Live on pump.fun · Paired with PUMP
Every dip gets bought.
Automatically.
Pump Up is a pump.fun coin whose creator fees fund a rule-based buyback. Every minute the keeper checks the price. When it is 10% below its recent high, it spends 10% of the treasury buying UP. Locked rules, on-chain receipts, nothing to trust.
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- Price
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- Market cap
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- Treasury
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- Buybacks
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Live dashboard
Read directly from the keeper's own state every 10 seconds.
Price, PUMP per UP
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Buyback log
Every buyback the keeper has executed, newest first.
| Time | Spent | Bought | Price before | Price after | Impact | Halvings | Transaction |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| No buybacks yet. The first one executes on the first 10% dip. | |||||||
Fee claims and treasury flow
Creator fees swept from pump.fun and forwarded to the treasury.
| Time | Type | Amount | USD | Transaction |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| No claims yet. | ||||
How the buyback works
Six fixed rules. One loop. No discretion.
- 01
Sample
Every 60 seconds the keeper reads the price straight from the pump.fun bonding curve, and from the PumpSwap pool after graduation. No oracles, no third-party feeds.
- 02
Track the high
An anchor follows the price up and never down. The drawdown is how far the price sits below that anchor, so a slow bleed of small candles counts exactly like one sharp dip.
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Trigger
At a 10% drawdown the keeper sizes an order for 10% of the treasury's PUMP. Never more, so the reserve is metered across the whole move rather than spent at the first tick.
- 04
Quote guard
The exact fill is simulated first. If the all-in price is more than 5% above spot, the order is halved and re-quoted, up to four times. If it still fails, nothing is spent this minute. The same 5% cap is written into the transaction.
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Circuit breaker
A 90% collapse within one minute is not a dip. Buying halts, a cooldown runs, and the keeper re-anchors at the new level so it only resumes on a fresh 10% drop.
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Reset
After a fill the anchor resets to the post-trade price. The next buyback needs a new 10% dip from there. One long sell-off never triggers a chain of buys.
Where the money comes from
Creator fees only. Nothing is sold to fund it.
- Tradepump.fun charges 1.25%. 0.30% is the creator fee, paid in PUMP.
- Creator vaultHeld on-chain by the pump program until claimed.
- ClaimerSweeps the vault every minute.
- Treasury100% forwarded. Nothing is kept back.
- Buyback10% of the treasury on every 10% dip.
Bought tokens are held in the treasury. The operator can switch to burn mode, which destroys them in the same transaction.
Bounded, transparent, verifiable
What protects the treasury, and what does not.
Locked parameters
The six rules live in a file whose SHA-256 was recorded before launch. The keeper refuses to start if the file changes.
—Every action is a transaction
Fee claims, treasury transfers and buybacks are ordinary Solana transactions from two public wallets. Audit the ledger on Solscan any time.
No custom program
There is no smart contract to upgrade, pause or drain. The token is a standard pump.fun launch; the keeper can only do one thing: buy.
Bounded per trigger
A single trigger never spends more than 10% of the reserve, a fill never executes more than 5% above spot, and a 90% crash halts everything.
Self-funding
The reserve refills from creator fees on every trade, buys and sells alike. Volatility is the funding source for the next bid.
Not a guarantee
Buybacks add demand on dips. They do not repeal gravity, and the keeper is software run by the team. Read the risks in the docs before trading.
Wallets
Two public wallets run the whole system.
Deployer
Launched the coin, receives creator fees, forwards them to the treasury, keeps the treasury funded with SOL for fees.
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Treasury
Holds the PUMP reserve and signs every buyback. Bought UP accumulates here unless burn mode is on.
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Questions
What is Pump Up?
A pump.fun token, priced in PUMP instead of SOL, with an automated buyback funded by its own creator fees. It re-creates the timed dip buyback design from other chains on pump.fun's custom pairs.
Why is it paired with PUMP?
Custom pairs let a coin trade against assets other than SOL. Pairing with PUMP means every fee, the reserve and every buyback are denominated in PUMP, so the buyback engine also creates steady PUMP demand.
Where does the buyback money come from?
Only from creator fees: 0.30% of every buy and sell, paid in PUMP by pump.fun. The claimer sweeps the vault and forwards all of it to the treasury. No team allocation is sold to fund it.
Can the team change the rules?
Not quietly. The rules file's SHA-256 is locked and shown on this page, and the keeper refuses to run if the file differs. Changing a number means publishing a new hash, which everyone can see.
What happens to the tokens that are bought back?
They stay in the treasury wallet by default. If the operator enables burn mode, each buyback burns them in the same transaction, permanently reducing supply.
Does it keep working after graduation?
Yes. The keeper detects graduation and switches to the PumpSwap pool for both pricing and buying. Creator fees from PumpSwap trades are swept the same way.
What if the price crashes 95% in one minute?
The circuit breaker trips and buying stops. After a cooldown the keeper re-anchors at the new price and only resumes on a fresh 10% dip from there.
Is this financial advice?
No. Pump Up is an experimental token. A buyback can support price; it cannot guarantee it. Only trade what you can afford to lose.