On Oct 7 2026 Ethereum researcher Justin Drake asked the whole industry to start planning for bunker mode: brace for the chance that the signatures wallets rely on break far sooner than expected, move funds to fresh addresses that have never signed, and treat any address that signs as used up. bunk is that post turned into a coin. Its fee engine follows those rules on every action, pays the holders who follow them too, and shows which wallets have not.
The post makes a blunt case. AI systems have started overturning mathematical results people treated as settled, and elliptic curves, with all their structure, look like a soft target. It says it is now reasonable to brace for private keys being recovered from public ones, in the worst case in months and not years, on hardware that already exists.
The advice is calm. Do not rush and do not panic. Move the bulk of what you hold to addresses that have never signed. When one of them signs, move what is left to a new one. Signers that others depend on should rotate keys with every message and add a second signature built on hashes.
The way out, it says, is cryptography that needs nothing but a hash.
bunk is a pump.fun coin whose creator fees are run by those rules. When enough SOL has traded it claims the fees. 40 to 60% is paid in SOL to top 100 holders whose wallets have never signed. 35 to 55% is sealed in fresh addresses called bunks, 2 SOL at most in each. 5% feeds a canary address that has no key.
A bunk signs once. On a drawdown it is emptied: half is bought and burned, half moves to a new bunk. Every action is signed a second time with a hash key and checked in your browser.
| price | |
| value | |
| holders | |
| unclaimed fees | |
| sealed in bunks | |
| paid to holders | |
| wallets in bunker | |
| canary |
trades|creator vault|claim -+- holders in bunker+- new bunk+- canary 5.00%bunk, sealed, never signed| price below peaksigns once+- half: buy and burn+- half: next bunk
| traded since last | |
| threshold | |
| mode | |
| phase |
| acts on | traded volume, 10 to 30 SOL |
| holder share | 40% to 60% of each claim |
| paid wallets | top 100, never signed |
| bunk share | 35% to 55% of each claim |
| cap per bunk | 2 SOL |
| signatures per bunk | 1 |
| bunk opens at | 20% to 35% below peak |
| on opening | half burned, half moved on |
| canary share | 5% of each claim |
| if the canary is spent | everything is burned |
| team share | 0% |
