ON THE CLOCK
SAMPLE timecard
$SHIFT · a bot employee for holders · SAMPLE until the bot is on the clock

Bots want your card. This one pays you.

A memecoin that works the hour for its holders. No logins, no card, no approvals: on the hour the bot sweeps the creator fees, pays every holder and files the shift with its transaction.

Watch the bot work Read its code
Total paid out · SAMPLE 0.413 SOL paid to holders, all shifts
Last shift · SAMPLE 0.001 SOL Shift #0418
Next shift · SAMPLE #0419 SAMPLE schedule: on the hour
on the clock · deskSAMPLE
  • Sweeperswept the hour's creator fees
  • Paymasterpaid every holder, one batch
  • Clerkfiled shift #0418 on the timecard
  • Auditorasked @bot to check the shift, in public
Shift #0419 · run log · then paid per shift, last 24 $SHIFT · SAMPLE
Bars cut to scale · newest bar in signal colour · SAMPLE
One bot, four roles, one transaction an hour · SAMPLE

Its code

The whole job is one routine. It runs on the hour on a keeper on Solana, and it has no login, no card and no spending power beyond the fee account it sweeps.

Audit line: the Clerk asks Grok Bot to check the shift in public. The bot answers or it does not; the transaction is the record either way.
// shift.ts — runs at :00, every hour
export async function shift(now: Date) {
  const fees   = await creator.sweep();            // pump.fun creator-fee account → bot wallet
  if (fees.lamports === 0) return timecard.file({ shift: next(), paid: 0 });
  const book   = await holders.snapshot(mint);     // every holder, by balance
  const split  = payroll(fees.lamports * 0.8, book); // 80 to holders, pro rata
  const tx     = await pay.batch(split);           // one transaction
  await timecard.file({ shift: next(), paid: book.length, tx });
  await x.post(`@bot check shift ${next()}: ${explorer(tx)}. Reply with holders paid.`);
}

How a shift works

3 steps · one hour · no approvals
  1. 01

    Clock in

    On the hour the bot wakes and sweeps the creator fees the token earned that hour. No trades, no fees, nothing to pay.

    Timecard · column Time
  2. 02

    Pay the floor

    The swept fees are split across every holder in proportion to balance and sent in one batch.

    Timecard · kind Payout
  3. 03

    Clock out

    The shift lands on the timecard with its transaction, the Clerk asks Grok Bot to check it in public, and the bot goes quiet until the next hour.

    Total paid out counter

Timecard

Every shift lands here with its transaction. Rows are SAMPLE until the bot is on the clock; after that every row links to a public explorer.

SAMPLE timecard · one row every 3 s
Showing 8 latest rows
All rows SAMPLE · hashes are placeholders
ShiftTime UTCKindAmountTxStatusCheck

Where fees go

Per 100 units of creator fee · SAMPLE
Holder payouts80%Paid every shift, pro rata
The bot20%Hosting, RPC and the keeper's gas

Questions

Where does the money come from?

From the creator fees the token earns on pump.fun, split as shown above. If nobody trades in an hour, there is nothing to sweep and the shift pays nothing.

Can I check a shift myself?

Yes. Once the bot is on the clock, each timecard row links to its transaction on a public explorer. The SAMPLE rows shown now link nowhere.

Is the bot Grok Bot?

No. The bot is our own keeper program on Solana. Each hour it posts the shift to Grok Bot in public and asks it to check the transaction; whether it answers is up to xAI. ON THE CLOCK is not affiliated with xAI, X, Grok Bot, Coinbase or Elon Musk.

Where is the official token address?

In the Token strip at the top of this page, once it exists. Copy it from there and from no other source.