bullscreenerpump.fun creator fee sharing · solana mainnet
The ultimate PVE.
When the trenches unite to send one single coin
- Next burn at
- 0.13 / 5 SOL
- ANSEM burned by us
- 0.00
- Configs routing
- 1
01Scoreboard
derived from chain · cached 60s02Leaderboard
crown = the 100% lane · rank = market cap · 1 config routing · 0 listedRoute 100% of your creator fees, clear the bar, take the throne.
Route 100% of your creator fees, clear the bar, take the throne.
Route 100% of your creator fees, clear the bar, take the throne.
| Coin | Market cap | Holders | Share to burns | Criteria | Verdict | Proof |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
UNKNOWNJ3L3uK…Ffpump | — | unverified | 100% | Config active passIrreversible passShare to burns passVault migrated passMarket cap unverifiedHolders unverifiedNot cashback passFresh wallets pending | unverified | verify |
This lane is for projects and memes routing 20% or more of their creator fees to the burn while keeping the rest. Generated by scanning the pump.fun fee program — it fills itself the moment someone commits.
The bar: config Active · admin_revoked · 100% to the burn wallet (full send) or 20%+ (project lane) · $200,000+ mcap · 1,000+ holders · no cashback coins (their fees are protocol-locked to volume farmers, forever). Fresh-wallet check (max 15%) ships in v1.1 and is labeled pending — never silently scored.
03The burn engine
read from chain · cached 60sNext buyback & burn at 5 SOL — currently 0.13 SOL accrued. The keeper fires on the balance less a 0.05 SOL transaction-fee reserve, market-buys $ANSEM through Jupiter, and destroys it with a Token-2022 burnChecked. Both transactions land on-chain and both are linked in the burn log.
04The thesis
cashback vs the burnCashback was pump.fun’s answer to greedy devs banking every fee and doing nothing for the coin. Fair. But look at who it actually pays: up on the coin? The cashback is negligible. Down? It covers nothing. The only real winners are volume farmers grinding the accumulator — and the flag locks at launch, so those fees feed farmers forever.
This is the other answer. The dev routes 100% of the creator fees to one wallet, revoked on-chain, provably out of their hands — and that wallet does exactly one thing: buy $ANSEM and burn it. Every fee becomes permanent supply destruction instead of farmer food.
Building a real project and need your fees? There’s a lane for that too: commit 20% or more, keep the rest, still make the board. Only the full send gets crowned.
Feed the burn, not the farmers.
05The loop
20%–100% routed on-chain · 5% keeper feeTwo instructions on pump.fun’s fee program. The second is one-shot — admin_revoked = true — and the routing is locked by the program itself. No take-backs.
The coin trades, creator fees stack in pump.fun’s own vaults. Nobody has custody in the meantime — not the deployer, not us.
Distribution is permissionless. The keeper cranks it on schedule and the program pays the burn wallet directly.
At 5 SOL the keeper takes its disclosed 5% fee as a visible transfer, sends the rest through Jupiter into $ANSEM, and burnCheckeds it out of existence. Receipts in the burn log.
“Irreversible” means exactly one thing: admin_revoked = true, after which the program refuses any further share update from the deployer. It does not bind pump.fun itself — its admin keeps a reset instruction, disclosed rather than hidden. We gate on it and never list the revocable v1 path. Full caveats.
Pick your lane. Feed the burn.
The full send routes 100% and competes for the crown. The project lane routes 20%+ and keeps the rest. Both are locked by pump.fun’s own fee program — irreversibly by the deployer — and every burn lands on-chain with a receipt.