How it works. Coins that pay creators.
Anyone can launch a pump.fun coin for any YouTube channel or X account. Every trade of that coin pays its creator, whether or not they know it exists yet.
A YouTube channel, a video, an @handle or an X profile. We look the creator up by the id that never changes.
It's a normal pump.fun coin. Buy it here, on pump.fun, or in Axiom: the creator gets paid either way.
Sign in with X, or a code in the bio or channel description. Then they're paid every 15 minutes.
Where the fees go
Every pump.fun coin pays a creator fee on each trade. On ROYALTY, that fee goes to ROYALTY's treasury, set on-chain at launch, and it's split like this:
- 70% to the creator the coin is for: the YouTube channel or X account.
- 20% buys $ROYALTY and burns it.
- 10% keeps ROYALTY running.
Launching is free. The launcher only pays Solana's network fees, and any first buy they choose.
For creators
A coin pays you from its first trade. The money waits in the treasury, under your account, until you claim it. It never expires.
- Open Claim and paste your channel or profile link.
- Pick the Solana wallet to be paid to.
- Prove the account is yours. On X, sign in with X. On YouTube, paste a short code into your channel description, press Verify, then remove it.
From then on, every 15 minutes, whatever your coins earned is sent to your wallet. To change the wallet later, prove it again.
Why it can't be gamed
- Creators are stored by their permanent id (the X user id, the YouTube channel id), never just a handle. If someone takes a handle later, the money stays with the original account.
- Only the account owner can claim: they have to sign in as that X account, or put the code where only the owner can.
- Every collection, payout, buy and burn is a Solana transaction anyone can check.
Not affiliated
ROYALTY isn't affiliated with YouTube, Google or X. A coin paying a creator doesn't mean they made it or endorse it. Coins are risky: only trade what you can afford to lose.