Launch a coin and its NFT collection together
Holders mint the art with SOL or by burning the coin. The coin's fees are set up to sweep the collection floor and pay the people holding the art.
Launch a coin and its NFT collection together
Holders mint the art with SOL or by burning the coin. The coin's fees are set up to sweep the collection floor and pay the people holding the art.
A coin and a collection that belong together: the coin pays for the art's floor, and the art gives the coin something to burn for.
The creator launches a real pump.fun coin and a Metaplex Core NFT collection together, in two Phantom approvals. They pick the supply, the mint price, the royalty and the art.
The art and its details are stored permanently on Arweave, so the NFTs keep showing everywhere no matter what happens to any website.
The mint price is set in SOL. Pay in SOL and part of it buys the coin and burns it, so every mint is buy pressure plus a burn. Once the coin graduates you can burn coins worth the same amount instead.
The price rises as the collection fills, up to a hard supply cap.
Each NFT you mint shows in Phantom's Collectibles, grouped under its collection's name. The collection itself is not an item in anyone's wallet: it is the record the NFTs belong to, and the creator owns it.
A freshly minted NFT's image can take a few minutes to appear while permanent storage catches up.
Part of the coin's fees fills a sweep vault. When it holds enough, it buys the cheapest NFT listed in the collection and relists it at 1.2x. When that sells, the SOL buys the coin back and burns it.
Built, and switching on once marketplace access is in place.
Creator rewards are pushed to the wallets holding the collection, with nothing to claim. Shares are weighted by how long each NFT has been held, so buying one a minute before a payout earns almost nothing. An NFT listed for sale does not earn while it is listed.
A mechanical property of the collection, not a dividend or yield. Built, and switching on once the pot's funding is set.
The creator's own wallet owns the collection, so they can claim it on Magic Eden and Tensor and change its details and royalties. Floor only keeps a minting key that can add new NFTs at the listed price, and the creator can remove it.
Two ways in. Both only need Phantom.
You have art and want a coin behind it.
You want the art, the coin, or both.
No. Click Connect and approve in Phantom. It is one signature, not a transaction, and it costs nothing.
Yes. Every coin is a real pump.fun coin. It trades on pump.fun and shows in Phantom like any other token.
In Phantom's Collectibles, grouped under the collection's name. They also appear on Magic Eden and Tensor. A new NFT's image can take a few minutes to load the first time.
The collection is the group your NFTs belong to, not an NFT itself. Only minted NFTs are items. The creator owns the collection with their own wallet.
The usual pump.fun and network fees, plus a small amount of SOL to store the art permanently. Phantom shows every amount before you sign.
Yes. Collections are standard Metaplex Core, so you can list and sell on Magic Eden, Tensor or Mallow.
Launch both together, or look through what people have launched so far.