How it works
A coin launched here pushes its own boulder up its own bonding curve, with its own fees, for good
IFill one form and sign once
Name, ticker, picture and an optional first push · one transaction on pump.fun creates the coin and puts it on the hill
One signature
IIYour coin gets its own SIsyphus
Its creator on pump.fun is a vault the program owns · nobody holds its key, not you, not the site, not the dev
The vault
IIIEvery trade pays the vault
pump.fun pays creator fees on every buy and sell of the coin · they wait in the vault for anyone to collect them
Creator fees
IVThe fees split 75 · 15 · 10
75% stays with the coin as its push fund · 15% feeds the furnace · 10% tips whoever turns the crank · 0% to the launcher, the site or the dev
Fixed in the program
VThe vault buys the coin and burns it
Once a minute a push spends part of the fund on the coin, straight on its curve, and burns every token it bought · the boulder climbs
Push and burn
VISells roll it back
The height is the bonding curve, read live from pump.fun · a sell rolls the boulder down and he walks down after it
Live from the curve
VIIAt the summit it becomes a star
When the curve completes the coin moves to PumpSwap · the boulder leaves the hill and hangs in the sky, and its fees keep pushing it there
Graduation
VIIIThe furnace burns $SISYPHUS
15% of every launched coin's fees and every top-up from the dev buy $SISYPHUS and burn it · the great boulder climbs too
The house share
How high a first push takes a fresh boulder
pump.fun's own curve from its starting reserves, less its 1% fee on the buy
Where a coin's fees go
Creator fees a launched coin has earned, split by the program on every collect
Tips stop at 0.0001 SOL a push and a coin holds at most 30 of them · the rest joins its push fund