1
Fees come in
Creator fees land in Kestiv's wallet. 50% funds the stake, the rest goes straight to the founder.
No fees yet. They start with the first trade.
Own what you launched.
Kestiv turns a token's creator fees into a founder stake, and locks every token it buys where nobody can cancel it.
$KESTIV founder stake
0.00%
- Locked
- 0
- Next unlock
- After the first lock
- Fees to stake
- 50%
- Unlocks
- After 90 days, then daily
- Founder
- DC1B…JryB
- Cap
- 7% of supply
Latest agent run
Practice run on 2ZwF…4koW, nothing bought.
WAITING
Trading volume is below the minimum.
Holders
min 25
0Fail24h volume
min $2,000
at least $141FailPrice impact
max 2.5%
0%PassBuy size
min 0.05 SOL
0 SOLFail
7 of 11 checks passed
See all checksThe lock
Devnet proof
- Cancel
- Nobody
- Transfer
- Nobody
- Rate changes
- Off
- Pause
- Off
Cancel attemptFailed on chain
Paid by fees
The stake is bought with the token's creator fees, not the founder's money.
Locked, then daily
Nothing unlocks for 90 days. Then a little unlocks every day.
Nobody can cancel it
Not the founder, not Kestiv. The contract is created with its cancel switch off.
How it works
Four steps, all on chain
2
It waits for real trading
11 checks before any buy: holders, trading volume, price impact, price against its 6 hour average, and a UsePod second opinion.
Practice run on 2ZwF…4koW, nothing bought.
Stake cap
max 7% of supply
Under the capPassPause between buys
none
nonePassToken price
needed
$0.00000342Pass24h volume
min $2,000
at least $141FailHolders
min 25
0FailPool liquidity
needed
$70.97PassTrades in 6 hours
min 5
2FailBuy size
min 0.05 SOL
0 SOLFailPrice impact
max 2.5%
0%PassPrice vs 6h average
max 1.3x the 6h average
1xPassUsePod check cost
max 0.0003 SOL
0.000000178 SOLPass
3
It buys a small slice
At least 0.05 SOL, never more than 1% of the pool's liquidity, routed through Jupiter.
4
It locks it for the founder
One Streamflow contract holds the whole stake. Every buy tops it up. Nothing can pull tokens out early.
Who it's for
One stake, two reasons to care
For traders
See what the founder really holds
Kestiv's stake is public and locked on Solana. Nothing unlocks for the first 90 days, and after that only a fixed amount each day.
- Stake size read live from the chain
- Can't be cancelled or unlocked early
- Every buy decision is public
For builders
Own a real piece of what you launched
Build a founder stake from the creator fees your token already earns. No money up front, and Kestiv never sells.
- Runs on your own agent wallet
- You pick the share of fees and the cap
- Skips buys when trading looks thin or like the same few wallets trading with each other
What protects the stake
Rules the agent can't break
The lock
Devnet proof
- Cancel
- Nobody
- Transfer
- Nobody
- Rate changes
- Off
- Pause
- Off
Cancel attemptFailed on chain
Can't be cancelled
Cancel, pause and rate changes are switched off when the contract is created, and Streamflow has no way to switch them on later. Transfer starts off too, and Kestiv's signer refuses the one Streamflow instruction that could turn it on.
Never sells
Kestiv can do two things with the token: buy it and lock it. Its code has no way to sell.
Checks before every buy
Before any buy, every one of these has to pass. If one fails, Kestiv waits and tries again later.
- 1The stake is under 7% of supply
- 2Enough time since the last buy
- 3A live price and pool liquidity
- 4At least $2,000 traded in the last 24 hours
- 5At least 25 holders
- 6At least 5 trades in the last 6 hours
- 7At least 0.05 SOL to spend
- 8The buy moves the price less than 2.5%
- 9The price is no more than 1.3x its 6 hour average
- 10UsePod's check costs no more than 0.0003 SOL
- 11UsePod's second opinion doesn't say the trades come from a few wallets trading with each other
Every buy adds a step. No step can be taken away.
See every decisionLatest decisions
Practice runs
- 30 Sep 2026 16:19 UTCWAITINGTrading volume is below the minimum.
- 30 Sep 2026 16:05 UTCWAITINGTrading volume is below the minimum.
- 30 Sep 2026 15:35 UTCWAITINGTrading volume is below the minimum.
Verify it yourself
Don't trust this page. Check the chain.
$KESTIV has no stake contract yet. The devnet proof shows the same lock on a test token.
Vesting contractDevnet
G28z…fQiV
Open StreamflowKestiv wallet
HXqE…Kzs4
Open SolscanLatest lockDevnet
2D6T…sLXD
Open SolscanFrequently asked questions
Questions, answered
What is Kestiv?
An agent that turns a token's creator fees into a founder stake. It buys the token with part of the fees and locks every token it buys in one Streamflow contract for the founder.
Can the founder sell the locked tokens?
Not early. Nothing unlocks for the first 90 days. After that the stake unlocks a little every day for a year. The contract has no cancel, pause or rate-change switch.
Can Kestiv sell?
No. The agent's code only swaps SOL into the token and locks what it buys. Kestiv's signing key also refuses every Streamflow instruction except creating the contract and topping it up.
Where does the money come from?
From the token's creator fees, which are paid to Kestiv's wallet. By default half funds the stake and the other half is forwarded to the founder. The founder sets that share and the cap on the stake.
What stops it buying at a bad price?
The agent checks holders, trading volume, price impact and the pool before every buy, and asks UsePod for a second opinion. If any check fails it waits and buys nothing. Each run and its checks are public.
What happens if the agent stops?
It stops buying, and fees wait in Kestiv's wallet until it runs again. The founder's share is forwarded by the agent, so it waits too. The stake already locked keeps unlocking on schedule and can't be cancelled.
What does it cost?
Streamflow charges about 0.16 SOL to create the contract, a 0.19% fee on the tokens locked and around 0.0147 SOL of rent. Each UsePod check costs a fraction of a cent. These figures come from the Streamflow and UsePod docs.
Is this financial advice?
No. Kestiv shows what a founder holds and what the agent did. It doesn't tell anyone to buy or sell anything.