How it works

Applied to claimed pump.fun creator fees in SOL, every round, identically for every coin.

Deliberately not launcher-configurable. On other launchpads a creator can dial themselves 50% and leave holders 29%. Here every coin pays holders 70%. You cannot compete on how badly you treat your holders — only on whether your read was right.

Every symbol is scored 0–100 by six families of standard indicators, blended by fixed published weights: trend 30 · momentum 20 · relative strength 20 · volume 10 · volatility 10 · market regime 10. Scores recompute only when the session date changes — daily bars change once a session, and recomputing hourly against identical bars would be theatre.

1. For each sleeve symbol, take its PEG score from 0 to 100.
2. Orient by stance: momentum uses the score as-is; contrarian uses 100 minus the score. Both produce a buy weight — inverting the score changes which stock is bought, never the direction of the trade.
3. Floor: anything below 10 after orientation gets weight 0. Genuinely broken setups get nothing.
4. Concentration: raise (raw ÷ 100) to the power of 2. Squaring is the whole point — linear weights on a small sleeve are nearly flat and the coin looks like it is not thinking.
5. If every weight is 0, fall back to equal weight and flag the round degenerate — shown as "no symbol cleared the floor".
6. Normalise so the weights sum to 1.
7. Cap at 60%: clip anything higher and redistribute the excess pro-rata among the uncapped, up to 4 passes. Prevents a single-stock coin by stealth.
8. Dust floor 3%: zero anything smaller and renormalise once. Avoids paying more in swap fees than the position is worth.
9. Round to 4 decimals and force the sum to exactly 1 by adjusting the largest weight.

A symbol whose bars could not be retrieved is dropped for that round only and the weights renormalise across the rest. It is never treated as score 0 — that would make a data outage look like a bearish signal. If fewer than 2 sleeve symbols have data, the round is skipped, no swap happens and the fees roll forward.

Nothing is editable post-launch. There is no admin control that can retarget a live coin's sleeve or stance. That is the credibility of the whole thing.

Exactly the ten xStocks with verified Solana mints — Token-2022, 8 decimals. Benchmarks SPY, QQQ and IWM are fetched for relative strength and market regime but are never buyable. No stables, no crypto: a stable would be an escape hatch that ruins the game.

SPCXx (SpaceX) is deliberately absent. It is pre-IPO: there is no public mint and no price feed. We leave it out rather than fake it.

Momentum or contrarian — does that mean long or short?

Neither. There is no short side anywhere in this product and no leverage, no borrowing and no liquidation. Every round of every coin does the same thing: take the SOL from fees, buy tokenized stock with it, and send that stock to holders. The stance only decides which stock the buy concentrates in. Momentum aims the buy at whichever of your sleeve’s stocks has the strongest chart this hour; contrarian aims it at whichever has the weakest. A contrarian coin is not betting against those stocks — it is buying them while they are down, which is the opposite of a short. Both stances are long-only, all the time.

What is actually different about this versus Basket?

Basket freezes your weights at launch and never touches them again — an 8-stock basket from January is still an 8-stock basket from January in December. TILT freezes only which stocks are eligible and which direction you lean. The weights are recomputed every round from the actual charts. And our fee split is the same for everyone: 70% to holders on every coin, no creator slider.

Who decides the weights? Can you rig it?

Nobody decides them, including us. It is a deterministic function: score each stock 0–100 from standard indicators with fixed published weights, orient by stance, square it, apply a 10-point floor, a 60% cap and a 3% dust floor, normalise. Every input is a public price bar and every step is on this page. Run it yourself and you get our number. There is no admin control that can retarget a live coin.

What happens at night and on weekends?

Nothing is bought. Tokenized stocks are thin and stale when the underlying market is shut, so buying into that would just be a worse fill for your holders. Fees keep accruing in your coin’s wallet, the site shows the pile and a countdown, and the first round after the opening bell spends the whole thing at that round’s tilt.

Do I need to claim my stocks?

No. Tokenized stocks are sent directly to your wallet after each round that executes. You need enough of the coin to clear the dust threshold (0.01% of supply) — below that, a transfer would cost more than it delivers, so that share is redistributed to everyone else. Your balance at the moment the round settles is what counts; there is no time-held bonus.

Is there a smart contract holding the money?

No, and we are not going to pretend otherwise. Each coin gets its own Solana keypair that is both the pump.fun creator and the wallet the fees land in, and our worker holds that key to claim, swap and distribute. That is custodial. It is the same trade-off every fee-distribution launchpad in this category makes, whatever their marketing says. Every action is logged to an append-only event ledger and linked to Solscan so you can verify what happened, but you are trusting us to run the worker honestly. Read the risk section before you launch anything.

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