Four steps, one signature

Launch a token

Pick a plan, name your token, choose the lock, check the itemized quote, sign once. The program creates the token on pump.fun, buys the planned supply and locks everything in the same transaction.

Step 2 of 4

Token

Name, ticker and an image are required

Name

Up to 32 characters.

Ticker

Letters and digits, up to 10.

Description

Shown on pump.fun and on the token page.

Image file

PNG, JPG or GIF. Uploaded to IPFS through pump.fun when you launch. Large images are resized for you.

Or image URL

Used when no file is selected.

Explain the market maker in the coin's descriptionTraders who open your holder list on pump.fun or a terminal see one large holder and no explanation. This line travels with the coin and answers them: “The largest holder is this coin's PUMPMAKER market maker: an on-chain program that sells a slice of every net buy and buys the dips back. Its inventory, treasury and liquidity are locked in the program, not in a wallet.”

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Your launchCore30%

40.4SOL

One payment, one signature. Everything below is created in the same transaction.

Where your SOL goes

1Bot inventory12.6 SOL
Buys 300,000,000 tokens — 30% of the supply. The bot holds them, locked, and sells a small slice into every pump.
2Locked liquidity27.2 SOL
24.7 SOL + 60,000,000 tokens, deposited on PumpSwap when the coin graduates. Locked with the rest.
3Fees0.61 SOL
pump.fun 1.25% on the buy, PUMPMAKER 1%, and the accounts' rent.

The bot's buyback money

It starts at 0 SOL. It is not part of what you pay: the bot earns it, 5% of every net buy, and can only spend it buying your coin back.

If buyers bring in50 SOL

and the price then dips

The bot sells, into that buying: 2.50 SOL of tokens
Its treasury now holds: 2.50 SOL
On that dip it bids: 1.25 SOL

50% of the treasury on that dip, the rest kept back so it can bid again on the next leg. Deeper dip, bigger bid — never more than half.

Quote

Core · 30% + LP 6%

Where the supply goes

Market maker, locked30.0%
Locked liquidity6.0%
Public, on the curve43.3%
pump.fun pool reserve20.7%

Tokens bought at launch

36% of supply: 30% inventory + 6% liquidity

360,000,000

Token cost on the curve

15.15 SOL

pump.fun fees (1.25%)

0.19 SOL

Liquidity SOL side

6% of supply at the graduation price

24.65 SOL

Subtotal

39.99 SOL

PUMPMAKER fee (1%)

0.40 SOL

Account rent

0.02 SOL

Total

40.41 SOL

Public entry price: 2.26x the standard start

Your launch buy moves the curve. The first public buyer enters at about 63 SOL of market cap instead of 28 SOL. Make sure the token stays attractive at that level.

SOL left to raise before graduation: 69.9 of 85.0 SOL

43.3% of the supply remains for sale on the bonding curve after your buy. The fewer tokens left, the sooner the token graduates to PumpSwap.

Your market maker, in numbers

Holds: 300,000,000 tokens = 30% of the supply, locked
Plus: 60,000,000 tokens (6%) + 24.65 SOL as locked liquidity on PumpSwap at graduation
Sells: 5.00% of every net buy (SOL entering the curve or pool)
Buys back: from the treasury on every net sell, and bigger the deeper the dip — up to half the treasury on one bid, never more, so it can bid again
Profits: always reinvested: after 15 minutes without a trade, 10% of the treasury is spent on a buyback, again and again
Sales go: 100% to the treasury (holders are paid from the creator fee)
Creator fee: Holders, through pump.fun (recommended)

Net buy	Bot sells	To the treasury
1 SOL	0.050	0.050
10 SOL	0.500	0.500
100 SOL	5.00	5.00

On a net sell of 10 SOL it bids at least 0.300 SOL, and far more once the price is under what it sold at — up to half the treasury on a single dip.

Net flow: Sells into buying, and bids harder the further the price falls under its own sales. Buybacks are limited by what the treasury holds, and the treasury is filled by the bot's own sales. The bot never trades more than 36% of the supply it holds; the rest of the supply is on the curve for the public.

Computed from pump.fun's curve parameters read on September 13, 2026. The real quote is recomputed live before signing; the transaction refuses to execute if the real cost exceeds it by more than 1%.