Name it
Pick the cap you say the coin will reach. At least three times the cap it launches at. It is printed on the coin and in the log for good.
Coins on the boardnot yet
Marks takennot yet
SOL to the burnnot yet
The mark
Name the cap
you will hit
Every coin launched here sends all of its pump.fun creator fees to the pad, locked in the launch itself. The dev names one market cap. That number decides what he is allowed to take, hour by hour, for the life of the coin.
The ladder
- Every fee, both states
- 10% to the $MARK purse
- Mark standing
- 40% dev · 60% to the burn purse
- Mark taken
- 90% dev · 10% to the burn purse
- Taken means
- 3 hourly readings at or above it
- First mark
- at least 3x the cap at launch
- A new mark
- only after the old one is taken, 2x it
The sea
Every coin at its depth
The water is the coin's market cap. The band is the mark its dev named. A pillar standing clear has taken it.
The board fills when the program is live. Nothing here is invented.
Below
The mark stands
Forty per cent of the hour's fees go to the dev. The other sixty fill the coin's burn purse, which pays anyone who burns a parcel of it. The longer he is wrong, the more of the coin that purse takes out of supply.
Above
The mark is taken
Three hourly readings at or above the line and it is his. Ninety per cent from then on, for the life of the coin. A fall back under the line does not take it away.
A launch
Three things, once
Launch it
One wallet approval. The coin goes out on pump.fun from your own wallet and its creator fees are locked to the pad in the same breath.
Take it
Your share waits in the coin's vault until you claim it. Nothing is ever pushed to you, so a missed transaction never costs you a payout.
Station $MARK
Contract
not yet
The address and the account go in on launch day. Until then these keys stay dark.
Set a mark
Say the number out loud
Your coin launches on pump.fun from your own wallet, with you as its creator. In the same approval its creator fees are pointed at this pad and locked, and the mark you type below is written against it.
The floor
- Minimum first mark
- 3x the cap the coin opens at
- Taken by
- 3 hourly readings at or above it
- Printed
- on the coin and in the log, for good
Your marks
What the hours put aside
Every settled hour adds to your share. It sits in the coin's own vault, which only you can empty. A coin that reached the board without a mark is named here, and only by you.
Connect the wallet that launched the coin to see what it is owed.
The log
Every number anyone named
A mark does not disappear when it is missed. The wallet that named it carries it to its next launch on this pad.
The log starts the day the first coin is registered.
How it reads
The whole mechanism
Where the fees go
A coin launched here sets pump.fun fee sharing to its own vault on this pad inside the launch transaction, and that call revokes its own admin, so the split can never be changed again. 100 per cent of the coin's creator fees land in that vault. The pad reads pump's sharing config before it will put a coin on the board: one shareholder, the coin's vault, ten thousand basis points, admin revoked. Anything else is refused.
The reading
Once an hour anyone can settle a coin. The program reads that coin's own bonding curve, or its PumpSwap pool after the bond, and works the market cap out itself. No price is reported to it and no oracle is trusted. Three consecutive hourly readings at or above the mark take it; a single tick through the line does nothing.
The split
The hour is split before the reading is taken, at the rate that was in force for that hour, so a mark taken on this reading pays from the next hour and never backwards. Ten per cent goes to the $MARK purse. Of what is left, the dev gets 40 per cent while the mark stands and 90 once it is taken. The rest is the coin's burn purse.
The burn purse
The purse never swaps anything itself. Anyone can burn a parcel of the coin in front of the program and the purse pays them what the market would have paid for it plus three per cent, out of that coin's own burn money. The supply really goes, the payment is capped by the purse, and a bigger parcel is worth less per token because selling into the pool moves the price. The $MARK purse works the same way for $MARK.
Naming and renaming
Putting a coin on the board is permissionless, so a half signed launch is never stranded: anyone can finish the registration, and its dev names the mark afterwards from Your marks. The first mark must be at least three times the cap the coin launches at. A mark can only be replaced once it has been taken, and the replacement must be at least twice the one it replaces. Naming a new mark drops the dev back to 40 per cent until that one is taken too. A coin that pays no fees at all for seven days drops back to 40 per cent on its own.
$MARK
$MARK is this pad's own coin, launched on pump.fun. Ten per cent of every fee every coin on the pad produces goes into its purse, and that purse pays anyone who burns $MARK. The pad never touches $MARK's own creator fees.
Risk
This is a memecoin launchpad. Coins launched here can go to zero, a mark is a dev's claim and not a promise anyone can keep, and a burn purse is only ever as big as the fees that coin actually earned. The pad has an authority key: it can pause new registrations and change the rates, the floors and the length of the hour inside the bounds the program enforces, and it is the key that names the $MARK mint. What it cannot do is touch a coin's vault, move what a dev is owed or unlock a split pump has already locked. Nothing here is an investment, a security or advice. Never send more than you are ready to lose.