The last buyer takes the pot.
Launch a pump.fun coin priced in a real stock. Every trade's creator fee falls into the pot. Every buy relights the candle — and when it burns out, the last buyer wins the pot, paid in the stock.
Real pump.fun coins · 41 stocks to pick from · no program of ours, every rule written on chain
Reading every TALLOW coin from the chain…
A candle, a pot, and a crowd that waits.
An old English way to sell: a bid stands while a candle burns. When the flame dies, the last bid wins. Tallow puts that candle on a pump.fun coin, and puts a stock in the pot.
Launch on pump.fun
Name it, give it a picture, pick its stock, and set the rules: how long the candle burns, the smallest buy that relights it, the creator fee, and the winner's share. Tallow creates a real pump.fun coin, priced in that stock, in one transaction.
Every trade feeds the pot
The creator fee on every buy and every sell — here, on pump.fun, from any bot — is charged in the stock and lands in this coin's own pot. Its creator is a key made for this coin alone, so no other coin's fees mix in.
The last buyer takes it
Every buy of at least the minimum relights the candle and takes the flame. When it burns out with no new buy, whoever holds the flame wins the round's pot, paid in the stock, and the next buy lights a new candle.
A pump.fun coin that pays someone who is still buying.
| Regular pump.fun coin | Tallow coin | |
|---|---|---|
| The creator fee | Goes to the creator | Fills the pot |
| It is paid in | SOL | A real stock |
| A late buy can win | Nothing | The whole round |
| When volume dies | So does the coin | The candle burns out and someone wins |
| The rules | A promise in a Telegram | In the launch transaction |
Every number on this site is read from Solana.
The pot is the coin's creator fees, still sitting where pump.fun's own program keeps them: on the bonding curve, in the creator vault, in the pool after it graduates. The candle is read from pump.fun's own trade events, timed by the chain's clock. Who won each round, and whether the launcher has paid, is on every coin's page with the transactions behind it.
Tallow deploys no program and never holds anything. The cost of that: the launcher, not a contract, presses Pay. Read exactly what that means →
Pick the stock the winner gets.
41 tokenized stocks that pump.fun accepts as a coin's price, each with at least $100,000 of liquidity on Solana — read from pump.fun's program and Jupiter, not typed in.
Candles now.
Before you light one.
Is this really a pump.fun coin?
Yes. It is created by pump.fun's own program (create_v2), with pump.fun's bonding curve, pump.fun's fees and pump.fun's graduation to PumpSwap. It appears on pump.fun and trades there and anywhere else. Tallow is one more way in — the one that shows the candle.
Do buys on pump.fun count, or only buys here?
Every buy counts, wherever it is made. The candle is read from pump.fun's own trade events on chain, which do not care which website built the transaction. A buy of at least the coin's minimum relights the candle from anywhere.
What do I need to play?
A Solana wallet with SOL. The buy box swaps SOL into the stock through Jupiter and buys the coin with it, in one transaction. If you already hold the stock you can pay with it directly.
Who pays the winner?
The launcher, with one button that collects the pot from pump.fun's vaults and sends the winner their share in the stock. The pot can only be moved by the coin's pot key, which only the launcher's wallet can re-make. Tallow cannot force a payment, and says so: every round, its winner and whether it was paid are public on the coin's page, with links to the transactions.
What does it cost?
Tallow takes nothing. A launch costs Solana's rent for the coin's accounts (a few hundredths of a SOL) plus any first buy. Trades pay pump.fun's fees, and the creator fee the launcher chose — which is the pot.
Why is a coin priced in a stock?
pump.fun lets a coin trade against a tokenized stock instead of SOL. Then every fee is charged in that stock, so the pot is a stake in NVIDIA, Tesla, the S&P 500 or SpaceX from the first trade, and nobody has to swap it at the end.
Is this audited, or safe?
No. Tallow is experimental and unaudited, and memecoins can go to zero. What can be tested has been: every rule, every payout and every number is checked against pump.fun's real programs on a copy of Solana mainnet — see how.