pump.fun, plus calls you can trust.

1. 01

   Snipers pay 99%

   Switch it on at launch: 99% for the first 1–4 slots, picked at random per coin. Fresh first-slot wallets earn nothing from holder payouts either way.

   “Bots buy in the same block the coin appears, before a single person sees it.” · In the curve, on chain: Meteora coins that turn it on. Off by default.

2. 02

   Costlier to bundle.

   Anti-bundle coins graduate at 212.5 SOL, against pump.fun’s 85. Bundlers we catch are paid nothing here for 30 days.

   “One wallet buys half the curve across twenty wallets and dumps on everyone after.” · Curve on chain; payouts by our worker.

3. 03

   Dev dumps forfeit.

   A dev who sells over 50% of their buy loses their share of fees to holders. A locked dev buy is one switch.

   “Devs launch, buy, pump and sell inside a minute.” · Our payouts; the lock on chain in a Jupiter Lock.

4. 04

   Copying a ticker isn’t free.

   Anti-vamp: the same name or ticker waits an hour, then costs 1 SOL while the original still trades.

   “A coin catches on, and ten copies with the same ticker split its buyers.” · At launch, on both engines.

5. 05

   Calls with skin in.

   Every call locks the caller’s bag first, 24 hours to 30 days. Sell early and the call says so.

   “The same big wallets buy every launch early and exit on their followers.” · The lock on chain; the call’s grade on the site.

6. 06

   Get paid to hold.

   Holders are paid 0.2% of every trade, in the pair coin, every round.

   “Nobody wants to hold anymore. Holders receive nothing directly.” · Our payouts, on our engines.

Data from pump.fun