Dog memecoin launchpad on Solana
Launch pump.fun coins priced in AMD, straight from your Solana wallet.
Every trade pays out 2%, and you choose who gets the biggest share: you, a wallet you name, or your holders.
Connect Phantom, Solflare, Backpack or another Solana wallet. A launch needs about 0.0162 SOL for network fees and account rent. A first buy is optional and costs extra.
- 2%
of every trade paid out in AMD, 0.8% of it wherever you choose.
- Locked
The four-way split is written once into pump.fun's fee-sharing program. The Doghouse checks it on-chain before it lists a coin.
- A random minute
Each holder snapshot lands somewhere in a 60-minute window. The API never shows the minute before it happens.
- Read first
Your browser reads every instruction of a launch or a trade before your wallet is asked to sign.
How it works
From a name to a pool
You fill in a form and approve in your wallet. AMD builds the transactions, and your browser checks them before your wallet sees them.
Name it
Pick a name, a ticker and a picture, and add links if you have them. Choose where your share of the fee goes: your wallet, another wallet or the coin's holders. A first buy is optional. Pay it in AMD.
Check and sign
AMD shows where the 2% goes, what the launch costs and how long the transactions stay valid. Your browser reads them before your wallet does. The wallet then signs the whole launch in one prompt if it can sign batches. Your browser sends the transactions in order, with the fee-split lock last.
The transactions stay valid for about a minute. The review screen counts down, and AMD builds fresh ones if the time runs out.
Trade on the curve
The coin trades on pump.fun's bonding curve against $AMD. Every quote shows the fee in AMD and the price impact before you sign. A bar fills as the curve does.
Move to PumpSwap
When the curve is full, the coin moves into a $AMD-paired PumpSwap pool and keeps trading against $AMD there. If pump.fun has not moved it, AMD's keeper sends the migration itself. The keeper is also built to pay out the creator fee that builds up in the pool.
A launch needs about 0.0162 SOL for network fees and account rent, before any first buy. Of that, 0.00204 SOL pays for the account that holds AMD for the coin's fee vault and is not refunded.
Where the fee goes
Every trade pays out 2%. You choose where 0.8% lands.
Every trade on an AMD coin pays out 2%. 0.8% goes where you point it; the rest funds buybacks, liquidity and AMD. Locked on-chain at launch.
Every trade2%
Creator's choice0.8% of a trade
Your wallet, another wallet or the coin's holders. You decide at launch and it cannot be changed afterwards.
Liquidity0.5% of a trade
Collects in AMD's liquidity wallet. AMD's keeper adds it to the $AMD PumpSwap pool.
HhMj2V…Embb Liquidity wallet on Solscan (opens in a new tab)
Buyback0.5% of a trade
Collects in AMD's buyback wallet. AMD's keeper spends it on $AMD.
Platform0.2% of a trade
AMD's treasury.
AMD's three wallets, the same on every coin
You earn
$8,000
≈ 4.58M AMD
paid in AMD, automatically
Also from those trades:
- Buybacks (0.5%)
- $5,000≈ 2.86M AMD
- Liquidity (0.5%)
- $5,000≈ 2.86M AMD
Locked, then checked
The split goes into pump.fun's fee-sharing program as part of the launch, and that program accepts one configuration per coin. AMD then reads the config back from the chain and lists the coin only if it is locked and holds exactly these four shareholders.
Payouts are automatic. AMD's keeper checks every minute and pays a coin's fees out to its four shareholders in AMD once the vault holds 0.05 AMD.
The review screen shows all four shares and the address each one pays before your wallet is asked.
Flywheel
Half of every fee is already spoken for.
On every AMD coin, the locked split sends 25% of the creator fee to a buyback wallet and 25% to a liquidity wallet. AMD's keeper buys $AMD with one and adds to its PumpSwap pool with the other, in capped runs.
Status: not started. No buyback or liquidity add has landed yet. AMD's keeper starts both once it is running.
- 1,000 AMD traded
- 20 AMD of fees
- 5 AMD to the buyback wallet5 AMD to the liquidity wallet
Holder rewards
A snapshot at a minute no holder can see coming.
Point your 0.8% at the holders and it collects in a pot. When the pot is worth $25, AMD schedules a snapshot for a random minute in the next hour. Wallets holding at least $20 of the coin then split the pot in AMD, in proportion to their balances. A share too small to send stays in the pot.
The pot fills
In holders mode the creator's share of every trade is paid into a pot wallet that AMD's rewards module controls. It stays there until a snapshot pays it out.
The clock starts
Once the pot is worth $25, AMD picks a whole minute between 1 and 60 from now and stores it. The API shows the 60-minute window. It does not show the minute until it has passed.
The snapshot pays
At that minute AMD reads every token account of the coin, adds up each wallet's balance and splits the pot in proportion. Payouts are plain AMD transfers from the pot, sent in batches. Each batch is an ordinary Solana transaction, and the run lists their signatures so anyone can check them.
How to be counted
Hold at least $20 of the coin through the window. Payouts are sent to your wallet, so there is nothing to claim.
Addresses that are not ordinary wallets, such as the bonding curve, the pool and multisig vaults, are never counted. Neither are AMD's platform wallets (treasury, buyback, liquidity, and keeper) or the coin's own pot. A share under 0.0005 AMD is not sent and stays in the pot for the next run. A wallet with no $AMD account is paid only if its share is at least 0.01 AMD, because AMD pays to open the account.
A pot only fills when the coin trades, so a quiet coin pays nothing.
Under the hood
Built on pump.fun's programs. Checked in your browser.
AMD's transactions call no program of AMD's own. The rules your coin runs on belong to pump.fun and PumpSwap, and the signing checks run in the app you are using. AMD has not been audited.
Solana
Where coins, pools and payouts settle.
pump.fun
The bonding curve, and the fee-sharing program that locks the split.
PumpSwap
Where a coin trades after its curve is full.
$AMD
The pair asset: a Token-2022 token on Solana with 6 decimals. Fees and rewards are paid in it.
What your browser verifies before your wallet is asked
Who signs
Your wallet pays for every transaction and signs it. The only other signature allowed is the new coin's one-time key on the create transaction.
Which programs run
A launch may call pump.fun, pump.fun's fee-sharing program and the account and compute-budget helpers. A trade may call pump.fun, PumpSwap and the same helpers. Anything else is refused.
What it pays
A priority fee above 0.0007 SOL per transaction is refused.
What each instruction does
The coin carries the name and ticker you gave and the metadata link AMD returned for them. Its creator is your wallet, its creator fee is 2% and its pair is $AMD. A first buy that could cost more than 10% over what you asked is refused. The lock names your wallet as its authority. A launch may ask the associated token account program to open only two token accounts: your own account for the coin, and the $AMD account of the coin's fee vault.
Where the fee goes
The shareholders written into the lock must match the split AMD shows you. Your share must go to the wallet you chose. If you chose the holders, it must not go to your own wallet. AMD's three wallets are fixed inside the app, so a lock that sends their shares anywhere else is refused.
A trade gets the first three checks, and its swap is read too. The swap must pay in the amount you entered, guard the trade with at least the minimum you were shown, and trade the coin you chose.
These checks run on the transactions as AMD built them, before your wallet is asked. A wallet may add instructions of its own when it signs, and that is the wallet's to check.
The keeper
AMD's keeper pays out fees and moves full curves to PumpSwap when pump.fun has not. It also runs buybacks of $AMD, and liquidity adds to its PumpSwap pool. The keeper's own transactions are simulated first and their signatures saved before they are sent. They may call only pump.fun, PumpSwap, account creation and the compute budget. The Token and System programs are not on that list, so no keeper transaction can carry a burn, a close or a direct transfer. Holder payouts are separate: plain AMD transfers from the coin's pot.
What AMD holds
Launching and trading never put your coins or keys in AMD's hands. The pot of a holders coin sits in a wallet AMD controls until a snapshot pays it out.
FAQ
Why $AMD, and do I need it to trade?
Every coin here is paired with $AMD, so a coin runs on pump.fun's own curve and pool with $AMD on the other side. Buying needs $AMD in your wallet, and selling pays you in $AMD. It is a Token-2022 token on Solana with 6 decimals. If you hold SOL, swap it for $AMD on an aggregator such as Jupiter. Fees and rewards arrive as $AMD. Keep a little SOL for network fees.
What does a launch cost?
A launch needs about 0.0162 SOL for network fees and account rent, before any first buy. A first buy adds its own cost, one more network fee and a small rent deposit for the account that holds your coins. Of the 0.0162 SOL, 0.00204 SOL pays for the account that holds AMD for the coin's fee vault and is not refunded. The review screen shows the cost and your wallet balance before you sign.
Can the fee split change after launch?
Not by the creator and not by AMD. The split goes into pump.fun's fee-sharing program, which accepts one configuration per coin. AMD lists a coin only after it reads that configuration back from the chain and finds it locked with the four expected shareholders.
Is my money ever in AMD's hands?
Not when you launch or trade. AMD builds unsigned transactions and your wallet signs them. The pot of a holders coin is different: it sits in a wallet AMD's rewards module controls until a snapshot pays it out.
How does the holder snapshot work?
When a holders coin's pot reaches $25, AMD picks a random whole minute within the next 60 and stores it. The API shows the 60-minute window and keeps the minute hidden until the snapshot has happened. Hold at least $20 of the coin through the window and you are counted. A wallet cannot time a buy to the snapshot, so to be sure of being counted it has to hold through the whole hour. Dollar values use the current $AMD price.
Name it. Point the fee. Approve in your wallet.
A launch needs about 0.0162 SOL before any first buy. The review screen shows where every share of the fee goes before your wallet is asked.
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