Deploy
Your coin goes live on pump.fun paired with $PUMP, with a 1% tax on every trade. Its creator is a fresh engine wallet that only the machine runs.
A launchpad on pump.fun with one job. Deploy a coin and every 3 minutes its tax buys the coin back and burns it. 10% of every buyback goes to the main token, bought on the open market and burned.
The loop
The machine does one job on one clock. Nobody claims anything, nobody votes, nobody holds the fees. The tax becomes buybacks and the buybacks become burns.
Your coin goes live on pump.fun paired with $PUMP, with a 1% tax on every trade. Its creator is a fresh engine wallet that only the machine runs.
The clock hits zero and the machine claims 100% of the tax. 90% becomes one buy of your coin. 10% becomes one buy of the main token.
Both buys are burned on-chain right away. Supply drops on Solscan. No claim form, no team cut, nothing left sitting in a wallet.
The cut
The machine does not keep the creator fee. It spends it, in public, every 3 minutes.
The creator fee lands in somebody's wallet. It can be sold, kept or forgotten. None of it has to come back to the coin.
90% buys your coin back. 10% buys the main token. Everything bought is burned in the same cycle.
The $PUMP thesis
Coins on the machine do not trade against SOL. They trade against $PUMP. That changes who wins when they run: the machine, its coins and $PUMP holders all sit on the same side of the trade.
To buy a coin on the machine you need $PUMP first. Every buyer of every coin deployed here is a $PUMP buyer, and every buyback the machine fires is paid in it.
The $PUMP paid into a coin sits in its bonding curve, then in its PumpSwap pool. When a coin graduates that liquidity is locked for good. More coins on the machine, less $PUMP on the market.
The tax is collected in $PUMP and is never dumped for SOL or stables. It goes straight back into charts. So far the machine has pushed – through buybacks.
The 10%
Move the slider to model trading volume on a coin deployed here. The 1% tax is split between the coin's own buyback and the main token's.
On the machine
It runs buybacks and burns. Anyone can deploy a coin through it. Every trade of that coin pays a 1% tax. Every 3 minutes the machine claims that tax, buys the coin with 90% of it, buys the main token with 10%, and burns both.
Solana. Coins are created on pump.fun as tax coins paired with $PUMP, trade on the bonding curve, and move to PumpSwap when they graduate. The machine keeps buying on whichever venue the coin lives on.
Two reasons. pump.fun only lets a coin carry its own tax when it is paired with a token instead of SOL, and the tax is what funds the buybacks. And a $PUMP pair puts every coin on the same side as $PUMP itself: buyers need it, curves and pools hold it, graduated liquidity locks it, and the machine never sells it.
Anyone with a Solana wallet. Name it, add a logo, send the launch SOL. An optional dev buy is bought right after the create and sent to your wallet.
Nobody. Each coin's creator is an engine wallet the machine runs. The tax is claimed and spent in the same cycle, and every claim, buy and burn is a transaction you can open from the ledger.
No. Digital assets can lose value. The machine explains a buyback loop. It is not affiliated with Solana Labs or pump.fun.
Power on
Deploy on pump.fun through the machine. 90% of the tax buys your coin back. The other 10% buys the main token and takes it out of supply.