PumpstockHow it works$113.25mainnet Launch token

How it works

A coin on its own earns its creator fees and nothing else. Here that fee stream is pointed at a second token, so trading activity on the coin has somewhere to accumulate — and the accumulation is on-chain, continuous, and verifiable rather than promised.

The loop

runs every 60 seconds, forever
1Someone tradesthe coin, on pump.fun or PumpSwap
2Creator fee accrues100% routed to this coin's fee wallet
3Keeper claimsevery 60s, permissionlessly
Repay seed50% of the claim, until the launch cost is back
Buy COINthe remaining 50%
Swap → STOCKhalf the COIN. This is what moves price.
Add liquiditythe other half. This moves depth only.
4STOCK / COIN pool2% fee, deeper than it was

Why a swap, not just liquidity

Adding balanced liquidity to a constant-product pool leaves the price exactly unchanged — it only reduces slippage. So half the bought COIN is swapped into STOCK, which is what actually re-rates STOCK upward. The other half is added as liquidity so that new price is tradeable at size. Doing only the second half would deepen a pool that never moves; doing only the first would move a price nobody can trade against.

The launch

what happens the moment you hit create

One atomic bundle

tx1pump.fun create + dev buy
tx2sharing config + fee split
tx3mint 1B STOCK, burn authority

All three land in the same block or none do. A coin from this platform cannot exist without its fee split written.

Fee split

creator 0%platform 100%

pump.fun pays creator fees straight to both shareholders — the platform never takes custody of the creator's cut. The split is written into the coin's own sharing config, so it survives independently of this site.

1:1 supply

coin supply1,000,000,000
stock supply1,000,000,000
stock into the pool100%
stock mint authorityburned at mint

The authority is revoked in the same transaction that mints the supply, so parity is verifiable on-chain rather than promised. Nothing is held back for a team.

Per-coin attribution

pump.fun's creator vault is keyed on the creator, not the mint, and claims across every coin at once. One shared wallet would produce a single pot of SOL with no way to tell which coin earned what. Each launch is credited by measuring the fee wallet's balance across its own distribute call, so a coin can only ever be compounded with fees it actually earned.

The compound

what the keeper does on every pass

Order of operations

  1. Re-check that the platform fee share is still honoured.
  2. Claim the STOCK/COIN pool's own trading fees.
  3. Distribute the coin's creator fees, if the program will accept it.
  4. Credit this coin by its fee-wallet balance delta.
  5. Split the claim between repaying seed capital and compounding.
  6. Buy COIN, swap half to STOCK, redeposit both.

Thresholds

interval60s
minimum to compound0.05 SOL
to seed recovery50% of each claim
pool fee2%

Below the minimum nothing is spent and the credit carries forward, so dust accumulates into a worthwhile pass instead of being burned on transaction fees.

Seed capital comes back

Creating the pool costs real SOL, and that is fronted rather than charged. Each claim is split: 50% repays the launch until it is square, and the rest compounds immediately — so the pool starts growing from the first pass instead of waiting for the debt to clear.

measured seed cost0.2493 SOL
once repaid100% compounds

After graduation

When a coin completes its bonding curve, the curve is drained and can no longer be bought from. The keeper switches to the coin's canonical PumpSwap pool and keeps compounding without interruption. Market caps are priced from those pool reserves too, so a graduated coin does not fall off the board at the moment it matters most.

What a launch costs

measured on mainnet, not estimated

Up front

dev buy0.2 SOL
Meteora pool creation0.0194 SOL
mints, ATAs, rent, signatures0.0299 SOL
total seeded0.2493 SOL

What you keep

The dev buy stays yours as COIN. The pool-creation and rent portion is recovered out of fees under the split above. The LP position itself is held by the platform and is what the fees keep feeding — it is not withdrawn while the pair is live.

Worth knowing

the parts that are easy to skip
Around 99% of pump.fun coins never graduate. Every launch spends roughly 0.05 SOL on pool creation and rent regardless of whether anyone trades, and most of that buys a pool nobody uses.
The sharing config admin can rewrite the fee split unless admin rights are revoked. The keeper re-checks the platform share before every compound and stops subsidising coins where it has been cut.
STOCK has no claim on anything. It is a token whose pool is fed by the coin's fees — that is the entire mechanism, and it is worth what the pool says it is worth.