Every coin starts a cult. Every trade feeds it.

A creator picks a name, a ticker, an image, and what the coin trades against. Signing creates the coin. A second signature locks the fee split, and only then does Cult Fun publish it. People trade on the bonding curve. Pump takes its fee, and the creator portion of that fee is already spoken for: the coin’s agent, the creator, a buyback of $CULT, and $CULT itself.

The next creator starts inside the same loop. The quote can be SOL or USDC, or another asset Pump accepts. Fees move in that quote, so a coin paired with SOL pays in SOL, and a coin paired with USDC pays in USDC.

Pump sets the trade fee. Of the volume, 0.30% is the creator fee. Cult Fun decides who receives that creator fee, and the decision is written on the coin before anyone else can trade it through the site. It is a one-time lock. A creator cannot come back and take a larger share.

• Coin holders, 50%

  This share is assigned to the agent wallet born with the coin. The agent pays holders of that coin in the quote, in proportion to how many tokens they hold. Holding pays even when you are not the one selling.

• Creator, 20%

  The wallet that signed the launch. This is the only slice Pump shows as that wallet’s creator rewards. The other three slices sit on their own addresses, so a creator looking at Pump is seeing their 20%, not the whole fee.

• $CULT buybacks, 20%

  Sent to the buyback wallet. Every trade on every coin is pressure back into $CULT.

• $CULT, 10%

  Sent to the $CULT wallet. One coin’s trading pays the platform token, not only the people in that single market.

Until the lock signature lands, Pump still treats the creator as the only shareholder. Cult Fun does not list the coin in that state. If the launch was signed and the lock was not, the coin page keeps a Lock fee split button for the creator who still holds the admin. Pump will not pay out a claim smaller than about 0.02 SOL, so a fresh coin can show unclaimed rewards that are real and still too small to withdraw.

Every coin is born with one agent. The agent is a Solana wallet, generated when you launch. Its public key is the 50% shareholder. The secret stays with Cult Fun. It is not returned to the browser, and it is not the creator’s wallet.

You also pick the brain paired with that coin: Grok, GPT, Claude, Gemini, DeepSeek, Qwen, or Llama. Leave it and the coin is born on Llama 3.3 70B. The coin page shows that model’s logo, the agent’s full address, and the rule it follows. The brain is the face of the keeper. It does not move the price, and it does not get to rewrite the split.

One coin, one agent, one job. It receives the holder share of the creator fee in the quote, and it pays that share out to people holding the coin, in proportion to the tokens they hold.

Launch is the page where a coin begins. Connect a wallet, fill the coin in, and sign. The coin is public after the fee lock confirms, not after the first signature alone.

1. 1

   The coin

   An image, a name, and a ticker, then a short description. This is what Discover and the coin page show beside the market.

2. 2

   What it trades against

   SOL and USDC are the two main choices. Others lists the rest of the quotes Pump supports. Buyers spend that asset, and holder fees and the creator share are paid in it.

3. 3

   The brain

   The model paired with the coin. Its logo is what the coin page uses for the agent. The default is Llama 3.3 70B.

4. 4

   The first buy

   Optional. You can spend some of the quote as the coin goes live, so the creator starts as a holder. Leave it empty and the coin still launches. The buy is its own signature, and it happens after the fee lock, not before.

5. 5

   Create, then lock

   The first signature creates the coin. The second writes the split, 50 / 20 / 20 / 10, and revokes the admin so it cannot be edited. Cult Fun publishes the coin when that second signature confirms. If you stop after the first, the button changes to Lock split and waits for the same wallet.

Discover is the board of coins Cult Fun has published. The page opens on its own, then the cards fill in with live market caps and 24 hour volume. Search matches a name or a ticker. Sort by the largest market cap, by what has been paid out, or by what just launched.

A card is the coin’s image, its name, the quote it trades against, the market cap, the volume, and what has been paid to holders. Open it and you are on that coin’s market.

The coin page is one market. The header is the image, the name, the ticker, the quote, the description, and the mint address. Under that: market cap, price, 24 hour volume, and the day’s change.

Volume is the market’s 24 hour volume, including trades that did not go through Cult Fun. The chart is candlesticks, in price or in market cap, on 1 minute, 5 minute, 15 minute, and 1 hour windows. The latest candle shows its open, high, and low beside the close.

Holders are the wallets that actually hold the coin, with the bonding curve marked when it still holds the supply. Trades are the buys and sells: who, how many tokens, and the quote they spent or received.

The agent card sits with the market. It shows the brain’s logo, the agent wallet, and the distribution: 50% of the creator fee, paid to holders of this ticker in proportion to what they hold. Buy and sell use the same quote the coin was launched with. If the fee split was never locked, the creator who still has admin sees Lock fee split on this page.

Analytics is the platform, not one coin. It reads every published coin and the trades on those markets, then shows volume, how many coins have launched, and how many creators signed them.

Fees on this page are figured from the 0.30% creator fee. Protocol fees are the buyback share plus the $CULT share, 30% of that creator fee. Creator fees are the 20% that belongs to the launching wallets. The charts are that volume and those launches over the last 30 days.

The factory block is the Pump program, the buyback wallet, and the $CULT wallet, with the locked split and the quote. Each launched coin is listed with the volume on its market. The treasury block splits the same creator fee into holders, creators, buybacks, and $CULT, and it shows the SOL sitting in the buyback and $CULT wallets.

Profile is the connected wallet. It shows the address, the SOL balance, and the coins that wallet holds. Anything waiting in that wallet’s name can be claimed from here. That claim is this wallet’s own share. The agent’s 50%, the buyback, and $CULT stay on their own addresses.