Wasn’t sure about $LIGHT at first, so I sat down to unpack the new launchpad in the memecoin wars.

It’s got that #Hyperliquid# -style but-make-it-Solana mechanic, where every launch, trade, and mint on @heavendex turns directly into buy pressure.

100% of revenue funnels straight into $LIGHT buybacks and burns.

Since launch just a few days ago:

– $1.4M+ in buybacks
– 1.96% of supply burned
– $100M+ in volume cleared
– 12k+ tokens launched

The fact that Heaven takes the opposite path actually solves most of the meme casino problems.

Fees per trade are higher (0.25–0.5%) but every cent goes back into buybacks, burns, and creator incentives.

That reinforces the $LIGHT ecosystem and builds long-tail liquidity for creators.

Each token in the Heaven eco can opt into its own flywheel:

– 90% of certain fees go to buybacks for the launched coin
– 10% back to the deployer

That alone shifts meme tokens from pump-and-dump into something closer to bootstrap-and-fund.

Yet $LIGHT is still trading at a fraction of $PUMP’s FDV at $100M, while $PUMP is chilling at $3.1B

Pumpfun has the edge on volume and ecosystem size, but Heaven’s burn engine is way more aggressive with a much leaner FDV.

The FDV-to-buyback multiple has LIGHT at ~1.8x vs PUMP’s 6x.

The platform’s now pulling $200K–$300K/day in fees, which means it’s buying back six figures of token supply every 24h.

They’re calling it Heaven, but this thing is hell for supply.

As long as Sol meta stays hot, $LIGHT might be the clean bet if it slides back to $40M.