Where the fees go

The treasury's share of every listed coin's creator fees ends up as $AUTO bought on the open market and burned. The figures below are read from the chain.

1. Coins trading

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Launched by the bot and by the community, all paying their creator fees to one place.

2. Fees generated

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Creator fees earned so far. — is still in the coins' vaults, waiting to be claimed.

3. Claimed to treasury

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Swept into the treasury. — is claimed and waiting for the next purchase.

4. $AUTO bought back

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Bought with — and held by the treasury.

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Step by step

1A coin launches
The bot, or anyone using the Launch page, mints a coin on pump.fun. In the same transaction its creator-fee setting is locked by pump.fun: 100% to the AutoLaunch treasury for bot launches, 75% treasury / 25% launcher for coins people launch themselves.
2People trade it
Every buy and sell on pump.fun (and on the PumpSwap pool after the coin graduates) pays a small creator fee. It accumulates on chain in a vault that belongs to that coin's fee setting.
3Fees are claimed
About every ten minutes a service sweeps each coin's vault using pump.fun's own distribution instruction. Anyone can trigger it, but the money can only go where the locked setting says: the treasury, and for community coins the launcher's 25% in the same transaction.
4$AUTO is bought
The treasury spends exactly what was claimed, no more, on $AUTO through Jupiter, at market. Each swap is simulated first and refused if it would move more SOL than quoted. The bought $AUTO is then burned, unless burning has been switched off.
5It is all on chain
Every claim and every purchase below links to its transaction on Solscan. The totals on this page are read from the chain and from those ledgers, not typed in.

Recent fee claims

No fees have been claimed yet. Claims start once a listed coin has earned enough to be worth a transaction.

Recent $AUTO purchases

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