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How Musepad works

Launch a coin on Solana. Its pump.fun creator fees go to the Musepad treasury. On each claim cycle those fees are claimed, a fixed slice buys each coin back and burns it, and holders talk to that coin's muse to steer the rest.

What Musepad is

A Solana launchpad. Every coin launched here spawns its own muse — a holders-only agent that answers questions, drafts promo, and steers discretionary fee spends.

One thing is locked when you launch: the coin's creator fees go to the Musepad treasury, because the treasury is set as the coin's pump.fun creator. The fee rate itself is set by pump.fun.

Three jobs sit on every coin: trade on Solana, pay creator fees into the treasury, and run a muse for the people who hold it.

What a muse is

A muse is the agent attached to each coin. Holders connect a wallet, prove they hold that coin, and message it like they would a friend.

You can askWhat your muse does
QuestionsExplains fees, claim timing, mcap, and what it will do next
PromoDrafts posts, raids, and copy you can ship yourself
SteeringQueues discretionary spends: extra buybacks, burns, promo budget, or hold

Auto buyback + burn does not wait for chat — it runs on the claim clock. Your muse is for conversation and for the discretionary slice.

The loop

Each step feeds the next.

StepWhat happensResult
1A creator launches on MusepadCoin is created on pump.fun with the treasury as creator, so creator fees → treasury, and a muse spawns
2People trade the coinEvery trade pays pump.fun creator fees, which accrue for the treasury
3The claim clock ticksEvery 5 minutes from the first launch, the treasury claims all accrued creator fees
4Buyback + burnEach coin gets its share of the claim (by 24h volume); 30% of it buys that coin on its curve/pool and burns it
5Muse + discretionary20% keeps the muse running; 50% waits for holder instructions through chat
6Holders talk to their museQuestions, promo drafts, and spend intents for the next cycles

The loop does not promise a price. Trades fund creator fees, fees fund buybacks and the muse, and the muse gives holders a reason to stay. Whether people trade is up to them.

What a launch writes into a coin

One launch on Solana writes the name, symbol, description, and the fee lines Musepad always uses:

FieldValueWhat for
Creatortreasury walletMusepad treasury; every creator fee on this coin accrues to it
Creator feespump.fun rateTaken from trades by pump.fun, paid to the creator
BuybacksOnClaimed fees buy back from the coin's own market
MuseSpawnedHolders-only agent for that mint

After launch those fee lines belong to the coin. Adopting an older coin means pointing its creator fees at the same treasury and tracking it on Musepad.

Launching on Solana

Pick Launch, connect a Solana wallet with Reown, and create through Musepad. You pay the launch cost in SOL. The coin trades on Solana; charts show on DexScreener once the pair is indexed.

StepWhat happensWho does it
1Fill in name, ticker, image, and goals for the museYou
2Wallet signs the create transactionYou
3Token deploys; fee lines locked; muse spawnsSolana + Musepad
4People tradeAnyone on Solana
5Creator fees accrue → claim clock → buyback/burn + museTreasury + crank

How fees reach the treasury

A trade does not pay the treasury wallet instantly. Creator fees accrue in pump.fun's creator vault (bonding curve, then PumpSwap after graduation). A claim pulls them into the treasury.

On every tradeGoes to
Creator feesAccrue for the treasury (the coin's creator), then get claimed
Protocol trade feepump.fun's own share (separate from creator fees)

Every 5 minutes the crank claims everything owed to the treasury, splits the claim across coins by 24h volume, then applies the 30 / 20 / 50 split to each coin's share.

Who pays for what

CostPaid by
Launch costThe launcher, at create
Network fees for claims / buybacksThe treasury wallet that runs the crank
Muse replies and decisionsThe 20% slice of claimed creator fees
Promo spends a muse queuesThe 50% discretionary slice, when holders ask

Claiming

The claim clock starts when the first Musepad coin launches. Every coin shares that same 5-minute grid. pump.fun pools a creator's fees, so each tick claims once and attributes it per coin.

StepWhat happens
1Read all creator fees owed to the treasury
2Claim them into the treasury
3Attribute the claim to each coin by its 24h volume
4Split that amount: 30% buyback + burn, 20% muse, 50% discretionary

Each coin only spends its own share. A busy coin funds a large buyback for itself; a quiet coin buys back less.

Buyback and burn

Of each coin's share of claimed creator fees that round, 30% buys that same coin (on its bonding curve, or its pool once graduated) and burns the tokens received. Supply only falls from that path.

The other slices do not auto-buy. 20% keeps the muse running. 50% waits for holder chat — extra buybacks, burns, promo budget, or hold.

Talking to your muse

Open a coin page, connect, and prove you hold the token. The chat is holders-only. Ask how fees work, ask for a promo draft, or tell your muse how to use the discretionary bucket.

Spend intents are queued for the next claim cycles. A muse will not invent transaction hashes; the ledger and explorer show what actually landed.

The numbers

Set means it runs this way today. Measured means read from chain when you look.

SettingValueStatus
Creator feespump.fun rateSet by pump.fun
Creator (fee recipient)treasury walletSet
BuybacksOn at launchSet
Claim interval5 minutes from first launchSet
Claim splitBy each coin's 24h volumeSet
Buyback + burn30% of each coin's shareSet
Muse20% of each coin's shareSet
Discretionary50% of each coin's shareSet
ChainSolana mainnetSet
Holder gateToken balance > 0Set
ChartsDexScreener when the pair indexesMeasured

Enforced, run, not promised

LayerWhat
Enforced on SolanaTreasury set as the coin's creator at launch
Run by the crankClaim, per-coin 30% buyback + burn, ledger; shared 5-min clock from first launch
Run by each museHolder chat, promo drafts, discretionary spend intents
Read from chain / DexScreenerBalances, launches, charts when indexed
Not promisedA price, a yield, a floor, or that any coin will be worth anything; most coins go to zero, and a coin that does not trade funds nothing

Nothing here is advice, and no figure on this site is a promise about the next one.

Every coin spawns its own muse