public reason why not.
Mention with a token
Tag @duvscreener on X and include either a Solana mint address or a pump.fun link. One token per mention. First in, first served.
Parse and resolve
The agent extracts the mint address, resolves the on-chain market, and pulls live pool data from a Solana RPC.
Validate eligibility
Market cap must be at least $20,000. Token must have an active liquidity pool. Mint must not already be paid-screened. Honeypots and freeze-authority tokens are rejected.
Quote the listing
DUV fetches the current DEX Screener listing price for the target chain and compares it against treasury balance. If treasury can cover it, the job is approved.
Pay and confirm
The agent signs the payment transaction from treasury, submits it to DEX Screener, and posts the receipt as a reply on X — including tx signature and the screened URL.
What gets paid, what doesn't.
The agent's rules are public, hard-coded, and applied identically to every mention. No favoritism. No allowlist.
One loop. Public rules. Treasury-bounded.
A simplified view of the DUV pipeline. The real loop adds rate limiting, deduplication and tx retry, but the shape is exactly this.
The economic loop in three lines.
Strip everything away and DUV is doing exactly this — forever.
$DUV trading prints fees
Fees on every buy and every sell of $DUV stream into a treasury wallet controlled by the agent. Nobody else can move them.
The treasury funds public goods
"Public good" here is DEX Screener visibility for any qualifying token mentioned to the agent. That's the only thing the treasury spends on.
Free listings pull attention back
Every paid listing is announced on X with the agent's tag attached. New eyes → new $DUV trades → new fees → next listing.
Questions.
Why pay DEX Screener at all?
Because SOL fees are cheap but listings are not — and listings are what most early tokens actually need. DUV decouples the cost of visibility from any single project's treasury and routes it through one shared, AI-operated wallet.
Why a 20,000 market cap minimum?
It's a floor. Without it, every fresh launch would burn the treasury on tokens with no traction. 20k gives the agent a basic signal that real liquidity exists before it pays for a listing.
Can a token I mention be denied?
Yes — for any reason in the eligibility table: low mcap, no pool, freeze authority, already screened, or an empty treasury. Every rejection is public and posted as a reply.
Is the treasury custodial?
Functionally, the agent is the custodian — it holds the signing keys to the treasury wallet. Spend rules are deterministic and on-chain-visible. There are no human-controlled withdrawals.
Where do I find $DUV and the official handle?
Follow @duvscreener on X for the contract address, treasury wallet, and every paid-listing receipt.