Burn + Rewards
A launch type where creator rewards are split between burns, holder payouts and the launcher — every step in public.
How it works
A Burn + Rewards coin is a normal pump.fun coin whose creator rewards are split on chain to the reMEME Rewards wallet. A bot spends each collection on buying and burning coins and paying their holders.
Try a split
The same sliders and rules as the launch form. REMEME's share is fixed, and moving a slider takes from the ones below it first.
Buys and burns REMEME (fixed)10%
Launch
You choose the split when you launch. It's locked in with the coin and can't be changed later. With Phantom, you approve it as a second step right after launch; if you skip it, Finish setup on the coin's Trade page completes it.
Collect
The bot collects each coin's new creator rewards and divides every collection by that coin's split.
Burn
Buys are spread out in small steps, and everything bought is burned in the next transaction.
Pay
A coin's holders are paid once its pot reaches the payout amount, at most once an hour by default, by how much each wallet held across the last payout and this one — so a wallet has to hold to earn. Very small holders aren't paid.
Choosing the split
REMEME's share is fixed. You divide the rest with sliders, in whole percents:
- Burn this coin — buy it back and burn it.
- This coin's holders — paid out to them.
- Burn the source coin and the source coin's holders — only for a coin made from another coin.
- Your share — pump.fun pays it straight to your wallet.
A coin made from an X post has no source coin, so its split has only this coin's parts and yours.
Launch rules
- SOL or USDC pairs only.
- Simple launches only — not Pro.
- A dev buy is required.
- The launch type appears in the launch window when Burn + Rewards is switched on.
The fine print
- The source coin's holders are paid the same way, by that coin's supply (ordinary wallets only).
- If the source coin can't be bought for a week (by default), its burn share burns the new coin instead. If its holders can't be read for a week (by default), their share goes to the new coin's holders. A very large coin has too many holders to read, so its holders' share always ends up there.
- Network costs are paid from the money collected for each coin; the Rewards wallet's own one-time setup costs are the platform's.
- pump.fun can hand a coin's fees to its community through a community takeover. What the bot already collected for it is still burned and paid out.
Check every step
The Rewards page shows the Rewards wallet, every collection, burn and payout with its transaction, every coin with its split, the payout amount and the smallest holding that gets paid.