Parasite Holder Crates

New culturefor $PARASITE holders

$PARASITE Holder Crates

Hold more. Hold longer. The Crate fills.

Holder Crates reward wallets that hold $PARASITE. Every eligible wallet has a sealed Crate, and two things feed it: how much $PARASITE you hold and how long you've held it. Fuller Crates reach higher grades and larger potential $PARASITE allocations.

How it feeds
  • 01Amount heldmore, fuller
  • 02Time heldlonger, fuller
  • →GradeCopper to Platinum
Token
$PARASITE
Chain
Solana
Crate feeds on
amount held · time held
Grades
Copper → Platinum
Your Crate
sealed
CA
3kmy...pump

Specimen 01 · your Crate

Your Crate is under observation

It exists. It has been growing the whole time you held. The glass stays frosted until you connect the wallet it lives on.

Specimen report

Sealed
Host wallet
not connected
$PARASITE held
sealed
Held since
sealed
Crate fill
sealed
Grade
sealed
Potential allocation
sealed

This report is blank for everyone until a wallet connects. No balance, grade or allocation is shown or guessed before that.

  1. +

    More $PARASITE held makes a denser culture.

  2. +

    Held for longer makes an older, thicker culture.

  3. =

    A fuller Crate reaches a higher grade, and higher grades carry larger potential $PARASITE allocations.

Feeding schedule

How your Crate feeds

Two inputs fill it. One thing thins it. Three panels, read left to right.

  1. Hold more, it grows denser

    The amount of $PARASITE in your wallet sets how much culture the Crate can carry. A bigger position fills more of the glass.

  2. Hold longer, it matures

    Time held is the second input. The same position kept for longer grows a thicker, older culture and a fuller Crate.

  3. Sell early, it thins

    Selling or sharply cutting your position before the relevant snapshot can shrink the Crate. Keep holding and it keeps growing.

Grow a sample culture

Illustration only

Sample grade: Silver

a decent bag
a good while
  1. Copper
  2. Bronze
  3. Silver
  4. Gold
  5. Platinum

A sample culture with no wallet behind it. It shows no amounts, and its grade steps are evenly spaced for the picture, not real boundaries. The actual Crate formula, grade boundaries and snapshot are set by Parasite, and your own Crate is only read when you connect.

Containment grades

Five grades, one Crate

Same chamber, different metal. The denser the culture inside, the higher the grade it's filed under.

  1. Grade I

    Copper

    Culture taken

    The entry-level eligible Crate. Something is growing, and it's yours.

  2. Grade II

    Bronze

    Spreading

    A stronger holder position. The colony has started to cover the agar.

  3. Grade III

    Silver

    Established

    A committed holder. Dense, structured growth across the chamber.

  4. Grade IV

    Gold

    Thick culture

    Higher conviction or a longer hold. The glass is getting crowded.

  5. Grade V

    Platinum

    Fully colonized

    The deepest, longest-held positions, with the strongest potential allocations. The lab keeps this one at the back.

Densities above are drawings. This page attaches no balances, holding periods, percentages or multipliers to any grade. Hover a Crate to inspect it.

Field notes

Why Crates belong on Parasite

Parasite is built on one idea: a coin that stays on its host keeps feeding the system. Holder Crates point the same lens at the people holding $PARASITE.

  1. A pixel host dogA flea parasite riding on the host's back

    Obs. 01

    Everything here lives on something

    A parasite coin is priced in its host. The only way in or out goes through the host, and every trade on the way pays it. Staying attached is the design.

  2. The $PARASITE markThe burn pit

    Obs. 02

    $PARASITE is a host too

    Parasites launched on $PARASITE trade in $PARASITE, and their fees burn it. The treasury also sells the host coins it earns, buys $PARASITE and burns it.

  3. Obs. 03

    Holders get their own slide

    Hosts, devs and burns are all read from chain already. Holder Crates put the $PARASITE holders under the lens: how much they hold, and for how long.

Culture A · the fee split

What trading feeds

  • Host supply burned
  • The parasite's dev
  • The treasury, and its $PARASITE burns

Culture B · Holder Crates

What holding grows

  • A Crate per eligible wallet
  • Filled by amount and time held
  • Graded Copper to Platinum

Separate programs, separate dishes. Nothing on this page ties Crate allocations to trading fees, host burns, the dev share, Meteora fees or the treasury.

The host rule

How Parasite works

Parasite is a Solana protocol for coins priced in another coin. Every trade burns the host. The short version is below; the Parasite docs have every parameter.

  1. A host coin drawn as a pixel sheep

    01

    Pick a host

    A host is a coin other coins trade against. Anyone can register one: pump.fun coins and Meteora DBC or DAMM v2 pools with enough liquidity.

  2. A syringe for inoculating a parasite

    02

    Inoculate a parasite

    A dev launches a coin on the host: a Meteora bonding curve with the host as its quote token. 1B supply, no mint or freeze authority.

  3. A host coin drawn as a pixel dogA tick parasite riding the host

    03

    It's priced in the host

    A parasite has no SOL price. You buy it with the host coin: SOL to host to parasite, one swap per hop.

  4. A parasite dripping its fee

    04

    Every trade pays 1%

    Buys and sells pay a 1% fee, collected in the host coin.

  5. The burn pitThe treasury chest

    05

    Half of it burns the host

    Meteora keeps 20% of the fee. Of the rest, 50% is burned out of the host's supply, 30% goes to the parasite's dev and 20% to the treasury.

  6. The treasurybuys $PARASITEand burns it

    06

    The treasury burns $PARASITE

    The treasury sells the host coins it earns, buys $PARASITE and burns it.

Where every fee goes

Each square is 1% of a trade's fee.

Meteora protocol
20% of the fee, the first cut
Burned from the host
40% of every fee · 50% after Meteora
To the dev, in the host coin
24% of every fee · 30% after Meteora
Treasury
16% of every fee · 20% after Meteora

A 1,000,000 host-token trade pays a 10,000 fee. Meteora keeps 2,000. Of the 8,000 Parasite claims, 4,000 is burned, 2,400 goes to the dev and 1,600 to the treasury.

To buy a parasite, you walk the chain

  1. SOL
  2. $HOSTpump.fun
  3. $FLEAparasite · Meteora curve

Parasites can host parasites, up to 3 deep. Every hop pays its own fee, and every fee feeds the coin below it.

Graduation

At the threshold the curve migrates to a Meteora DAMM v2 pool with 100% of the LP locked forever. The locked LP's fees keep feeding the host.

Current parameters from the Parasite docs. Settings can change for future launches; each parasite keeps the split it launched with. Live burns and the host register are on parasiteonsol.fun/stats.

Protocol for holders

Holder Crates in five slides

Filed in order, left to right.

  1. Hold $PARASITE

    Keep $PARASITE in your Solana wallet. That's the seed.

  2. Let it grow

    The Crate feeds on how much you hold and how long you've held it.

  3. Reach a stronger grade

    Fuller Crates move up: Copper, Bronze, Silver, Gold, Platinum.

  4. Open your Crate

    Connect your wallet. The seal breaks and the frost clears.

  5. See what grew

    Your Crate shows its grade and your potential $PARASITE allocation.

Lab questions

Holder Crates FAQ

About $PARASITE Holder Crates and the Parasite protocol on Solana.

What are $PARASITE Holder Crates?

Holder Crates are a rewards program for wallets that hold $PARASITE, the token of Parasite on Solana. Each eligible wallet has a Crate that represents its holder position. The fuller the Crate, the higher its grade and the larger its potential $PARASITE allocation.

How do Parasite Holder Crates work?

Your Crate fills based on two things: how much $PARASITE your wallet holds and how long it has held it. Fuller Crates reach higher grades, from Copper to Platinum. Connect your wallet to open your Crate and see what grew inside.

What increases my $PARASITE Crate?

Holding more $PARASITE, and holding it for longer. Those are the two main Crate factors. A larger position held for longer means a fuller Crate.

Does holding $PARASITE longer increase my Crate?

Yes. Holding duration is one of the two main factors. The longer your wallet holds its $PARASITE, the further the Crate can progress.

What happens if I sell?

Selling or significantly reducing your $PARASITE position before the relevant snapshot can reduce your Crate. Continuing to hold lets it keep progressing.

What are the Holder Crate tiers?

There are five grades: Copper, Bronze, Silver, Gold and Platinum. Copper is the entry-level eligible Crate. Platinum is for the deepest and longest-held positions and is associated with the strongest potential allocations.

How do I open my Crate?

Press Open Your Crate or Connect Wallet and connect the Solana wallet that holds your $PARASITE. Your Crate unseals and shows its grade and potential allocation. Before you connect, nothing wallet-specific is shown.

When is the snapshot?

This page does not set a snapshot date. Snapshot timing and Crate details come from Parasite's official channels, including @parasitedotfun on X.

Are Holder Crates funded by Parasite fees?

Holder Crates are a separate program. They are not part of Parasite's fee split, and this page does not describe them as funded by trading fees, host burns, the dev share, Meteora fees, the treasury or $PARASITE buybacks.

Are Holder Crates the same as host burns?

No. Host burns happen when parasites trade: half of the fee Parasite claims is burned from the host's supply. Treasury buybacks burn $PARASITE. Holder Crates are a separate rewards program for $PARASITE holders, based on how much they hold and for how long.

What is Parasite on Solana?

Parasite is a Solana protocol for coins priced in another coin. A parasite coin launches on a host coin and trades against it instead of against SOL. Every trade pays a 1% fee in the host coin, and part of that fee is burned from the host's supply.

What is a host token on Parasite?

A host is the coin a parasite trades against. Anyone can register a coin as a host if it passes Parasite's checks, including a minimum amount of liquidity. Parasites launched on it are priced in the host token, and their trading fees are paid in it.

How does Parasite burn host tokens?

Every parasite trade pays a 1% fee in the host token. Meteora keeps 20% of it. Of the rest, 50% is burned out of the host's supply for good, 30% goes to the parasite's dev and 20% to the treasury.

What is $PARASITE?

$PARASITE is the token of Parasite on Solana. It is also a registered host, so parasites launched on it trade in $PARASITE and their fees burn it. The treasury sells the host coins it earns, buys $PARASITE and burns it. Contract address: 3kmygWKZBkCYrgZHKfiuB9UFKTcDLTFFsKo3BWpmpump.

Is my allocation guaranteed?

Crates show a potential $PARASITE allocation. Nothing on this page is a promise of returns or of any token price, and nothing here is financial advice.

Incubation ongoing

Something grew in there

Your Crate has been in the incubator the whole time you held $PARASITE. Connect your wallet to break the seal and see what's inside.

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