Promises, priced in Kimchis
One Kimchi is $40,000,000, the sum one trader says he made on TRUMP. Every promise on Larpad is counted in it, live from the chain.
Live launches
The market cap is read every minute. A promise is kept when the coin holds its number for five minutes in a row before the deadline.
Name your number
A market cap from $50K to one whole Kimchi, a deadline from one hour to seven days, one line of boast, and what happens if you larp. The promise is sealed and its seal is written into the coin's own pump.fun description.
The fees wait
The coin's creator on pump.fun is its own Larpad wallet. Every five minutes it claims the creator fees: 10 % to the platform, 90 % locked until the verdict.
The chain decides
Hold the number for five minutes before the deadline and the fees are paid to you. Miss it and they go to your holders, or buy back and burn the coin. Your choice, made at launch.
Made it, or larp
There is no third ending, and nobody can switch it after launch. Not you, not us.
Made it
The coin held its promised market cap for five minutes before the deadline. The flex was real.
- 01Every locked fee is paid to the creator.
- 02Every fee after that goes to the creator too (90 %).
- 03The coin and the creator's record say MADE IT.
Larp
The deadline passed and the number never held. The creator gets nothing.
- 01Holders: the fees are paid in SOL to the holders at the verdict, pro rata, creator excluded.
- 02Burn: the fees buy the coin back and the tokens are destroyed.
- 03Every fee after that does the same, forever.
Real or larp?
Nine frames of the man who became a unit of account. The chain cannot check a photo. You can vote anyway. It can check your coin.
Every move, on-chain
Every claim, payout, airdrop and burn, with its transaction.