Pump a coin.
Bet the market.
Paste any post, tie it to a live market, pick a side and launch a pump.fun coin. 80% of its fees bet that side. If it wins, the holders get paid.
Trending markets
Pick a side. Prices move with every bet.
Four steps
From a post to a coin that bets on it.
Paste a post
Any X post. It becomes the face of the coin.
Tie it to a market
Pick a live market the post is about.
Pick a side
Yes or No. The coin’s fees will bet that side.
Launch
One payment from your wallet and the coin goes live on pump.fun.
Where the fees go
Every trade on the coin pays a creator fee. Here is what happens to it.
80% bets the market
The bet is placed on the side you picked. The launcher keeps 20%.
Win, and holders get paid
When the market settles in your favour, the winnings buy the coin back for everyone holding it. If it loses, the coin simply keeps trading.
Markets
Every live market and the coins whose fees bet on them, on one page.
Launch a coin
Paste a post, tie it to a market, pick a side. Your wallet approves one payment.
Your launch
How it works
A coin on any post. Its fees bet a side on the market.
Launching
Paste an X post, pick a live market it relates to and choose Yes or No. Your wallet approves one payment and the coin is created on pump.fun. We never hold your keys.
Trading the markets
Every market trades Yes and No between 1¢ and 99¢. A winning share pays $1. Buy a side at its price and your return is what the market pays out if you are right.
The fees
Every trade on the coin pays a creator fee. 80% of it is placed as a bet on your side of the market. The remaining 20% goes to the launcher.
Paying the holders
If the market settles on your side, the bet pays out. The winnings buy the coin back for everyone holding it, so the holders are the ones who get paid.
When it settles
A bet is settled when the market resolves. Until then the position stays open and the coin keeps trading. If the market resolves the other way, the bet is lost and the coin carries on.
Risk
Memecoins can go to zero and a bet can lose. Nothing here is financial advice.