Start with a PUMP pair
Prepare your coin and define its creator-fee allocation before the actual launch.

A share for the holders.
Proposed share for the holders
A PUMP pair.
A shared holder pool.
Balance weighted across a round
Example communities to explore
Holder rewards
A proposed pool for every coin, shared by the holders who stay.
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Prepare your coin and define its creator-fee allocation before the actual launch.
The proposed split routes 70% of collected creator fees into a PUMP holder pool.
See the allocationYour balance × time held determines your share. No collected fees means no rewards.
Try the simulatorMAKE YOUR TIME COUNT
Explore how balance and time could shape your share of a PUMP reward pool.
Reward simulator — an illustrative round, with no wallet connection or real funds.
From a pool shared by time-weighted participation.
Saved only in this browser. No onchain transactions are made.
THE MODEL, AT A GLANCE
Explore the four sample pools and how time changes a holder’s share.
Example analytics — calculated from the sample markets. No onchain activity is represented.
Totals reflect the four examples in the explorer.
Share with 2,700,000 other token-hours. Pool size changes the reward amount, not the percentage.
Adjust the inputsGOOD THINGS DESERVE A CLEAR EXPLANATION
A PUMP pair. A shared pool. A transparent way to account for time.
HOLDON is a concept for independent tokens paired with PUMP. The pair defines the asset used to trade against the token; it does not create an affiliation with pump.fun.
The proposed allocation sends 70% of creator fees to holders, 20% to the creator and 10% to operations. A share of actual collected fees—not a promised yield.
For each 24-hour round, balance is weighted by the time it was held. Selling lowers the future balance contribution; previous time in the round still counts in this proposed model.
Try a round ↗Not in this preview. Markets, balances and pools are examples. The calculator runs locally. Real trading and reward distribution require the live token, a verified pool and a backend that tracks balances, collects fees and records distributions.
No. HOLDON is an independent project concept. PUMP is the proposed pairing and reward asset. There is no claimed partnership or endorsement.
No. If there are no fees or no distributable pool, a round can pay zero. The simulator only explains the proposed allocation using the inputs you choose.
The token and PUMP pool must be created, the fee path and treasury control verified, and token balances indexed over time. Distribution rules, exclusions, transaction costs and security checks need to be implemented and tested before any real payout.