Pump.fun creator fees, paid to gameplay
Play live.
Get the cut.
GTA6 is a Pump.fun coin. Trades stack creator fees in the vault, a claimer collects them, and pays people who livestream gameplay on Pump.fun.
Every 30 minutes the claim is split by current viewers. The stream with the most viewers gets the largest share. Offline streams and zero-viewer streams get nothing that round.
The contract address ALsvGvScu3vyWEiN1XD435buXnMCoa92eteexbVSpump has to stay on your stream the whole time. Streams are checked constantly. If it is not on screen, that stream is cut off and not paid. People see the address, trade the coin, and those trades generate the fees.
Bots and fake viewers are not paid. Submissions are checked before a share is sent.
CA · Mint
ALsvGvScu3vyWEiN1XD435buXnMCoa92eteexbVSpump
Utility token. Trades of this coin generate the creator fees paid to streamers.
Sol paid out
Fees already sent to streamers
0.00 SOL
Stays at 0.00 until a real payout lands.
Live board
Every registered Pump.fun stream
0 streams
// EMPTY
No streamers yet. The board stays empty until someone is registered.
The path of a fee
How a fee moves
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01
Trade
Every buy and sell of this mint sets aside a creator fee. Pump.fun decides the rate.
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02
Vault
The fee does not hit a wallet on each trade. It stacks in the creator vault until a claim.
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Claim
Every 30 minutes the claimer collects whatever has built up and pays live streams that have viewers.
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Stream
The split follows current viewer count. Most viewers, largest share. The contract address has to be on screen or that stream is skipped.
Pump.fun sets the fee. Public late-2026 notes put the bonding-curve creator fee around 0.30% of each trade. After graduation, a market-cap scale runs from about 0.95% down toward 0.05%. Those rates can change. This coin pays out whatever actually lands in the vault.
The split
Viewers decide the cut
Registered streamers who are live share the whole claim in proportion to current viewers. One hundred viewers against fifty is two thirds and one third. Rounding dust can stay behind.
If every live streamer has zero viewers, nobody is paid that round. Offline streams get nothing. The contract address has to stay on screen the whole time. Streams are checked constantly, and a stream without the address is not paid.
| Claim | 10.00 SOL |
|---|---|
| Stream A | 100 viewers |
| Stream B | 50 viewers |
| A receives | 6.67 SOL |
| B receives | 3.33 SOL |
Stream ticket
Send the ticket
Stream link and public wallet. The cut is by viewers, every 30 minutes, while you are live and the contract address stays on screen. Bots and fake viewers are not paid. Submissions are checked before a share is sent.
Questions
Before you send a ticket
When does a payout happen?
Every 30 minutes, to registered streamers who are live on Pump.fun and have viewers. The split follows current viewer count. No trades, nothing to send that round. A stream that is offline or at zero viewers is skipped.
What has to be on screen?
The contract address ALsvGvScu3vyWEiN1XD435buXnMCoa92eteexbVSpump, the whole time you are live. Streams are checked constantly. People see the address, trade the coin, and those trades generate the creator fees. A stream that drops the address is cut off and not paid.
What about bots and fake viewers?
They are not paid. Submissions are checked before a share is sent. A brand-new ticket is not paid in the same instant, and a viewer count that does not look like a real stream is held.
What if several people are live?
They share the full claim in proportion to viewers. One hundred viewers and fifty viewers on a 10 SOL claim pay about 6.67 and 3.33. The stream with the most viewers gets the largest share. Rounding dust can remain.
What should I never send?
A seed phrase, a private key, or a signed transaction. The ticket only needs a public wallet. The claimer pulls fees from the creator vault.
Who is this with?
Nobody at Rockstar, Take-Two, or Pump.fun. GTA6 is the name of this coin. Creator fees depend on trading and on Pump.fun’s fee schedule. This page is a stream application, not a promise of profit.