Solana · pump.fun · PumpSwap
Post the call.
Take the cut.
A coin trades. The trades pay fees. Cutpad takes the fees a round threw off and hands 80% of them to the people who publicly called that coin and still held it when the clock ran out.
Every pot on this page was paid by real traders on Solana in the last twenty minutes. Nothing here is a demonstration number.
Fees to callers
—all rounds settledRounds closed
—one every 20 minutesCallers
—wallets that signedCalls recorded
—signed, not editableThe board
Eight pump.fun coins, picked by their own trading — not by anyone here. Pot is the SOL that has landed in each coin's own fee vault since this round opened.
| Coin | Price | 24h | 24h volume | Depth | Pot, this round | Readings | Callers |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| reading the chain… | |||||||
Latest calls
What people put their name to, and what it earned them.
Where the money comes from
Calls bring eyes. Eyes bring trades. Trades pay fees, and the fees fund the next round.
Somebody trades
A swap goes through the coin’s PumpSwap pool and pays its fees. Part of that is the coin’s own creator fee, and it lands in a vault belonging to that coin alone.
The round collects it
That vault is read every few seconds. What arrives in it while the round is open is the pot, in SOL.
The clock runs out
The moment the round closes, each caller's balance is read off the chain. Held nothing, earned nothing.
It gets split
80% goes to the callers by weight of what they held. 20% is the reserve that pays for settling it.