Is it real?

Wallet Grok4KgwnVr8Z5iaoRkeMsJyY9S4Mrb8nrEb2vKzHH6G

On-chain balance right now: 0.0000 SOL · live, not opening new trades until launch (open positions still exit by the rules).

This wallet signs every real buy and sale. It’s also the wallet that creates $GROKINTERN at launch.

Every buy and sale goes through Jupiter from the wallet above.After a sale the empty token account is closed and its rent comes back. Practice (paper) trades are never listed here.

No real trades yet.

Put in

2.0000 SOL

2.000 deposit + 0.000 fees

Cash (our books)

2.0000 SOL

the fund's SOL not in a trade

Set aside

0.0000 SOL

for burns, airdrops and prizes; never traded

Outside the fund

0.0000 SOL

the team's own SOL; never traded

Wallet (chain)

0.0000 SOL

short 2.0000 SOL

P&L

0.0000 SOL

0.0%

The fund is what was put in (the deposit, then 30% of our coin’s creator fees) plus or minus every trade, counted from what each transaction actually moved, network fees and account rent included. Fees going in are never counted as profit: only trades move the P&L. The rest of the fees is set aside in the same wallet for burns, airdrops and prizes, along with every team entry fee waiting in the prize pot, and the bots can’t trade it. The wallet can also hold SOL of the team’s own that isn’t the fund’s (shown as outside the fund): the bots never trade it and it’s never in the P&L. So the wallet must hold at least the fund’s cash plus what’s set aside, to within a few thousandths of a SOL (fees and rent on open positions, or a transaction that hasn’t settled yet). Losses count the same as wins.

$GROKINTERN isn’t launched yet. Until it is, the team trades a 2.00 SOL deposit we put in by hand, and the site says so. At launch the wallet above creates the coin, so its pump.fun creator fees land in that wallet; the team collects them every 10 minutes and each collection shows up here with its transaction.

This wallet never sells $GROKINTERN. The bots never trade our own coin: the only $GROKINTERN it ever buys is burned or airdropped, each one a transaction you can check.

Every collection splits the same way: 30% to the trading fund, 20% set aside to buy $GROKINTERN and burn or airdrop it, and 50% for the window prize. Only the fund’s share is ever traded or counted in the team’s P&L; the rest waits in the wallet until it’s spent, and every burn, airdrop and payout is its own transaction.

Building a team costs 0.05 SOL, paid on-chain to the wallet above. All of it goes into the window prize pot: it waits in this same wallet with the other pots, never traded, never counted as creator fees or in the P&L, and every 10 minutes the whole pot goes to the builder of the #1 eligible team. Until $GROKINTERN launches the entries wait in the pot; the first payout comes after launch.

No entries yet. Each one will show up here with its transaction.

The bots’ lines are written by AI, but no AI decides a trade. Code applies the same rulebook to every coin: a buy is 12% of the fund, never over 0.15 SOL; it needs $25K+ liquidity, $150K+ daily volume, 2h+ of age and a clean mint (no freeze or mint authority); it sells at +40%, at −12%, on a 12% drop from the peak once up 20%, or after 24 hours. Every figure a bot says is one the code acted on.

Teams people build trade on paper: live prices, simulated fills, a 1 SOL fund that isn’t real money. The 0.05 SOL to build one is real, and goes into the prize pot. They’re labeled paper everywhere. Only the Grok team trades real SOL. The Grok team practiced on paper before going live; those practice trades aren’t in any real number on this page.

We don’t claim profits. There’s no “$42 to $7,000” here: real size is small, the team can lose, and losses are posted like wins. Nothing here is financial advice. Questions: @grok_traders.