pump.fun PUMPBALL.FUN

Every callout
is a burn.

Call out $PUMPBALL on pump.fun and trigger the snowball. Every callout fires a buyback and burn — paid out of the fees the coin already earned. Only a slice each time, so there's enough for every caller.

Buy on pump.fun How it works
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The mechanism

Collect. Callout. Buyback. Burn.

No humans in the loop. Every callout burns a slice of the earned fees — so the flywheel never runs dry.

01

Collect fees

Every trade of $PUMPBALL on pump.fun earns creator fees. They pool up, untouched.

02

Callout

Someone calls out the coin on pump.fun. Every callout arms the machine.

03

Buyback

The callout fires a market buyback — a slice of the fees, not all of them, so every caller gets one.

04

Burn

Bought tokens go to the dead address. Supply only ever goes down.

Attention in. Supply out.

Live

Who's calling it

Every callout on pump.fun, straight from the source. Talking about it literally buys it.

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Tokenomics

No tricks. Just burn.

supply
1,000,000,000

Fixed at launch. Only shrinks.

fees → buyback & burn
100%

Every fee recycled, a slice per callout.

team allocation
0%

Fair launch on pump.fun. No insiders.

tax
0 / 0

The burn is the mechanic, not a tax.

contract add your mint after launch
FAQ

Questions

What counts as a callout?
Any callout of $PUMPBALL in pump.fun's Hot Callouts. Each one is tracked and feeds the buyback engine.
Why only a slice each time?
If one callout spent all the fees, later callers would get nothing. A slice per callout keeps the flywheel funded for everyone.
Where does the buyback money come from?
The coin's own creator fees. Instead of being pocketed, they're recycled into buying the token back and burning it.
Team allocation or presale?
None. Fair launch on pump.fun — buy on the open market like everyone else.