Launch once.It buys every minute.
Half your coin's creator fee is locked to the engine. Every minute it claims that fee and buys your coin back. Only your coin's fees pay for your coin's buys.
The engine isn't running yet. Launches open when it is.
Engine buys come from fees, not outside demand. Every one has its transaction in the log.
One minute, five buys.
What the engine does for each live coin, every minute. Example amounts: a coin whose engine share brought in 0.20 SOL this minute.
Claim
The engine claims the coin's creator fee from pump.fun once at least 0.01 SOL is waiting. Your half goes straight to your wallet.
Measure
It reads the coin's own engine wallet, so it only ever spends what that coin earned: in this example, 0.20 SOL.
Buy
Five buys of 0.04 SOL, 5 seconds apart, on the curve or on PumpSwap after graduation.
Log
Each buy goes in the engine log with its transaction. The tokens stay in the engine wallet and are never sold.
Half to you. Half to the engine.
The split is written into pump.fun's own fee-sharing program in the same transaction that creates your coin, and locked.
Yours
Your half of the creator fee, paid straight to the wallet that launched the coin.
The engine's
The other half lands in your coin's engine wallet and buys your coin. All of it, less network fees.
One wallet per coin
Every coin has its own engine wallet. No shared pool, no treasury, no cut for a house coin. Check any of them on Proof.
Live on pump.fun now.
The ten biggest pump.fun coins right now, until the first Tickover coin launches. Then this board shows ours.
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The house coin. It isn't wired to the launchpad: no fees, pays no one, no promises.