Launch a coin on Pump.fun against the pair you want and pick a basket of stocks or any Pump.fun coin. Each round, its creator fees buy the next one and drop it in holders' wallets. No basket: they get SOL.
TSLAxxStocks
SPYxxStocks
SPCXxxStocks
METAxxStocks
MSTRxxStocks
GMExxStocks
AAPLxxStocks
HOODxxStocks
PLTRxxStocks
KOxxStocks
AVGOxxStocks
OPENAIPreStocks
ANDURILPreStocks
NEURALINKPreStocks
OURAPreStocks
FIGUREAIPreStocks
AMCBackpack
USDCCrypto
ANSEMPump.fun
NVDAxxStocks
CRCLxxStocks
GOOGLxxStocks
QQQxxStocks
GLDxxStocks
MSFTxxStocks
MCDxxStocks
COINxxStocks
AMZNxxStocks
STRCxxStocks
BRK.BxxStocks
ANTHROPICPreStocks
POLYMARKETPreStocks
KALSHIPreStocks
SPACEXPreStocks
SPCXBackpack
SOLCrypto
ETHCrypto
JUPCrypto
RAYCrypto
CATEPump.funBasketpad isn't limited to a list: the coin can trade against another token, and holders can be paid in any Pump.fun coin, or simply in SOL.
The pair
The coin trades against this token on its curve, and the fees come in as that token. They are turned into SOL before they are paid out. The dev picks it at launch, from Pump.fun's pairs or any Pump.fun coin.
SOLThe payout
Not only the directory: paste any Pump.fun coin, even one still on its bonding curve. Basketpad buys it from the curve, or through Jupiter once it graduated. Try one, it goes straight into your basket.
No basket?
Pick up to 50 stocks or tokens, or pick none: the holders' share of the fees is then sent as SOL, to every holder by how much of the coin each one holds.
Already launched?
Any Pump.fun coin that hasn't used its fee redirect can join, whatever its pair: its creator, or the admin of a community takeover, signs once and picks a basket.
Bring a coinStep 1
Tap one to load it, then tweak it below. Or start empty and pick your own.
Step 2
82 assets from xStocks, PreStocks, Backpack, Crypto, Pump.fun. Up to 50, in the order they pay.
SOLpays nextNothing picked: holders are paid in SOL. Tap assets in the directory to pay them in stocks or tokens instead, in the order you tap.
The basket can't change once the coin is live.
Not in the list? Any Pump.fun coin works, even one still on the curve.
Step 3
The Basketpad engine checks every coin hourly and pays a round once 0.1 SOL is waiting. Here's one, on a loop.
1Trades pay fees
Every buy and sell on Pump.fun pays a creator fee. The holders' share fills the coin's bucket.
2Buy the next asset
3Send it to holders
4Turn the wheel
Creator fees split: holders 80%, dev 15%, $BASKET holders 5%.
SPYxExample holders. A wallet without a token account for the asset pays its rent out of its own share.
SPYxpays nextRound 1
Move the volume and your share of the supply. A flat estimate, not a promise.
Your bag, a day
0.02 SOL
paid in basket assets, about 0.0017 SOL a round
Estimate only: 0.3% creator fee, flat volume, 0.1 SOL rounds, and paid wallets holding 60% of the supply (the rest sits in the curve, the pool and wallets under an hour). Real rounds depend on volume, swap prices and who holds.
| Coin | Pays holders in | Fees | Paid out | On Basketpad |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Coins are created, priced and graduated by Pump.fun. Basketpad never holds the curve.
Holders get 50% of creator fees at least, set through Pump.fun fee sharing.
The assets and their order are set before the first trade and shown on the coin page.
Each swap and each transfer is a Solana transaction, linked from the coin page.
5% of every coin's creator fees goes to $BASKET holders.
$BASKET is a Basketpad coin too: its share fills its own bucket and pays out in its own basket, round after round. No launch fee, no trading fee on top.
Every coin's creator fees
The token the coin trades against on its Pump.fun curve: SOL, a token Pump.fun lists, or another Pump.fun coin. Creator fees arrive in it; Basketpad turns them into SOL before paying holders.
Yes, paste its address when you build the basket. A coin still on its curve is bought from the curve; a graduated one through Jupiter. Small coins swing more and can have thin liquidity.
No. Every coin is a normal Pump.fun coin: Pump.fun's program creates it, prices it and graduates it. Basketpad sets the fee split and runs the payouts.
No. The asset is sent straight to the wallet. Nobody signs anything, and each round's transaction is linked on the coin page.
Then every round pays SOL, by bag size, to the same holders a basket round would pay.
Wallets that have held for at least an hour, by bag size, the largest 100 per round. The curve, the pool, the dev and the engine are left out.
Receiving a token needs a token account, which costs rent. It comes out of that wallet's own share; a share too small to cover it stays in the bucket for the next round.
The basket is fixed when the coin launches. The split is Pump.fun's one fee redirect, and the engine re-reads it every hour and stops paying a coin whose split changed.
They are tokens from third-party issuers (Backed for xStocks, PreStocks, Backpack Securities) that track a stock's price. Their terms, and who can hold them, are set by each issuer.