Every token's fees fill one locked pot. It spends only to bond a stuck token or revive a dying runner.
In the pot right now
0.000SOL
Saving. Nothing is dying and nothing is stuck.
0.000 SOL spent so far, last opened never, wallet 3Hj4…mQ1r
The first token launched here is a runner, and so is every token that bonds. When a runner falls 20% from its high of the last hour, the pot buys it back, a quarter of the pot every five minutes, and burns every token it buys. It stops once the runner is back within 10%.
Each time a runner starts dying it uses one of its 9 lives. The oldest dying runner is always defended first.
A token that sits within $5K of its bonding mark for five minutes gets a push: up to $500 from the pot, burned on arrival. Never while a runner is dying.
The tokens the pot will fight for, oldest first.
No runner yet. The first token launched here becomes the first one.
Nothing has launched yet. The first token gets the pot to itself.
The pot has not opened yet. When it does, the receipt shows up here.
Your token gets a backer that a normal launch does not have. If it stalls just under its bond, the pot can buy it. If it becomes a runner and starts dying, every other token's fees are spent buying it back.
No. Creators earn zero fees and the site takes zero fees. Every creator fee from every token goes into the pot.
Yes. It is created by pump.fun's own program, shows up on pump.fun and on every trading terminal, and bonds to PumpSwap like any other token.
No. The pot can only buy a token launched here, and it burns everything it buys. Fees stay unclaimed at pump.fun, in public view, until the moment the pot spends.
Every claim, buy and burn is a public Solana transaction. Each one on this site links to its receipt on Solscan.
A token nobody trades earns no fees, so the pot is a defense fund and not a guarantee. Pump.fun controls its program and could reassign a token's creator, which would stop that token's fees reaching the pot. The pot wallet is run by this site.