Memecoins that mine Bitcoin.
Launch a coin and its creator fees rent Bitcoin hashrate at the pools you choose. The coin joins the valley as a miner. At midnight UTC, the three biggest miners of the day take the pot.
Launching on pump.funCopyNine pools take outside hashrate.
Point your coin at any mix of them. Each sign shows the pool's live share of Bitcoin, and every block a pool finds lands on its pile.
Foundry USA and MARA Pool do not take outside hashrate, so they are not listed. Network data from mempool.space, refreshed every minute.
Build your miner.
Your coin's image becomes its miner's face. Choose the pools it works at and how its fees split. The split is locked on pump.fun the moment you launch.
Midnight pays the top three.
Every coin puts 10% of its fees and mined sats in the pot. At 00:00 UTC the three coins that mined the most sats that day split it 50, 30 and 20%. Each share buys its coin on the open market and burns it.
$NUGGET mines too, but it never takes the pot.
In the valley.
1% of everything feeds $NUGGET.
Every fee and every sat that moves through the pad sends 1% to $NUGGET. It buys $NUGGET on the open market and burns it, around the clock. $NUGGET is also the valley's biggest miner: its own fees rent hashrate like every coin's.
Launching on pump.funWhere every fee goes.
Locked at launch
Your coin's creator fees are shared to its own mine vault through pump.fun fee sharing. You choose your cut, and the split can never be changed afterwards.
Split every hour
Each hour the vault sends 10% to the daily pot and 1% to the $NUGGET flywheel. The rest rents hashrate. Mined sats split the same way.
Real hashrate
Hashrate is bought on Braiins Hashpower and NiceHash and pointed at your pools under your coin's own worker name, in the shares you set.
Paid per share
Pools pay for every share the hashrate submits, so a miner earns what its hashrate is worth at today's hashprice. Those sats buy your coin back and burn it, or rent more hashrate.