The token raises the rate
every company pays you.

01What it is

A coin on Solana, launched on pump.fun with a fixed supply, and a single job: it sets the rate Sliver pays you.

Every company on the shelf has a base rate — the share of what you pay them that comes back to you as their stock. Netflix pays 3%, Duolingo pays 6%, and so on. Holding the token adds percentage points on top of that base, for every company at once, for as long as you hold it. That is the whole of what the token does. It is a rate, not a bet.

02What it is not

• Not equity in Sliver. No dividend, no vote, no claim on the company or anything it owns. If Sliver is sold tomorrow, the token gets nothing from it.
• Not the shares you earn. Those are ordinary stock, bought with real money and held in your wallet. Nothing on this page touches them.
• Not required. The base rate is paid to everybody, token or no token.
• Not a yield. Holding it pays you nothing on its own. It only changes the rate on subscriptions you were already paying.

03How it launches

A standard pump.fun launch, paired with SOL. Everyone buys from the same bonding curve, and when the curve sells out the coin moves to its own PumpSwap pool.

04What holding it does

Your balance is read when a claim is approved, and it decides your rate for that claim. No staking, no locking, no separate contract to approve — the tokens sit in your own wallet and you can move them whenever you like.

The boost applies across the whole shelf at once, so it compounds with the number of subscriptions you run rather than with the size of any one of them.

Sell your tokens and your rate drops back the moment your balance does. It is a rate on what you hold now, not a status you keep.

05Why Solana

Because it keeps everything in one place. Your Sliver wallet is a Solana wallet, so the coin that sets your rate sits right beside the record of the shares that rate pays out. One chain, one wallet, one thing to keep hold of.

Because the amounts are small. A sliver of a share is often worth less than a dollar, and moving it on Solana costs a fraction of a cent, so the fee never eats the thing it is sending.

And because it is a chain that is hard for us to be quiet on. Solscan, wallets and market data sites all read it independently. The supply, the mint authority and every payout can be checked by someone who believes nothing on this page, which is the correct way to read a page like this one.

06Your shares are separate

This matters more than the rest of the page, so it gets its own section.

When a subscription of yours is approved, Sliver buys real stock in that company and records it against your wallet. It was bought with money. It is worth whatever the market says that company is worth. It has nothing to do with the token.

If the token went to zero overnight, your shares would be worth exactly what they were worth the morning before. If it went up tenfold, they would be worth exactly what they were worth the morning before. The two are kept apart on purpose, so the part of Sliver you actually earned cannot be damaged by the part that trades.

07What we cannot promise

A token can go to zero, and plenty do. A rate boost is worth something only while Sliver is running and paying it; if the company stops, the boost stops with it. A fixed supply is not a reason for a price to rise, and nothing here entitles you to a payment.

Rates and tiers can change. They are published here and in the terms, and if they move we say so on this page rather than quietly — but a rate that can be raised is a rate that can be cut, and you should read it that way.

Nothing on this page is investment advice, an offer, or a solicitation. We are describing a mechanism, not a return. If you are here looking for a number to go up, we would rather you closed the tab and went and used the actual product, which pays you in stock.

08What launch day looks like

Until every one of these is on this page, treat the token as not existing:

1. The mint addresshere and in the site footer, before anywhere else.
2. No mint authoritysomething you can check on Solscan in about a minute.
3. The tiers as they runmatching section four exactly — or section four changes.
4. The first boosted payouta transaction you can open on Solscan.

Until then there is no mint address, so anything calling itself the Sliver token is not it. We will never announce one in a direct message, and we will never ask you to send anything to a wallet.

09Questions