Every coin burns the one before it.
A launchpad on pump.fun. Creators take no fees. Every fee buys the coin ahead in the chain and burns it.
- Fees burned
- 0.000 SOL
- Burn transactions
- 0
- Coins launched
- 0
- Migrated
- 0
How a fee becomes a burn
Someone launches
The coin is created on pump.fun. Its creator-fee address is a burn wallet made for that coin alone, so the creator never touches a fee.
People trade it
Every buy and sell pays pump.fun's usual creator fee. It piles up in the coin's burn wallet, before and after bonding.
The wallet buys and burns
The wallet claims its fees, buys the coin ahead of it in the chain on the open market, and burns every token it bought.
Latest coins
See the full boardNo coins yet. The first coin launched here becomes the root, the coin every burn eventually flows toward.
The rules
The first coin is the root. Its own fees buy it back and burn it.
Until a coin bonds, all of its fees burn the most recently bonded coin.
The moment a coin bonds, its fees lock onto the coin that bonded before it, for good. Every coin still on the curve now burns the newcomer.
Recent burns
All burnsNo burns yet. They start once coins launched here begin trading.
Questions
Why would anyone launch here instead of on pump.fun directly?
Because of the race. If your coin is the next to bond, every coin still on the curve starts spending its fees buying and burning yours. You give up creator fees for a shot at that.
Do creators earn anything?
No. Creators earn zero fees and the site takes zero fees. Every creator fee is used to buy another coin in the chain and burn it.
Is it a real pump.fun coin?
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 coin.
What does launching cost?
Pump.fun's normal creation cost, plus 0.007 SOL that stays in your coin's burn wallet so it can keep paying for its own burns. Your first buy is optional.
How do I know the burns are real?
Every claim, buy and burn is a public Solana transaction. Each burn on this site links to its receipt on Solscan, and every coin page shows its burn wallet.
What can go wrong?
Burns are small while coins are small, since fees are a fraction of a percent of volume. Pump.fun controls its program and could reassign a coin's creator, which would stop that coin's fees reaching the chain. The burn wallets are run by this site.