Straight answers.
What Combo does, what it does not do, and where it can be played. If something here is wrong, the engine is public: read it.
What counts as a hit?
A buy on the bonding curve of at least 0.02% of the supply, from a wallet that is not among the last 10 wallets counted. Smaller buys, repeat wallets and the dev's own buys do not count. Program, pool and platform accounts are never counted as buyers or sellers.
What breaks the combo?
Any sell of at least 0.02% of the supply. The combo goes back to zero and the wallet that sold is shown as the breaker, on the coin page and in the public journal. A dev sell breaks it too and is shown in red.
What happens when a slice burns?
Part of the dev's reserved bag is burned for good, using a burn the dev signed in advance at launch. There are 12 slices: four that weigh 1 part and need a combo of 10, four that weigh 2 and need 15, four that weigh 3 and need 20. At most one slice burns every 10 minutes, and at most four in the first hour. If nothing has burned after 30 minutes, slice 1 burns anyway. After 30 days, every slice left burns.
Can the dev take the reserved part back?
The dev can sell, the tokens are in their wallet. But the moment their wallet holds less than the reserved part still armed, every slice left turns VOID, in red, for everyone to see. The coin page always shows the dev bag live: reserved, burned, free and sold, as a share of supply.
Can one person play with many wallets?
Yes, and we cannot stop it. Nothing on-chain says two wallets belong to the same person. The 10-wallet rule and the 0.02% minimum make it cost more, because each hit is a real buy of a real share of supply, but someone with 10 funded wallets can push a combo alone. What they cannot do is hide it: every hit, wallet and transaction is in the public journal. Read the journal before you trust a streak.
Does Combo take a fee or promise anything?
Combo takes no fee and keeps no treasury: coins launch on pump.fun and the creator is the wallet that launches. Burning part of the dev bag is not a promise that anything goes up. Coins can go to zero. All figures on the site are shares of supply.
What does SIMULATED mean?
Coins marked SIMULATED are made-up trades replayed by the real engine, so you can see what a combo looks like before real coins exist. They have no transaction and no token. They are always labelled and can be hidden on Explore and Proof.
Why should I believe the numbers?
The engine is one public file, the same one your browser runs. Same trade history, same state: each coin page shows a fingerprint of its state, and anyone who replays the same trades gets the same one. Burns only happen through transactions the dev pre-signed at launch, each linked in the journal.