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How drippy works

drippy is a memecoin launchpad on Solana with one twist: instead of a coin's trading fees disappearing into someone's pocket, drippy puts them to work — routing the biggest slice straight back into the coin's own liquidity, automatically, every two minutes.

the idea

A toll on trading, turned into liquidity

Every memecoin generates trading fees. Normally those fees are just income for whoever launched it. drippy treats them as fuel instead. On a drippy coin, the fees a coin earns from real trading volume are collected and recycled — 80% of them flow back into that coin's own liquidity pool.

Deeper liquidity means less slippage, a steadier chart, and a coin that can survive longer than a 48-hour candle. It's not free money and it's not magic — it's the coin's own volume, redeployed as protocol-owned liquidity. The more it trades, the deeper it gets.

80%

of every fee flows back into your coin's liquidity

2 min

how often the engine recycles fees, automatically

manual steps once your coin is live

step by step

Launching a coin

Launching on drippy feels exactly like a normal pump.fun launch — you connect, name your coin, and deploy. The one difference happens under the hood: drippy is set as the coin's fee recipient so the fees can be auto-recycled.

Connect your wallet

Phantom or Solflare. Nothing custodial — you sign every action yourself.

drippy mints the coin

Name, ticker, image → deploy. drippy creates the coin on pump.fun and sets itself as the fee recipient. You sign the launch.

Grab your bag (optional)

Do a dev buy from your own wallet at launch. Those tokens are yours — drippy never holds them.

Trading goes live

From the very first swap, fees start collecting on-chain — ready to be recycled into your coin.

The only thing you give up versus a plain pump.fun launch is pocketing the fees. In exchange, those fees automatically deepen your coin's liquidity. Your launch, your dev buy, and your tokens all stay yours.

already launched?

Link an existing coin

You don't have to start over. Any coin already live on pump.fun can join the flywheel by routing its creator fees to drippy — same 80/5/15 treatment as a coin launched here.

Route your fees. On pump.fun, open your coin → Fees / Rewards → set fee sharing so 100% goes to the drippy collector wallet (shown in the Link modal, one tap to copy).

It locks itself. pump.fun makes a fee split one-time — once set, it can never be changed. That immutability is exactly what lets drippy trust the stream.

Verify & link. Paste your mint in the Link modal. drippy checks on-chain that the split really points to the collector before adding your coin — no trust required, in either direction.

What changes, what doesn't. Your deployer wallet, your tokens, and your community stay 100% yours — only the fee stream is shared. From the first claim onward, 80% of your coin's fees loop back into its own buybacks and (after graduation) pooled liquidity, on a public, verifiable cadence.

the mechanism

How fees are captured

Every buy and sell on a pump.fun coin carries a small fee, and pump.fun pays it to the coin's "creator". Because drippy is the creator-of-record on a drippy coin, those fees pile up in an on-chain bucket only drippy's engine can claim. drippy never reaches into anyone's wallet — it simply made itself the payee at launch. An automated keeper claims the accumulated fees and routes them.

the numbers

Where every fee goes

The split is fixed in code and published right here — no hidden allocations, no discretionary routing. For every 1 SOL of fees a coin earns:

Your coin's liquiditybuyback + LP, self-funded by the coin's own volume

80%

Protocolfuels the drippy token's own buyback + liquidity

Development / marketinggrowth + ops, withdrawable to a development wallet

15%

Same split applies to the drippy protocol token itself: 85% of its own fees fund its flywheel, 15% funds development. drippy's total take is 20% of fees — the coin always keeps the majority.

the loop

The auto-liquidity flywheel

This is the part that runs on its own. An automated keeper wakes up every 2 minutes, and for each live coin it runs the same four-step loop — no buttons, no babysitting.

runs every 2 minutes

1
Collect feesthe keeper claims everything the coin has earned since the last cycle
2
Buy backa portion is spent buying the coin on the open market — real buy pressure
3
Add liquiditythe rest is paired into the pool, deepening liquidity permanently
4
Deeper pool → repeattighter spreads invite more volume → more fees → a bigger next cycle

Each coin's fees are tracked separately, like labeled envelopes in one drawer — a high-volume coin gets a bigger buyback, funded entirely by its own trading. As the dev, you just keep a little SOL around for gas and monitor.

for traders

Buying a coin

A drippy coin is a normal pump.fun token, so you have options:

In the app

Open Launches, pick a coin, hit Trade, enter an amount and buy. The app builds the swap and your wallet signs it — funds move directly from your wallet.

Anywhere else

Because it's a standard token, you can trade it on pump.fun or Jupiter too. Nothing locks the coin to drippy.

Buying $DRIPPY

The protocol token has its own flywheel. Use the Buy $DRIPPY button in the header — it points straight to its pump.fun page.

no games

Fair & safe by design

No insider allocationNo presale, no insider unlocks, no reserved supply skimmed off the top.

Fixed, visible splitThe 80 / 5 / 15 split lives in code and is shown on the site — it can't be quietly changed on you.

Liquidity is fuel, not a leverRecycled fees deepen the pool. It's protocol-owned liquidity working for the coin, not a rug switch.

Honest status: the current MVP is custodial. The drippy engine wallet holds the fees and runs the recycling, so you're trusting the operator to execute exactly as documented here. A fully trustless, on-chain (Anchor program) version — where the rules are enforced by the chain, not by us — is the planned next step.

questions

FAQ

Do I keep my dev buy?

Yes. The dev buy is signed by your own wallet and the tokens land in your wallet. drippy never touches your bag — it only creates the coin and manages the fee recycling.

Do I still collect the trading fees?

No — and that's the whole trade. On a normal launch the creator pockets the fees. On a drippy coin those fees are automatically routed back into your coin's liquidity instead. You give up the fee income in exchange for a self-deepening pool.

What does drippy actually take?

20% of the fees: 5% fuels the drippy protocol token's own buyback + liquidity, and 15% funds development and marketing. The remaining 80% goes straight back into your coin. The split is fixed in code and shown on the site.

Do I have to trigger the buybacks?

No. An automated keeper runs every 2 minutes, claims the accumulated fees, buys back your coin and adds liquidity — with zero action from you. You just keep a little SOL around for gas and watch.

Is it audited or trustless?

Not yet. The MVP is custodial: the drippy engine wallet holds the fees and executes the recycling, so you're trusting the operator to run it exactly as described. A fully trustless, on-chain (Anchor program) version is the planned upgrade.

What chain and token standard?

Solana. drippy coins are pump.fun tokens (modern launches use the Token-2022 standard) — fully tradable on pump.fun and standard Solana wallets. The drippy engine supports Token-2022 end-to-end: claims, buybacks, and LP.

Ready to launch?

Spin up a coin and let its own volume deepen the pool.

Open the launchpad →