Funded by a locked 36% of every card coin's creator fees. Paid at the bell.
Every coin here is in a fight. Each division's winner is the coin that adds the most real new holders this bout. Its share of the Purse market-buys the coin and is airdropped to its holders.
| # | Coin | Division | Mkt cap | Real new holders | Filtered | Into Purse | Split | Status |
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Get on the card
Launch a normal pump.fun coin with the Purse written into its fee split. The split locks when it's set, so it can't be changed later. Your coin fights from the next bell.
1The coin
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2Creator fee split
pump.fun lets a coin share its creator fees with up to 10 wallets. On Arena, two slots are fixed: the Purse at 36% and Arena at 4%. The other 60% is yours to split with up to 7 teammates.
of creator fees, every trade, paid by pump.fun
funds the bouts your coin fights in. Arena takes 4%.
There's no Arena token allocation, no tax, and no added trading fee. Supply is pump.fun's standard 1,000,000,000, fixed.
3Review and sign
- Create the coin on pump.funStandard bonding curve, 1B supply, your wallet is the creator.
- Open fee sharing for itpump.fun's own fee program, no Arena contract.
- Write the final split and lock itPurse 36%, Arena 4%, and your recipients. pump.fun locks this on first setup.
- Your first buyOnly if you set one. Same transaction bundle, so nobody gets in before you.
Belt history
Every bell, three belts. Each one lists what the Purse bought and how many qualified holders it was split between. On mainnet every row links its payout transaction and the holder snapshot, so anyone can recompute it.
Fight rules
Arena scores holders, not volume. Volume follows on its own: communities have a reason to bring new buyers every hour, and the only way to win is with real wallets.
A bout, start to bell
- Weigh-in. At the start of each hourly bout, every coin on the card is placed by market cap: Featherweight under $30K, Middleweight $30K to $300K, Heavyweight over $300K. It fights in that division for the whole bout.
- The fight. For the hour, Arena counts each coin's real new holders: wallets that start holding and pass every check below. A qualified holder who sells out before the bell subtracts one.
- The Purse fills. Every trade on every card coin sends 36% of its creator fee to the Purse wallet, paid by pump.fun's own fee program. The Purse is split across divisions by how much each division put in.
- The bell. The highest net score in each division takes the belt. Ties go to the coin that reached the score first.
- The payout. 95% of that division's Purse market-buys the winning coin in one public transaction. The tokens are airdropped to its qualified holders at the bell, pro rata to holdings, capped at 2% of the payout per wallet. 5% rolls into the next bout. Arena's own 4% is a separate fee slot and never touches the Purse.
What counts as a real holder
Why faking it loses money
Volume earns nothing here, so wash trading adds nothing to a coin's score. Faking holders means funding aged, unlinked wallets and holding real money in each one for 15 minutes. If that wins, the Purse is split across every qualified holder, so the farmer gets a fraction back. And the Purse is only part of the fees the fight itself paid.
- Supply
- 1,000,000,000, fixed. Arena mints nothing and holds no allocation.
- Curve
- pump.fun's standard bonding curve, graduating to PumpSwap.
- Trading fee
- pump.fun's own. Arena adds no tax and no fee on trades.
- Creator fee
- Split by pump.fun fee sharing: 60% creator and teammates, 36% Purse, 4% Arena.
- Purse
- 95% buys belt winners for their holders, 5% rollover.
- Locked at launch
- The split is written in the same bundle that creates the coin. pump.fun locks fee sharing after its first setup.
- Checked every bell
- Arena re-reads each coin's split on-chain. If a community takeover rewrites it, the coin is marked Stripped and leaves the card.
- Purse wallet
- A public multisig. Every buy and airdrop is a public transaction listed on Belts.
- Recomputable
- Each bell publishes the holder snapshot and the reason every filtered wallet was rejected.