Feeback is live on PUMP V2
It’s built for Creator Fee coins on @Pumpfun, and it puts your creator fees on autopilot.
You pick the mix: your own cut, holder rewards, buybacks added to your pool, and buybacks that get burned. Sign once, and your coin gets its own bot that pays out your fees and runs your mix every 10 minutes.
It works with any pumpfun pair, and every move goes on a public log anyone can check.
https://t.co/MuYfc085uh
This has never happened to me before and its frustrating.
https://t.co/gLaa66hoV0 took Feeback from https://t.co/u21FjdjL4t, copied it line for line, made it more greedy, and CT is rewarding them for it.
Feeback launched Oct 8. Their "fee programs" page is dated Oct 20. Same four buckets. Same locked liquidity on every payout. Same lines:
Ours: "nobody can ever withdraw it, us included"
Theirs: "Nobody can pull it, us included"
Ours: "Every remove, buyback and burn is a public transaction"
Theirs: "Each buy, burn, add and payout is a public transaction"
Their auto liquidity is ripped straight from PUMP V2. The idea of running auto liq off https://t.co/4Napd35TE7 creator fees, and the whole flow, step for step: half the share buys the coin, then both halves go into the pool 50/50 and get locked in the same transaction. Same explanation too:
Ours: "your coin and the other half go into your PumpSwap pool together, and the LP tokens are burned in the same transaction"
Theirs: "it adds your coin and the other half to your coin's Meteora pool, and locks the new liquidity for good in that same transaction"
They used a Meteora pool too. They must have only seen PUMP V2's own pool, which is on Meteora. They missed that Feeback adds to each coin's PumpSwap pool, and that's on purpose: PumpSwap is where your creator fees are earned, so the liquidity and the volume stay on pump.
It's lazy theft, and it's not fucking cool. I spent a lot of time building Feeback and actually thinking through real problems. They just copied it and reworded it in two seconds. Some KOLs stole my work, did it worse, and are now pumping it. This isn't some game. It's being a piece of shit, and they're getting rewarded for it.
Even the video I'm quoting is ripped. Same style, same explanations as our Feeback videos. They didn't even try to change it.
And now they're tagging pump, trying to get pump's attention with stolen work. I have faith pump won't back something this blatant.
We're paired with PUMP, and Feeback's cut gets turned into PUMP. We build for pump, not off it.
You can copy the words. The engine is the hard part, and it didn't come with them. Their split locks at launch and only works on coins launched through them. Feeback works on any https://t.co/4Napd35TE7 coin, even ones already live, and you can change your mix any time.
Normally when you blatantly steal someone's work, you at least try to improve on it. They made Feeback worse. No payout threshold, no way to change the split after launch, and no way for coins that already launched to connect. (I'm sure they'll add those next. You're welcome for the ideas, thieves.)
Then follow the money. On every $300 of creator fees on a SOL coin, they take $100. Feeback takes $15.
They take a third of your creator fees on SOL and USDC coins, or add 1% on top of every trade on token pairs. Half their cut buys and burns their own token. I couldn't find anywhere that says where the other half goes, or what they do with the fees from their own coin's volume. Its safe to assume that they keep them.
We don't try to hide what we do with our trading volume fees. We take nothing from you. Every single fee from PUMP V2's own volume goes back into buybacks and LP adds. Feeback takes 5% of creator fees, 2% on PUMP pairs, and that cut goes back into PUMP V2 and the PUMP pairs.
I could point out a lot more stuff, but this is getting kinda long. Getting copied means the idea is right. More to come from PUMPV2 soon.
https://t.co/u21FjdjL4t
Pump gave devs creator fees. most devs just pocket them.
That’s fine, but it means the coin gets nothing back from its own volume.PUMP V2 has been doing the opposite since day one. every fee goes back in: buybacks, LP adds, burns. all on chain, all on the ledger at https://t.co/KlirfTBiUn
Feeback lets any https://t.co/fkrD0yWJGv dev do the same with their creator fees. you pick where they go: you, holders, buybacks, LP or burns. no downside, just more control over your fees.
Eventually this becomes the standard. on a long term project there’s no reason not to. the only coin it doesn’t make sense for is one that isn’t planning to stick around.
The only way to weather the storm is proper management of your coin.
You can’t control the market, but you can control what your coin does with its fees.
And while working through all this, I realized there’s an even simpler version of this system.
Virtual coins only exist because the curve keeps 207M coins aside for the pool. So what if every coin just launched straight into a pool with all 1B coins and 30 virtual SOL? No virtual coins needed.
After 793M coins are bought: 30 x 1,000M / 207M = 145 SOL. That’s 115 real + 30 virtual against 207M coins.
If everyone sells everything back, the pool holds 1B coins and 30 SOL, and all 30 is virtual. Every real SOL comes back out.
No bond, no migration, no price gap to snipe, and no BOOST needed. Pick the virtual amount for whatever curve shape you want. Add the LP counting fix on top, and anyone can do a true 50/50 add from the very first minute.
@Pumpfun Happy to walk through any of this. Also accepting job offers. Payment in PUMP is fine. ;)
- Pump V2
@a1lon9 Right now, if you want to add LP 50/50 to a young Pump coin, you have to go to Meteora. On PumpSwap, your add pushes the price down and stacks way more resistance than support on the chart.
I went down a rabbit hole figuring out why. It comes from virtual reserves. Pump coins have always had virtual SOL before bond, and back in the day it got yanked out at bond. Since BOOST, it stays. There’s virtual SOL pre bond AND post bond now, so every real SOL in every coin is recoverable.
That was a smart change. But the way LP shares are counted never caught up to it, and I think a small fix solves it. Here’s everything I found.
That’s why you have to go to Meteora today for a real 50/50 add on a young coin. On PumpSwap, adding LP to a new coin pushes its price down and stacks resistance over support, right when it needs the support most.
All I’m asking is for LP adds to count that virtual SOL too, so people can actually add 50/50 by dollar value.