How It Works
Launch pump.fun coins paired with a stock or a leveraged position
Every coin's creator fees do real work. Paired with a leveraged position, they run a perp on Phoenix and profits buy back and burn the supply. Paired with a stock, they buy the tokenized stock and airdrop it to holders. You pick once, at launch.
Two ways to pair
Pick what the fees do, once, at launch
Leveraged position
Fees run a perp, profits burn the coin
- 01Pick a Phoenix market, long or short, and the leverage.
- 02Every $5 of fees is swept and split. The perp leg opens the position at $4 and tops it up after.
- 03Each take-profit is withdrawn, 70% of it buys the coin back and burns it.
- 04Drawdowns deleverage instead of closing. If liquidated, the engine rebuilds from the next fees.
Stock rewards
Fees buy a stock and airdrop it to holders
- 01Pick a tokenized stock: NVDAx, TSLAx, AAPLx, SPYx and more (xStocks on Jupiter).
- 02Every $5 of fees is swept and split. 70% waits in the rewards pool.
- 03At $6 the keeper buys the stock on the open market and pays it out pro-rata, so your share is your share of the supply. No minimum holding.
- 04Nothing is burned. Holders receive the stock itself, in their own wallets, round after round.
Lifecycle
A leveraged coin, from launch to burn
- 01
Launch
One transaction on pump.fun's own program. You pick the market, the side and the leverage. The choice is immutable for the life of the coin.
- 02
Fees sweep
Every buy and sell pays creator fees into the coin's own sub-wallet. The keeper sweeps at $5 and splits 50 / 15 / 20 / 15 on a fixed rule.
- 03
Position opens
At $4 of perp fees the sub-wallet swaps to USDC, deposits on Phoenix and opens the isolated position. Every further sweep tops it up.
- 04
Profits burn
Each take-profit is realized on-chain, swapped into the coin and burned. Drawdowns never close the position, fees deleverage it instead.
The Engine
How your coin's fees become a position that works for holders
Any live Phoenix market: SOL, BTC, ETH, stocks like NVDA and TSLA. Long or short, 2x to the venue maximum. Set once, immutable.
The sub-wallet is the coin's on-chain creator, so the fees cannot be pointed elsewhere and nothing can be miswired. The engine is attached from block one.
Creator fees from every buy and sell sweep into the sub-wallet and split: 50% perp, 15% deployer, 20% burn, 15% protocol.
Collateral is USDC, so the engine works identically whether the coin longs SOL, shorts BTC or rides NVDA.
Each time floating profit climbs 25% of collateral above its last high, the keeper closes 20% of the position and realizes it.
When the position is losing, fees stop adding size and attach as pure collateral instead. Each sweep pushes the liquidation price further away, so the same drawdown gets safer over time.
Each sub-wallet key exists only inside the keeper and the venue only accepts its orders. Not the deployer, not us through a UI.
Sweeps, swaps, top-ups, take-profits, buybacks and burns are ordinary mainnet transactions linked from each coin's history feed.
Fee Split
Every sweep, split the same way
Leveraged coin
Every sweep splits 50 / 15 / 20 / 15
Stock coin
Every sweep splits 70 / 15 / 15
Leveraged coins only · take-profit
Realized profits split 70 / 15 / 15
Every take-profit is withdrawn from the venue and split on its own rule: 70% buys the coin back and burns it, 15% to the deployer, 15% ops. Profit money never re-enters the position.
Policy · the gates
Nothing moves below the gates
Sweep when the fee vault holds $25. Open the position at $20 of perp fees. Burn in $25 clips. Pay stock rewards in $25 rounds. Below the gates, money simply waits: claiming pennies would hand them to transaction costs.
Deflation
Profits buy back and burn
Profits buy back and burn
Each take-profit is realized on-chain, withdrawn from the venue, swapped into the coin on the open market and burned. Public, in $10 clips, every time.
Underwater mode
"Underwater" means the position is currently losing. While it wins, fees grow it; while it loses, fees stop buying size and attach as pure collateral instead, so every sweep pushes the liquidation price further away. The keeper never sells into a loss.
Ring-fenced
Burn money is never re-risked. Once earmarked, it can only buy and burn.
Delta burn
The keeper burns exactly what it bought, never a token that was already in the wallet.
$FUZED flywheel
5% of every coin's fees, leveraged or stock, buys back and burns the protocol token, $FUZED.
If the venue liquidates
It is recorded as a public event on the coin page and the engine rebuilds from the next $4 of fees. The fee-funded burn never stops. Stock coins carry no position, so they cannot be liquidated at all.
Stock Rewards
Stock coins pay their holders, round after round
A reward round
Fill to $6, buy the stock, airdrop it
Step by step
Real stocks, on-chain
xStocks are Token-2022 mints backed 1:1 by the underlying share, tradable on Jupiter: NVDAx, TSLAx, AAPLx, SPYx and more.
Every round is public
The swap that bought the stock and the transfers that paid it out are ordinary mainnet transactions, linked from the coin page.
No position, no liquidation
A stock coin runs no perp and burns nothing. Its only job is to keep paying its holders in the stock they picked at launch.
Questions
Questions, answered
Its creator fees run a real leveraged position on Phoenix, and the position works for holders: realized profits buy the coin on the open market and burn it. The treasury only ever grows the position or shrinks the supply.
The deployer, once, at launch. The choice is written into the coin's engine and cannot be changed afterwards, by anyone.
A coin paired with a tokenized stock (an xStock such as NVDAx) instead of a perp. 70% of its creator fees buy that stock on the open market and airdrop it to holders pro-rata, in rounds of 6. Your share of a round is your share of the supply, with no minimum holding: a share too small to cover opening a stock account is held for you and paid once it grows past that. Nothing is burned; holders get paid in the stock.
No. Fuzed is an independent platform that builds on their public programs.
Ready
Launch the coin. Put a perp behind it.
One transaction. From the first trade, its fees fund the position, buy back the supply and burn it.


