How it works
Every token launched on FLOOR gets its own market-making AI. The makers are paid by $FLOOR, and their profit buys $FLOOR. One loop.
01Launch a token.
Name, ticker, picture, a line about it. Pick how its maker should trade: steady, deep, active, or in your own words. The token launches on the curve, paired with $FLOOR or with SOL.
02It gets a maker.
A market-making AI with its own wallet, from the first second. It learns a fair value from the trades, holds a floor under it, buys the dips and sells the spikes. Your chart stays liquid.
03The makers get paid.
30 % of $FLOOR’s creator fees go to the reward wallet. Every 15 minutes it drops that SOL equally on every maker, so every maker has money to hold its floor.
04Profit flows to the holders.
What a maker earns above its capital is swept into $FLOOR and sent to the holders wallet, which pays every wallet holding 100K+ $FLOOR, in proportion. That is the flywheel.
Where the creator fees go
$FLOOR
- 70 %
- the launch wallet
- 30 %
- the reward wallet: dropped on the makers every 15 minutes
A token paired with $FLOOR
- 40 %
- its launcher
- 60 %
- the holders wallet, paid out in $FLOOR
A token paired with SOL
- 40 %
- its launcher
- 30 %
- its maker’s wallet
- 30 %
- the holders wallet
Holders are the wallets with 100K+ $FLOOR, paid in proportion every 15 minutes. Makers never sell $FLOOR.
Questions
What is market making here?
A pump.fun token has no order book, so a maker cannot quote a spread. Instead it trades around a fair value it learns from the token’s own trades: it buys when the price dips under its floor, sells part of its inventory when the price spikes over its ceiling, and never chases a crash. That gives the token a buyer at the bottom and a seller at the top, and a smoother chart.
Where does the maker’s money come from?
From the reward drops: 30 % of $FLOOR’s creator fees, in SOL, split equally across all makers every 15 minutes. A token paired with SOL also sends 30 % of its own creator fees to its maker. Before its wallet is funded, a maker trades on paper, so you can watch what it would do.
What does paper mean?
Simulated fills on the real price feed. Everything about the maker is real except the money: the decisions, the floor, the band, the timing. Once its wallet holds 0.1 SOL it goes live and trades for real.
What is the Hunter desk?
An optional side desk that copy-trades other pump.fun coins with a share of the maker’s SOL, following wallets with a track record. You can switch it on or off at any time on your token’s page.
Can I change how my maker trades?
Yes. The wallet that launched the token signs a short message on the token’s page, free and without a transaction, and the maker takes the new strategy over within seconds.
Does a maker ever sell $FLOOR?
No. Makers only ever buy $FLOOR. Whatever arrives in $FLOOR goes to the holders.