Is my coin a normal pump.fun coin?
Is my coin a normal pump.fun coin?
Yes. It’s created with pump.fun’s own program, trades on the pump.fun bonding curve and graduates to PumpSwap like any other coin. It shows up on pump.fun and every terminal that indexes it.
Can I change the fee split later?
Can I change the fee split later?
No. Holders buy in because of the split, so it’s locked the moment the coin exists.
Why does pump.fun show a different creator?
Why does pump.fun show a different creator?
The creator is your coin’s fee vault, so the engine can claim fees. Your creator cut still goes to the payout wallet you set. Fee vaults.
What happens when my coin graduates?
What happens when my coin graduates?
Nothing changes for holders. The engine claims fees from PumpSwap as well as the bonding curve, and buybacks route through the pool.
Why didn't I get paid this cycle?
Why didn't I get paid this cycle?
Reward credits under 0.001 SOL wait until they cross it. Pots also need to reach their minimums before they’re distributed. Check veto.fun/rewards to see what’s on its way.
Do I need to claim anything?
Do I need to claim anything?
No. Jackpots and rewards are sent straight to your wallet.
Can the creator veto their own payout, or block a veto?
Can the creator veto their own payout, or block a veto?
Only holders’ current balances count when a window closes, and the creator’s wallet counts like any other holder. Nobody can stop a veto once holders reach the threshold.
What if nobody is eligible for a jackpot?
What if nobody is eligible for a jackpot?
The draw waits. The pot keeps growing and is drawn on the first cycle with at least one eligible holder.
Does Veto hold my coin's fees?
Does Veto hold my coin's fees?
Pots and escrow sit in the coin’s fee vault until they’re paid out. Vault keys are held by the Veto fee engine, and every movement is on chain.