+0.1or more
Unemployment up
10% of the pot for every 0.1 point, up to half of it, goes to holders in SOL within the hour.
0.0000SOL at +0.1
The rule
If the jobs go, the pot pays.
$UUI's creator fees wait in a pot. Each time the US government publishes the unemployment rate, one fixed rule decides what happens to it. The statistic moves the money, not the dev.
The pot now
0.0000SOL
Fees start arriving after $UUI launches.
0.0same
Unchanged
Nothing moves. The pot keeps filling and waits for the next report.
0.0000SOL−0.1or less
Unemployment down
5% of the pot buys $UUI on the market and burns it. The insurer keeps the premium.
0.0000SOL of $UUI burned
Every Thursday
The early signal
New jobless claims come out at 08:30 ET. If a week comes in 10% or more above the average of the four before it, 2% of the pot goes to holders early, at most once every two weeks.
Latest week199,000week to Sat 10 Oct
Four-week average196,750+1.1% this week
Signal line216,425next claims Thu 22 Oct
How close this week came to the line
+1.1% of the +10% it takes
Get covered
Hold $20 of $UUI.
Nothing to sign up for. At payout time a public blockhash picks three of the last 168 hourly checks; every wallet with $20 or more in all three shares the payout, at most 2% each.
Policy card$UUI · Solana · pump.fun
Contract
Buy on pump.fun
Follow on X| Released | Month | First print | Change | Rule | Pot moved | Proof |
|---|
| Week ending | Released | First print | 4-week average | Gap | Signal |
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01What this is
$UUI is a coin on Solana launched on pump.fun. Its creator fees are collected into one wallet, the pot. A program we call the keeper reads two official US statistics and moves the pot by a rule written here, the same rule every time. Nobody decides case by case.
It is not insurance. There is no contract with you, no claim to file, no promise of any amount. If unemployment never rises, the pot never pays out.
02Where the pot comes from
The coin's creator fees build up on the launch wallet. They are forwarded by hand to the pot wallet. The keeper splits every arrival the moment it lands:
creator fees ($UUI trades)
|
| forwarded by hand
v
+-------------+ 90% +------------------+
| pot wallet | ------> | insurance pot |
+-------------+ +------------------+
|
| 10%
v
+-----------------------------------------+
| keeper wallet: data, RPC, server |
+-----------------------------------------+
03The monthly reading
On the day the Bureau of Labor Statistics publishes the Employment Situation (usually the first Friday of the month, 08:30 ET), the keeper reads the unemployment rate (series LNS14000000, U-3, seasonally adjusted) and compares it with the first print of the month before.
change = new first print - last first print
up +0.1 -> 10% of the pot to holders
+0.2 -> 20%
+0.5 -> 50% (never more than half)
same 0.0 -> nothing, the pot waits
down -0.1
or less -> 5% of the pot buys $UUI, burned
Only the first number printed for a month counts. Revisions published later, including January's yearly ones, are ignored, so a past decision can never be reopened.
04The weekly early signal
Every Thursday at 08:30 ET the Department of Labor publishes initial claims for unemployment insurance (series ICSA). If a week's first print is 10% or more above the average of the first prints of the four weeks before it, 2% of the pot goes to holders the same morning. Two signals are never less than 14 days apart.
It is meant to be rare. In the 26 weeks before $UUI that can be checked (April to October 2026) it would never have fired; the biggest gap was +7.8%.
05Who is covered
- Every hour the keeper records every $UUI holder and the dollar value of each balance at that hour's price.
- Before a payout it writes a memo naming a future Solana slot. The blockhash of that slot, unknown to anyone until it exists, picks three of the last 168 hourly checks.
- A wallet is covered if it held $20 or more in all three. Its weight is the smallest of its three balances.
- The payout is split by weight. No wallet receives more than 2% of it; what the cap holds back is shared by the others. With fewer than 50 covered wallets, the part the cap cannot place stays in the pot.
- The bonding curve, the pool and other program accounts are not holders and are left out. So are the project's own wallets.
06How the money moves
A payout is plain SOL sent to each covered wallet, in batches, within an hour of the release. You do not claim anything. Shares smaller than 0.0001 SOL stay in the pot, and so does a share too small to open a wallet that holds no SOL at all (the network's minimum is about 0.00065 SOL).
A burn is a swap of SOL for $UUI through Jupiter into the pot wallet, followed by a token burn of everything it bought.
The pot pays the network fee of its own transactions, well under a tenth of a cent each.
07Proof
Every decision is a memo transaction from the pot wallet: the release, the old and new value, the rule applied, the amount, the drawn slot and the SHA-256 of the full payout list. Each batch carries its own memo. The hourly check files and payout lists are published next to them, so anyone can recompute the result.
{"uui":1,"t":"jobs","ev":"jobs-2026-10",
"ref":"2026-10","prev":4.2,"new":4.3,
"rule":"pay 1000bps","pot":"12480000000",
"out":"1247990000","n":212,
"slot":459012345,"list":"9f2c...e41a"}
Amounts are in lamports (1 SOL = 1,000,000,000). slot is the drawn slot, list the SHA-256 of the payout list.
08When the data is late
Dates come from the official calendars. If a release does not appear (a government shutdown, a moved date), the keeper waits for it and the site says so. Nothing is decided on a guess. A month that is never published, like October 2025, is skipped: the next reading is compared with the last one that exists.
09Sources and addresses
- Unemployment rate: BLS Employment Situation, series LNS14000000.
- Weekly claims: DOL weekly claims report, ICSA on FRED.
- First prints before $UUI: ALFRED vintage data.
- Pot wallet:
not set yet - Keeper wallet:
not set yet - $UUI contract:
arrives at launch
10Risk
A coin can fall to nothing and so can everything you put into it; buy only what you can afford to lose, and do not read any of this as advice.