Where the fees go
Pump.fun pays every coin's creator 0.30% of its trading volume. On Cockr that share buys the coin back and burns it.
Launch
Name, ticker, image. You sign once; the coin goes live on pump.fun with a 0.01 SOL launch fee.
Fees get locked
The rooster locks the coin's creator fees on-chain the second it lands. Nobody can change it, not the dev, not us.
Buyback & burn
Every 5 minutes the rooster claims the fees: 70% buys the coin back and burns it, 30% goes to the team.
The rooster
a bot wallet, on a 5-minute clock- Every 5 minutes it claims each coin's creator fees.
- 70% buys that coin on its bonding curve, or on its PumpSwap pool once it has graduated, and every token bought is burned in the next transaction.
- 30% goes to the team wallet in a transaction with a cockr:v1 burn memo that lists what was claimed, bought and burned.
- Buyback shares under 0.001 SOL wait and go into one buy later; nothing is dropped.
The split
every coin, $COCKR includedPump.fun pays every coin's creator 0.30% of its trading volume. On Cockr the rooster turns 70% of it into a buyback and burn of that same coin.
Check it yourself
- Each coin's pump.fun description ends with a tag like [cockr:v1 fees=burn70/team30 router=…].
- The fee lock, every claim, buy, burn and team share are in the rooster wallet's history: BuCs…Yju42.
- Fee sharing is locked at its first update, so after launch nobody can point the fees anywhere else.
Read before you ride. Cockr is a memecoin launchpad, not an investment product. Buybacks come from real trading fees only: no volume, no buyback, and a burn makes no promise about price. Shares under 0.001 SOL wait and are bought back together in a later run. When a coin leaves the bonding curve, the rooster keeps buying it back on its PumpSwap pool. Cockr never asks for a private key or a seed phrase. Every number on this site comes from the chain.
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