Launch, priced in $YIN
Your coin is created with pump.fun's create_v2 using $YIN as its quote coin. In the
same transaction, its fee-sharing config is set and its admin revoked, so the split can never change.
Every coin launched here is created on pump.fun priced in $YIN. A locked share of its creator fees flows into one vault, the Well. Every hour, $YIN holders vote where it flows, and each coin's slice is market-bought and burned on-chain.
The vote split right now, live. When the epoch closes, the keeper re-reads every voter's balance on-chain, and the Well buys each coin with its share of the vault, then burns every token it bought.
No votes yet. The first $YIN holder to vote decides where the whole Well goes.
Your coin is created with pump.fun's create_v2 using $YIN as its quote coin. In the
same transaction, its fee-sharing config is set and its admin revoked, so the split can never change.
Buying any coin here routes SOL → $YIN → coin in one multi_hop_swap. Every child
trade moves $YIN, and every child curve holds $YIN as its reserves.
At least 30% of each coin's creator fees go to the Well vault, paid out on-chain
by pump.fun's own distribute_creator_fees. The creator keeps the rest.
$YIN holders sign a free vote. Every hour, the Well market-buys each coin in proportion to its votes and burns everything it buys in the same transaction.
Be the first coin priced in $YIN. The first launches get the whole beam.
Launch the first coinEvery buy and sell of every child coin routes through $YIN. More launches, more $YIN volume.
A child curve holds the $YIN its buyers paid in. When it graduates, that $YIN becomes PumpSwap liquidity.
$YIN is the voting weight over every beam. Communities that want buy-and-burn need $YIN.
Each beam is one transaction: buy the coin with the vault's $YIN, burn what was bought. Click through to Solscan.
No epoch has closed with votes yet. The first one fires when the clock above reaches zero.
It is a normal pump.fun coin with two differences, both enforced by pump.fun's own programs: its bonding curve is priced in $YIN instead of SOL, and part of its creator fees is permanently routed to the Well vault. In return it competes for beams: scheduled, on-chain buy-and-burns paid for by the whole Well, aimed by $YIN holders' votes.
Yes. They are real pump.fun coins. On this site, buys route SOL → $YIN → coin in one transaction. Anywhere else, you can trade them with $YIN directly, or through any app that supports pump.fun's multi-hop swaps.
The vault is a dedicated wallet run by the Yin Pad keeper. It is not an audited program. It does exactly two things, both visible on-chain: it receives fee shares that pump.fun's own distribute_creator_fees pays out, and it fires beams (buy + burn in one transaction). Every transaction is listed in the beam log, and the vault address is public.
Voting is a free signed message, not a transaction. A vote stays in force until you change it. At each epoch close, the keeper reads every voter's $YIN balance on-chain and weighs the vote by it, so tokens moved to another wallet only count once. You can split your weight across up to 5 coins.
They are burned in the same transaction that buys them: multi_hop_swap followed by burn_checked. Any dust above the minimum is burned by the next keeper run. The vault never holds coins.
Memecoins are extremely volatile and most go to zero. A coin priced in $YIN moves with $YIN as well as with its own demand. Beams are only as big as the fees trading generates. The keeper and vault are run by the Yin Pad team, so you are trusting it to keep running. Never trade more than you can afford to lose.
Name it, price it in $YIN, lock its split. One transaction.
Launch a coin →Created on pump.fun, priced in $YIN, with its fee split locked in the same transaction.