every ETF fuels $ETF
10% of creator fees goes straight to buyback and burn $ETF
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Your memecoin can do more than sit in a wallet.
Launch through ETF and its creator fees buy a basket of assets, then airdrop those assets to holders.
90% funds the basket.
10% buys and burns $ETF.
A pumpfun coin with a real engine behind.
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ETF: memecoin index funds on https://t.co/vSdtr3s4Fz. Here is exactly where every lamport goes.
Every launchpad lives off the creator fee. https://t.co/vSdtr3s4Fz charges it on every trade of every coin, on the bonding curve and on PumpSwap after graduation, and pays it to whoever is registered as the coin's creator. On most pads that is a wallet somebody controls, and what happens to the money is a promise.
We built ETF around one idea: the fee should be an address, not a promise.
What a fund is
A fund is a normal SOL-paired https://t.co/vSdtr3s4Fz coin. No tax, no custom pair, no extra fee on top. Trade it anywhere, buy it on https://t.co/vSdtr3s4Fz, chart it on DexScreener. What makes it a fund is set at creation and can never be changed: where its creator fee goes and what that fee buys.
At launch you pick a basket of 2 to 10 Solana assets and their weights. Memecoins, tokenized stocks, both. Every asset is audited before the fund exists: it has to be transferable, carry no transfer fee, not freeze new accounts, have real liquidity and a route from SOL. If it can't be bought on the open market and delivered to a wallet, it doesn't go in.
The fee split, on chain
Right after the coin is created, the engine writes the fee split using https://t.co/vSdtr3s4Fz's own fee-sharing program:
β’ 90% β the fund's engine wallet
β’ 10% β the $ETF buyback wallet
Then https://t.co/vSdtr3s4Fz revokes the admin on that config. From that moment the fee can only ever be paid to those two addresses. The launcher cannot redirect it. We cannot redirect it. Anyone can trigger the payout; nobody can change where it lands.
0% to us
There is no third share. No protocol fee, no treasury cut, no "ops". The engine's gas comes from a small reserve the launcher funds at creation, and account rent for airdrops comes out of the fund's own 90%, never from a hidden skim.
The round
One clock runs every fund. Every 10 minutes, per fund:
The fees waiting in the vault are distributed to the two shareholders.
The engine picks the asset furthest behind its target weight. Over time, spend matches the weights you set.
The whole pot is spent on one buy of that asset, on its https://t.co/vSdtr3s4Fz curve, on PumpSwap, or through Jupiter.
What came back is airdropped to every holder, pro rata by balance at that moment.
Hold $DOGS, receive WIF, BONK and POPCAT. Hold a stock basket, receive TSLAx and NVDAx. Nothing to claim, nothing to sign. The bonding curve, the pool and the engine are excluded before dividing. Pots under 0.05 SOL wait for the next round. Every round is a line on the ledger with its transactions.
Airdrops: nobody is skipped forever
Receiving a token you have never held requires an account, and accounts cost rent. Holders who already have one are always paid. For the rest, the engine opens the account when the drop covers the rent, or after ten skipped rounds, once per wallet per asset, out of the fund's own share. Skipped drops are listed with the reason and carried.
$ETF
The 10% from every fund lands in the $ETF buyback wallet on chain. Every round it is spent on one open-market buy of $ETF and exactly what that buy brought in is burned. $ETF's own creator fee does the same. $ETF is not a governance token and not a fee discount. It is the thing every fund on the floor buys and burns.
vs OTC
OTC Desks had the right instinct: route the fee to holders. The math is different.
β’ Holders: OTC 67.5% of the fee. ETF 90%.
β’ Reward: OTC one tokenized stock, or an equal rotation. ETF any audited basket with weights you choose.
β’ Protocol: OTC keeps 5% plus a 10% desk pot, 5% dividends and 2.5% rent. ETF keeps 0%.
β’ Split: both are written with https://t.co/vSdtr3s4Fz fee sharing and locked. Even.
β’ Where they win: desks, an NFT vault product with a trustless claim, a public launch API, and a month of live volume. We have one product and we are new.
A holder of the same coin earns about a third more here. The trade is that we are the newer, simpler system, and we are saying so.
What to expect
Fees depend on volume. No trades means no rounds. Assets in a basket are bought at market and can fall. ETF is not a regulated fund. Every claim on this page links to a transaction on Solscan; if it doesn't, don't believe it.
Launch a fund: https://t.co/OQhArCWwL1