How it works

pump.fun lets a coin use another pump coin as its quote instead of SOL. A coin paired to $HYPE is bought and sold with $HYPE on its bonding curve, and graduates to a PumpSwap pool against $HYPE. Buying it with SOL routes through $HYPE first, so every buy of a pair is also a buy of $HYPE.

A pump.fun holder-reward coin has its own holder-rewards account as creator. The creator fee of every trade accrues to that account, and pump.fun pays it out to the coin's holders in the quote token. No wallet can claim it: not the launcher, not this site. Every coin launched here is created this way, permanently.

The launcher picks the creator fee when launching (0.25% to 3% of every trade, 1.25% by default, the same rate $HYPE pays its own holders). 100% of it goes to holders. pump.fun also charges its own protocol fee on every trade, like on any pump.fun coin.

Yes. The keeper watches every pump.fun transaction that touches the $HYPE mint and also sweeps all pump.fun bonding curves quoted in $HYPE, so every pair shows up, wherever it was launched. Pairs that pay their creator instead of their holders are flagged in red.

$HYPE (Huge Yams Pump Everything) is also a holder-reward coin. Its trades pay a fee in Hyperliquid's HYPE (bridged to Solana), which pump.fun distributes to $HYPE holders every few seconds. The Rewards page counts every one of those payouts.

Only pump.fun's network rent (≈0.03 SOL) and your optional first buy. This site takes nothing. With a first buy in SOL, your SOL is swapped to $HYPE on Jupiter and spent on your coin in the same wallet prompt.

A pump.fun coin quoted in another pump coin is too large to create and buy in one Solana transaction, so the launch is split in up to three (swap, create, first buy). You sign them all at once; the site sends them in order.