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Traders are the new celebrities. On AuraPad every coin starts as an NPC and levels up with the creator fees it earns. Every level it hits, those fees get split across all of its holders.
Your coin's aura is the creator fees it has earned. Cross a threshold and it levels up, and every SOL of fees it earned gets paid out to its holders, pro-rata by bag size.
Create your coin on pump.fun from AuraPad. It starts at LV1 as an NPC.
Every trade earns creator fees into the coin's own on-chain vault. That's its aura.
Every level hit, the fees are claimed and split across every holder in SOL. Automatically.
Your coin launches on pump.fun from your own wallet. Its creator fees go to the coin's own vault, and every level it reaches pays them out to every holder.
Sorted by aura. Highest level first.
Paste any Solana wallet. AuraPad reads its last 300 transactions and matches its trading to a fighter.
Eight thousand to forty million on one trade, then he retired. The first trader to become a celebrity. Every coin on the pad is climbing toward his level.
AuraPad reads each coin's creator fees straight from its on-chain vault every minute. Cross 0.25 SOL and you're a Jeet, 8 SOL a Main Character, 200 SOL the Final Boss. Levels never go down.
The engine claims the coin's creator fees, takes a snapshot of every holder and splits the SOL across all of them by bag size. It happens at every level (0.25, 2, 8, 25, 75 and 200 SOL) and then every 100 SOL after Final Boss. Pools and the bonding curve are excluded, and tiny shares under 0.0005 SOL roll into the next payout.
The holders. When you launch here, the coin's creator on pump.fun is set to its own AuraPad vault, so the fees can be paid out. You still sign and pay for the launch from your wallet, and if you hold the coin you get paid like everyone else.
A side game. Paste any wallet and AuraPad scores its real trading from the last 300 transactions, then matches it to a fighter.
No. This is a parody fan project. The roster uses public figures from the memecoin timeline as memes. None of them are affiliated with or endorse AuraPad.