An airdrop nobody has to trust.
pump.fun has been promising this for years and never shipped it. The difference here is that the tokens are already in a program that pays out on its own — the list is public, the maths is public, and no one holds a key that can change either.
- 01
Every trade gets counted
We read every pump.fun fill — bonding curve and AMM — back to the first launch, and total up what each wallet actually traded. 12,352,000 wallets, $52.9B of volume. Nothing is self-reported and there is no form to fill in.
- 02
Bots and wash trading get stripped out
Wallets that only ever round-tripped their own money, farmed with a hundred addresses, or ran as exchange infrastructure don't get paid. 2,425 wallets were removed from the list entirely.
- 03
Size matters, but not that much
Allocation follows the square root of your volume, not the raw number. A wallet that traded 100× more than you gets roughly 10× the tokens, not 100×. Whales still lead the table — they just can't take the whole thing.
- 04
The tokens are already locked up
All 420.00M tokens sit in an on-chain program with no admin withdrawal. The final list is published in full, so anyone can look up their own allocation and check that every number adds up to the supply.
- 05
You claim it yourself
No sends from a team wallet, no snapshot that quietly changes. One transaction from your own wallet and the program pays you: 25% immediately, the rest over 180 days.
The formula, in full
weight = √(volume traded) × (score ÷ 100)
Your share of the airdrop is your weight divided by everyone's weight. Score blends how much you traded, how many different tokens you touched, how long you've been around and how recently you were active. Flagged and excluded wallets are set to zero before anything is divided up, so their share flows back to real traders rather than to the team.
The program has not been deployed yet. Every figure on this site comes from the published snapshot, not an estimate.