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Protocol income
$96.31Buyback funds
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Monthly amounts & ratios
| Period | Protocol income | Buyback funds | Burn funds | Buyback ratio |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nov 2026 | $96.31 | -- | -- | -- |
| Oct 2026 | $4.1K | -- | -- | -- |
| Sep 2026 | $2.93K | -- | -- | -- |
| Aug 2026 | $1.96K | -- | -- | -- |
| Jul 2026 | $2.26K | -- | -- | -- |
| Jun 2026 | $5.53K | -- | -- | -- |
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About Trends
Trends is a Solana platform that turns an X post into a tradable token in one step: one tweet, one token, priced on a dynamic bonding curve, with each post tokenizable only once and the issuer receiving 20% of newly minted supply. It targets the difficulty of monetizing social content directly and memecoins' need for an identifiable narrative source. The token carries no copyright or revenue right; the issuer receives only the newly minted share.
Content and asset are bound together, price moves along the curve with buying, and liquidity drains once attention fades. Shill Vault completed its first settlement round in May, DeFiLlama classifies the platform as a launchpad, and cumulative fees are around $1.2 million. It depends heavily on X's openness and topic heat — if the platform tightens its API or the narrative cools, demand for the tokens shrinks quickly.
Trends.fun launched on Solana on July 18, 2025 with "tweets as tokens": paste an X link and mint a coin for any post for about 0.016 SOL, each tweet tokenizable only once.
Founder Mable Jiang is a former STEPN chief revenue officer and Multicoin partner.
She brought a roster of Solana figures to back Trends.fun: co-founder Anatoly Yakovenko, Foundation chair Lily Liu, Jupiter's Meow, Kaito's Yu Hu and LayerZero's Bryan Pellegrino.
Trends.fun prices tokens on a dynamic bonding curve driven purely by real buys and sells, not likes or reposts; creators receive 20% of supply and trend starters 5% of fees, framed as an "information capital market."
On October 20, 2025, the Solana-endorsed Chinese meme "Solala" launched on Trends.fun, pushing the platform's volume and attention to a peak.
In May 2026 Trends.fun rolled out a Shill Vault rewards pool worth only a few hundred dollars per round; the official account has been silent since May 19, with no disclosed funding or platform token, and momentum faded fast.
Trends (trends.fun) is a "tweets-as-tokens" social-finance platform on Solana, founded by Mable Jiang, former CRO of STEPN and former Multicoin Capital partner, and backed by Solana co-founder Toly, Solana Foundation president Lily Liu, Jupiter co-founders Meow and Siong, Kaito founder Yu Hu, Magic Eden co-founders and other ecosystem figures.
Trends bets that information rather than asset issuance becomes the market: where launchpads such as pump.fun have already compressed coin creation to a click, it prices tweets on its ABC curve, turning social heat into a tradable forecast, sharing issuance with creators and lowering fees as market cap rises. The next step is extending tokenised content from X posts to TikTok and other open platforms and becoming a broader protocol for social coordination, which means the moat lies less in curve design than in whether it keeps winning top-tier content and distribution across the Solana ecosystem. Community Vault distributes fees to traders and creators by rule, with the test token $CV as the template for that split.
Mable Jiang is the founder. She holds a B.A. in art history and statistics from Columbia, was a senior analyst in Citi's institutional workout group, strategy manager at DiDi and a Multicoin partner running its Hangzhou team, founding Trends in July 2025 and serving as CEO.
Anatoly Yakovenko is an early backer, not an employee. He came up in engineering at Qualcomm and Dropbox, co-founded Solana in 2017 and has publicly endorsed Trends since its preparation stage.
Lily Liu is an early backer, not an employee. She holds a Wharton degree and a Stanford MBA, served on the Litecoin Foundation board, chairs the Solana Foundation and has personally backed Trends since its inception.
Tushar Jain is an early backer, not an employee. He holds finance and political science degrees from NYU, founded the health IT company ePatientFinder and co-founded Multicoin in 2017, backing Trends from its founding.
Jason Kam is an early backer, not an employee. His track record begins in Asia crypto investing; he founded Folius Ventures and has supported the project since its inception.