Pin a coin. Get its fees.

Anyone can launch a coin for any X account. While its address stays pinned on their profile, the creator fees are theirs. Unpinned, holders get them.Launch a coin for any X account. Pinned on their profile, its creator fees are theirs.

@you
Pinned
$ $TICKERaddress ends in pin
fees to your wallet
creator fees top 100 holders 10% buys and burns $PINNED burns $PINNED 90% to the account 90% to holders
Pinned. Fees go to the account.
Image and first buytheir profile picture, no first buy

 

coins launched
pinned right now
SOL paid to accounts
SOL paid to holders
SOL sent to the $PINNED burn

The board

How it works

  1. Launch it for anyone

    Pick an X account, a name, a ticker. A normal pump.fun coin whose address ends in pin. You pay pump.fun's cost plus 0.005 SOL for the coin's vault.

  2. The split locks in the same click

    Creator fees go into pump.fun's own fee sharing: 90% to the coin's vault, 10% buys and burns $PINNED. pump.fun revokes the admin in the same step. Nobody can change it. Not you, not us.

  3. They pin it, they get paid

    The account posts the coin's address with a Solana wallet and pins it. While it stays pinned, the 90% goes to that wallet in SOL. Nothing to connect, nothing to sign.

  4. Checked at a minute nobody knows

    Once an hour, at a random minute. Pay starts at the second check in a row that finds the pin. Unpinned, the 90% goes to the top 100 holders by size.

0.01 SOL
waiting before a coin is claimed and checked
0.0002 SOL
taken from the claim per check, it pays for reading X
0.05 SOL
built up before holders are paid
0.1 SOL
in the burn wallet before it buys and burns

Verify it yourself

The split is on chain

Every coin has a fee sharing config in pump.fun's fee program with two shareholders, 9000 and 1000 basis points, and the admin revoked. A coin is only listed after that config is read from chain, and its page links to it.

pfeeUxB6…ZdZ6VojVZ

The link to the account is on chain

The launch writes a memo with the X account's permanent id, so renaming the handle changes nothing.

pinned:v1:<x account id>

The burn wallet is public

10% of every coin's creator fees lands in one wallet. Each time it holds 0.1 SOL it buys $PINNED and burns it.

Every check and payout is listed

A coin's page shows each hourly check, whether the pin was found, and every payout with its transaction.

Open the board

What you are trusting

The split cannot be changed by anyone. The routing can: between claim and payout the 90% sits in the coin's vault, a wallet PINNED controls, and a server reads X and sends it to the pinned wallet or to holders. Every move is public on the coin's page.

Built on pump.fun creator fee sharing. Pins are read with the X API. The burn swaps through Jupiter. Not affiliated with X or pump.fun.

Questions

The account never asked for this coin. Is it theirs?

Not until they pin it. Before that, the coin page says not pinned and the fees go to holders. Pinning is how the account accepts it.

What does the account have to do?

Post the coin's address with a Solana wallet and pin that post. No sign in, no wallet connection, no claim button. The coin's page writes the post for them.

What if they unpin it?

From the next check, the 90% goes to holders instead. If they pin it again, pay restarts at the second check in a row.

Two coins got launched for the same account. Which one pays them?

An X profile has one pinned post. The coin whose address is in it gets the account. The others pay their holders.

Can someone fake a pin?

No. Only the account can pin a post on its own profile, and the check reads the profile itself, by the account's permanent id.

What does $PINNED do?

10% of the creator fees of every coin launched here buys $PINNED and burns it.

What does a launch cost?

pump.fun's creation cost, network fees, and 0.005 SOL that goes into the coin's own vault so it can pay for its claims and payouts. PINNED takes no launch fee.

Why do I sign two transactions?

One creates the coin, one locks the split. Your wallet shows both in a single approval. If the second one does not land, the page asks you to sign it again; until it does, the coin is an ordinary pump.fun coin and is not listed here.