Coins that pay their crew in stock
Launch a pump.fun coin quoted in a real stock. Every buy and sell pays a creator fee in that stock — and pump.fun itself splits it between the wallets you name: you, your caller, your artist, your raiders. Locked at launch. Paid out by anyone, any time.
A coin with a crew, paid in stock.
Nothing here is ours: the coin is a pump.fun coin, the split is pump.fun’s fee sharing, the stock is an xStock. Waggle builds the transactions; your wallet signs them.
Pick the stock
Quote the coin in NVDAx, TSLAx, SPYx or any of 22 tokenized stocks pump.fun accepts. The bonding curve trades against the stock, so every fee is stock — nothing to swap, nothing to trust.
Name your crew
Up to 8 wallets and their shares. In the same minute pump.fun locks them: update_fee_shares_v2 revokes its own admin, so nobody — you included — can ever change who gets paid.
Anyone pays them
Fees pile up in pump.fun’s vault with every trade. Any visitor can press Pay the crew: pump.fun’s own instruction sends each wallet its exact share of the stock, straight to its wallet.
The hive
Into the crew’s wallets. As stock.
On an ordinary pump.fun coin the creator fee lands in one wallet, in SOL. On a Waggle coin it lands in the stock, split between everyone who made the coin happen — and the split is written into pump.fun before the first trade.
- 1Someone buys 1 NVDAx worth of a coin with a 1% creator fee — or pays in SOL and Jupiter swaps it first.
- 2pump.fun keeps 0.01 NVDAx for the creator, in its own vault. The crew is the creator.
- 3Anyone presses Pay the crew. pump.fun’s
distribute_creator_fees_v2splits it. - 450 / 30 / 20 → 0.005, 0.003 and 0.002 NVDAx land in three wallets. Real NVIDIA exposure, theirs to hold or sell.
Same pump.fun. A different deal.
| Regular pump.fun coin | Waggle coin | |
|---|---|---|
| The creator fee is paid in | SOL | A real stock — NVDAx, TSLAx, SPYx… |
| Who gets it | One wallet: whoever launched | Up to 8 wallets, in fixed shares |
| Can the split change later? | The launcher can redirect it | No — pump.fun revokes the admin at launch |
| Who has to claim | The creator, by hand | Anyone can pay the whole crew at once |
| Where it trades | pump.fun, then PumpSwap | The same: it is a pump.fun coin |
| Programs you must trust | pump.fun’s | pump.fun’s — and nothing of ours |
What is a Waggle coin?
A pump.fun coin with two settings chosen at launch: it is quoted in a tokenized stock instead of SOL, and its creator fee is shared between a crew of wallets by pump.fun’s own fee-sharing program — locked the moment the coin exists.
Do I need the stock to buy one?
No. Pay in SOL and the trade box swaps it into the stock through Jupiter first, then buys with exactly the amount the swap guarantees. Sell back to SOL the same way.
Who holds the fees before they are paid?
pump.fun’s creator vault — an account of pump.fun’s program, not ours. The only instruction that can empty it pays the locked crew in their fixed shares.
Can the crew ever be changed?
Not by the launcher or by us: pump.fun’s update_fee_shares_v2 sets the crew and revokes the config’s admin in the same instruction. pump.fun does keep its own community-takeover process for every coin on its platform.
What are xStocks?
Tokenized stocks issued by Backed, each tracking a listed share. They are not available to everyone — check that you may hold them where you live before you launch or buy.
What does a launch cost?
pump.fun’s own fees and the Solana rent for the coin’s accounts — the fork run measured it — plus your first buy, if you make one. Waggle takes nothing.
Is this safe?
Waggle runs no program of its own; every transaction goes to pump.fun, Jupiter and the token programs. Memecoins still go to zero, and a stock can fall. Use what you can lose.
Bring the swarm. Pay it in stock.
Pick a stock, name your crew, launch on pump.fun. Two minutes, one wallet prompt.