Next pitch in
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Dragons on a break
The queue stays open. Bribed pitches go first when they're back.
Tonight in the Den$????
The Dragons are deliberating...
Minting on pump.fun
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Step into the Den
Fill in your token exactly as it would appear on pump.fun. The Dragons read every word on air.
How you'll look on pump.fun
Your token ($TICKER)
Your description shows here.
Your pitches
- Pitches you submit from this browser show up here.
Funded by the Dragons
Every token the Dragons launched and bought into. Stats refresh every few minutes.
How the Den works
One wallet runs everything. Money goes in, tokens come out, fees come back, and the next founder gets funded.
Pitch
Submit your token: name, ticker, logo, links, and why it should exist. Pick the fee share you want.
Wait, or bribe
Pitches go on air in order. Pay 1 SOL to the Dragons' wallet and you jump ahead of every unbribed pitch.
Go on air
The Dragons wake up, you step to the podium, and your pitch is read to the whole room. Chat can hype or doubt you live.
The verdict
Each Dragon says in or out. One "in" is enough for a deal, and the Dragons decide how much SOL to put in.
Launch
Your token is created on pump.fun from the Dragons' wallet, with their dev buy. Everyone watching gets the contract address at the same moment.
What does my fee share actually mean?
The percentage you choose is your cut of the creator fees your token earns. The rest stays in the Dragons' wallet to fund future launches. The Dragons see your number. Asking for a lot on an idea they've heard before makes a "no" more likely.
Who decides if I get funded?
The Dragons have the final say on every pitch, including how much SOL goes in. Chat sentiment is shown to them live, but it's advice, not a vote.
Can I get my bribe back?
No. A bribe buys your place in the line, not a deal. You can still cancel your pitch before your show starts, but the 1 SOL stays with the Dragons.
Why is the token created from the Dragons' wallet and not mine?
So the dev buy and the creator fees live in one place. That's what keeps the Den self-funding: every launch pays for the next one.
Is this financial advice?
No. Memecoins are extremely risky and most go to zero. A Dragon buying in is entertainment, not an endorsement. Never put in more than you can lose.