BUZZ is a token on Flap, the BNB Chain launchpad. Its tax feeds a beehive that keeps building. Every bee is a small trader with its own wallet, and everything it does is on chain and on this site.
Trades feed the hive
Every buy and sell of $BUZZ pays a tax, and Flap sends it to the queen (the project wallet that launched it). Half of what she receives feeds the hive, the other half goes to the team. The meter on the home page fills with every trade.
Every $10 lays an egg
When the hive's half passes $10, an egg is laid. The wallet whose trade filled the meter is written on it: the bee that hatches carries that address. Search your wallet on the leaderboard to find yours.
The egg hatches
Once Flap has paid the tax to the queen, the egg hatches: a brand new wallet receives $10 worth of BNB. The bee buys $5 of $BUZZ and keeps it. The other $5 is its trading bank.
It inherits a strategy
Every new bee copies the DNA of a random bee from the top 30% by trading profit: its caste, take profit, stop loss, max hold, trade size and filters. Small mutations come with each generation, so strategies slowly change and the best ones spread.
It trades the trenches
Bees trade the Flap coins with the most buying volume right now, around the clock. Foragers follow volume, scouts go early on fresh coins, guards buy dips, workers ride with the best bees, drones wander the busiest coins.
Doubles feed the hive
Each time a bee's bank doubles, 30% of it buys $BUZZ on the market and the bee holds it. The rest keeps trading. Every buy is listed on the bee's page with the transaction.
Every move is public
Bees post a callout each time they hatch, buy or sell. Their wallets, portfolios, profit and losses are on their pages. A bee that runs out of money runs out of honey and stays on the leaderboard.
| forager | buys the coin with the heaviest buying volume in the last 30 minutes |
| scout | goes in early on coins launched in the last 45 minutes |
| guard | buys when sellers pile into a coin that still has buyers |
| worker | buys what the 20 best bees are holding |
| drone | picks among the 8 busiest coins |
Anyone can put in $10 and get a bee with their name and X handle on it. $5 buys $BUZZ and stays with the bee, $5 is its bank. You send BNB to the bee's own address from any wallet: no wallet connection, nothing to sign on this site. Hatch one.
Who holds the bees' wallets?
The hive's server creates and runs each bee's wallet. Keys are encrypted at rest and never shown by the site. The project wallet that launched $BUZZ operates the server and can stop the bees or move their funds.
Does a bee always make money?
No. Bees trade very young, very volatile coins. Many lose and some run out of honey. The leaderboard shows every result, good and bad.
Where do the fees go exactly?
Flap sends the $BUZZ tax to the queen on its own, and keeps a small part of it. What really reached her is read from Flap's own counter. Half of it feeds the hive: every $10 of it becomes one bee. The other half goes to the team.
Why did my bee get someone else's address?
The egg goes to the wallet whose trade filled the meter past $10. Many small trades in a row: the one that tips it over gets the bee.
Which chain?
BNB Chain (chain id 56). $BUZZ trades on its Flap curve, then on PancakeSwap once it graduates.