Verify.
Where the coin's fees are set to go, what the site's own AI work has cost, and how to check both yourself. Every spend figure below is a sum of ledger entries and every balance is read on chain, each with its source; the caps and prices are the site's own settings, shown as set in the code. The tools in Claude are free and never use this money.
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Settings, as set
- Coin (CA)
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- Creator wallet
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- Compute wallet
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- Burn wallet
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- Fee split
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- Lock contract
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On chain: claims, fee-sharing payouts, burns, the lock
Read from the chain through the site's own RPC, at most once per 10 minutes for every viewer, and kept: every claim, payout and burn seen since the first read stays listed, and each refresh reads only the newer transactions. pump.fun pays creator fees into one vault per creator wallet, across every coin that wallet created, so claims are shown per wallet; the coin's own fee-sharing payouts are read from its fee-sharing config. Without the RPC every line says "not measured". Nothing here is a promise of any burn, buyback or payout.
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| Kind | Time (UTC) | Wallet | Amount | Transaction |
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Fuel gauge
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Spend ledger
| Feature | Share a day | Calls a day | Today |
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| # | Time (UTC) | Feature | Model | Tokens in / out | Cost | Request id |
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Check it yourself
No holder payouts. Holding the coin gives no access, no payout and no promise. Not financial advice. In Claude: research_status.