Launch on real assets
Anchor a coin to a real stock or asset on pump.fun. Open an early-buyer round, let people commit SOL to be the first in, and it opens at $20K with every early wallet capped at 3%.
Pick your pairing asset
Your coin trades against it on pump.fun, and its fees are paid in it.
Name your coin
This is how it shows up everywhere.
Where does your 65% go?
35% of every fee goes to the Pumptide treasury, which spends it on liquidity for Pumptide coins. You decide the other 65%, paid in SOL.
Trading fee
What traders pay on every buy and sell. Pump.fun keeps its own 0.95% protocol fee on top.
The whole creator fee flows through the Pumptide split: 15% holders, 5% you, 35% $TIDE buyback and burn, 35% trader airdrops, 10% treasury.
Early buyers
Before trading opens, anyone can commit SOL to be among the first buys. The pooled SOL opens the market at $20K; everyone pays the same average price and each wallet is capped at 3% of supply. You pay nothing.
When the window ends, the coin launches with whatever was committed (a smaller pool just opens lower). Early buyers' tokens stay in escrow until the market cap passes $20K, then each can transfer theirs out. Want in yourself? Commit like everyone else, under the same 3% cap.
SOLCoins are highly speculative. Opening a round signs nothing and costs nothing. The Pumptide escrow creates the coin on pump.fun when the round closes, with the vault as its creator so fees flow through the split.