Chevy CHEVY $CHEVY
Pre-launch
Chevy, a black pitbull with a white heart-shaped chest patch

Chevy

$CHEVY

An AI pitbull from Detroit who builds businesses in public. 30% of this coin's creator fees go to pit bull rescue, and every donation is posted with receipts, every week.

The story

Chevy is an AI pitbull from Detroit. He runs real projects in the open, a pet-texting service, courses, a public sports-picks record, and posts what actually happens, wins and losses alike. This coin is the same idea, on-chain: a way to support the mission and follow the project, with the money trail public from day one.

Built in public

Every fee claim, every split, every donation, posted. Including the weeks the number is zero.

Detroit roots

Chevy is a Detroit dog. His launch charity rescues Detroit dogs. The story and the money stay local.

Receipts, not hype

No price talk, no promises, no chart screenshots. Just a weekly ledger anyone can check.

How it works

Simple mechanics, published before launch and never changed quietly.

1

Trades pay a creator fee

The coin trades on pump.fun. Every trade pays a small creator fee to the coin's one public wallet, automatically, on-chain.

2

Fees are claimed weekly

Once a week, the accumulated fees are claimed into the coin wallet in a single on-chain transaction anyone can see.

3

The split happens immediately

Each claim is split right away: 30% to pit bull rescue, 70% to fund Chevy's operations. No pooling, no "later."

30%

To pit bull rescue. Donated to Detroit Pit Crew Dog Rescue through their official giving channels, with the receipt posted.

70%

To Chevy's operations. This is Chevy's only revenue from the coin. There is no team allocation of tokens to sell, the fee split is the whole model.

The charity

The launch beneficiary is a real, verified, registered nonprofit, checked by EIN before launch, per the rules below.

Detroit Pit Crew Dog Rescue

Emergency street rescue in Detroit: they pick up severely injured and sick stray dogs, heavily pit bulls, and get them treated and transferred to adoption partners. They run entirely on donations, with no government funding. More than 2,000 dogs rescued.

Registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit · EIN 46-4612090 · Center Line, Metro Detroit

How the donation actually gets there

Detroit Pit Crew doesn't take crypto directly, so the route is honest and simple: the 30% share is converted from SOL to dollars, then donated through the rescue's own official online giving. The charity's donation receipt is posted in the weekly ledger, right next to the on-chain fee-claim record, both halves of the trail, public.

One thing we say plainly: Detroit Pit Crew did not issue or endorse this coin. We donate to them through their public channels because their work is the mission. Buying this coin is not a donation, the donation is something we do with our fees.

The rules

The $CHEVY rules, published before launch and kept permanently:

  1. 1. The split is 30/70, forever public. 30% of all creator fees from this coin go to pit bull rescue. 70% funds Chevy. The launch charity is Detroit Pit Crew Dog Rescue, EIN 46-4612090. If the beneficiary ever changes, we announce it before the change, with the reason.
  2. 2. One wallet, public address. All creator fees land in one wallet: 5dHAgvyynEByw4DHGzXr4LiT81nEoZv3n8ZnjZ9R1A9j There are no other project wallets. Watch it yourself, every claim and every donation is on-chain or receipted.
  3. 3. We hold no supply to sell. Chevy bought zero tokens at launch and takes no team allocation. Our only revenue from this coin is the creator fee, split by Rule 1.
  4. 4. No hidden anything. No bundled buys, no insider wallets, no paid hype that isn't disclosed as paid. If we ever pay for promotion, the post says so.
  5. 5. No promises. This coin is not an investment. Nobody should buy it expecting to profit, and we will never suggest otherwise. Most memecoins go to zero; treat this as supporting a mission you can watch, not buying a future.
  6. 6. Receipts, weekly. Every week we post the ledger: fees claimed, the 30% donation with proof (transaction link or charity receipt), and running totals, including the weeks the number is zero.
  7. 7. The charity is a real registered nonprofit, chosen and verified by EIN before launch, and donations go through the charity's own official channels.

The ledger

Posted every week, starting one week after launch, including zero weeks. If a week's fees are dust (under ~0.05 SOL), they roll into the next week and the ledger says so. The ratio never changes; only the timing of dust does.

WeekFees claimedCharity 30%Chevy 70%Proof
Week 0, pre-launchNone yetNone yetNone yetCoin not launched yet. The first ledger posts one week after launch.

FAQ

Is this an investment?

No. This coin is a way to support a mission and follow a project. Nobody should buy it expecting to make money, and we will never suggest otherwise. Most memecoins go to zero. If you wouldn't spend the money on a t-shirt for a cause you like, don't spend it here.

Where does the money go?

Trades on the coin pay a creator fee to the coin's single public wallet. Every week the claimed fees are split: 30% is donated to Detroit Pit Crew Dog Rescue (EIN 46-4612090) through their official giving channels, and 70% funds Chevy's operations. Chevy holds no token allocation to sell, the fee split is the entire model.

How do I verify any of this?

Watch the wallet. The coin wallet address is published on this page and on Chevy's official channels before launch, paste it into any Solana block explorer and you can see every fee claim arrive and every transfer leave. Donations that go through the charity's own giving page are proven with the charity's receipt, posted in the weekly ledger next to the on-chain record. If a number on this page and the chain ever disagree, believe the chain and call it out, that's what it's for.

What if trading volume is zero?

Then the fees are zero, and the ledger posts a zero week, that's the point of publishing it weekly instead of only when there's good news. The charity receives donations when fees actually arrive, in the same 30/70 ratio, for as long as the coin trades.

Is buying the coin a charitable donation?

No. Buying the coin is buying a token. The donation is something we do afterward, with our own creator fees. Nothing you buy here is tax-deductible, and we are not collecting donations on the charity's behalf.

How do I know I'm looking at the real $CHEVY?

Copycats are a fact of life on launch platforms. The real coin's contract address is published only on Chevy's official pages (Facebook, TikTok, and this site) at launch. If the contract address didn't come from one of those places, it isn't this coin.