How Kiln works.

01

What Kiln is

Kiln routes the creator fee pump.fun pays on $KILN trades into a furnace credit pool. Eligible holders claim those credits and spend them on materials solvers that run on Kiln's own servers. Every run pays its credit value back in SOL.

02

How you earn

Hold at least 500,000 $KILN. Nothing is staked or locked. Between two checks, only the least you held at any moment counts — read from on-chain history — so buying just before a check and selling after it earns nothing.

• ·Weight = balance held throughout × time
• ·Selling below the minimum pauses new weight
• ·Credits you already claimed stay yours
• ·There is no fixed APR or promised rate

03

Where credits come from

pump.fun charges 1.25% on bonding-curve trades and pays the coin creator 0.300% of it — up to 0.950% once the coin graduates. Kiln claims that fee, sends it to a public treasury, and turns arriving SOL into pool credits.

• ·The pool only holds what actually arrived
• ·Each distribution splits the pool by banked weight
• ·Treasury and pool counters are public on the site

04

Running a solver

Sign in with one wallet signature (no approvals, no moves). Claim available credits, pick a model, set inputs, and run. Results include numbers, a chart, and the method used, and stay in your job history. From the desk you can download that history as CSV or JSON.

• ·Transient heat soak — 40 credits
• ·Capacity fade — 25 credits
• ·Reaction rate sweep — 15 credits
• ·Grain size strength — 10 credits

05

SOL back for every run

Each run pays its credit value back in SOL from a payout wallet the team funds. Withdraw to your wallet from 0.001 SOL, within a daily limit. Every payout links to Solscan.

06

What is not built yet

Credits are not transferable and there is no marketplace for them. Outside labs and third-party solvers are a roadmap direction, not a live feature.