RPC + transaction history
The backend indexer reads finalized Solana blocks through an RPC provider, decodes supported purchases and movements, and reconciles token accounts by wallet owner.
From a fresh buy to a funded reward.
Understand the timing. Follow the fees. Check the math.
HOLDUP is a Solana token designed to redirect its Pump.fun creator fees to recent buyers whose qualifying positions are down at a shared snapshot.
Every purchase gets one evaluation. Older tokens never roll into another round, but an existing holder can join again with a new purchase. Rewards are shared by the number of eligible tokens still held. The size of a loss decides eligibility, not the size of the reward.
Token launch pending. The official mint and trading link will be published here. Reward distributions are not active yet.
Buys are collected for five minutes. That group then waits another five minutes before evaluation. Meanwhile, the next group opens. A new group starts every five minutes; the first evaluation happens ten minutes after the schedule starts.
◆ Evaluation · times are relative to the shared launch schedule.
A purchase at exactly 05:00 joins Group B. Purchases just before 05:00 stay in Group A and still wait a little over five minutes. Each recorded round publishes its exact finalized cutoff slot. Evaluation uses the last indexed finalized block before the evaluation boundary.
The wait prevents joining a closing group immediately before evaluation. It does not prevent market manipulation or guarantee a recovery.
At evaluation, combine all remaining purchases from that group for each wallet. If their reference value is below their remaining acquisition cost, that wallet qualifies. Profitable fills in the same group offset losing fills; you cannot select only the losing ones.
| Position at the snapshot | What counts? |
|---|---|
| New buys, still held and down | ELIGIBLE Remaining group tokens |
| New buys, in profit or break-even | EXCLUDED No reward this round |
| Old tokens, without a new buy | EXCLUDED Never reused |
| Existing holder buys again | NEW BUY ONLY Old balance adds no weight |
| Incoming transfer or airdrop | EXCLUDED Not a recognized buy |
| All group tokens sold before evaluation | EXCLUDED Nothing left to reward |
Partial sales and outgoing transfers reduce purchased inventory, newest purchases first. Remaining cost falls proportionally with the tokens removed. Transfers between token accounts owned by the same wallet are netted. Transfers to a different owner remove eligibility from the sender and do not create a qualifying buy for the recipient.
“Down” currently means unrealized loss on the remaining group purchases. Realized sale profits, old holdings and other wallets are outside this calculation. A trader can therefore qualify while being profitable overall.
100% of the token’s collected creator fees are allocated to holder rewards. There is no HOLDUP operations or buyback deduction from that pool.
The entire available pool is shared when at least one buyer qualifies.
Only the token's creator-fee portion funds HOLDUP rewards. Protocol fees, liquidity-provider fees, network charges and third-party charges are separate. The reward budget uses actual verified collections; it does not assume a fixed fee rate.
See Pump.fun's current fee schedule ↗
Money already assigned to an earlier round stays reserved until delivery. It cannot fund the next round too. Hosting, RPC access and payout transaction costs require a separate operating budget to preserve the 100% reward allocation.
Each evaluation uses verified creator fees collected by its finalized cutoff, minus amounts assigned to earlier rounds. This can include fees from later buyers. If nobody qualifies, funds carry forward; that group’s buyers expire. Initial SOL in the creator wallet and ordinary deposits never become reward funds.
Available pool × your eligible tokens
all eligible tokens
The denominator contains only qualifying tokens in this group. Total token supply, old balances and profitable wallets add no weight. Losses determine who enters the calculation; rewards are not capped at those losses.
Calculations preserve precision until the final whole-lamport allocation. Leftover lamports go to the largest fractional remainders, with wallet-address order resolving ties. If a pool has fewer lamports than eligible wallets, some awards can be zero.
The payout lifecycle separates calculation, funding and delivery. Reaching the timer does not mean SOL has arrived.
Use the group’s original finalized cutoff, verified purchases, remaining quantities and the published price reference.
Record each wallet’s decision and award. Reserve the full funded amount once, and mark every purchase in the group as evaluated.
The operator’s backend signs native SOL transfers from the creator wallet. Reserved awards remain pending until finalized payment evidence is recorded. No holder signature, wallet connection or manual claim is required.
An already funded award survives a later sale. Delayed payments keep their reservation. Missing or incomplete data should pause settlement until the original snapshot can be reconstructed.
HOLDUP uses an operator-controlled creator wallet as its reward treasury. There is no custom payout program or trustless escrow. The operator controls the signing key, service and funds. The backend records transfers before sending and checks uncertain results before retrying. A configured website or successful fee collection does not prove that a holder has been paid.
A holder list tells us who holds tokens now. Eligibility also needs when they bought, how much they paid and what they sold or transferred before the cutoff.
The backend indexer reads finalized Solana blocks through an RPC provider, decodes supported purchases and movements, and reconciles token accounts by wallet owner.
Each fill keeps its own identity, group, quantity and cost. Backfills repair missed events. History stays recorded after eligibility expires.
The current implementation supports standard Pump bonding-curve trades and the canonical PumpSwap pool, including recognized routed trades. Mayhem, cashback and alternative creator-fee sharing modes are outside this configuration. A transfer is not a purchase, and unsupported activity cannot silently create a qualifying entry. Network access and indexing happen on the backend; visitors do not need an RPC subscription to read the site.
The reference is the finalized supported pool spot price at the original cutoff, reproduced from recorded pool evidence. Entry cost and valuation are measured in SOL. Price history must be complete at the snapshot. Thin liquidity, sustained selling and missing prices can affect a reference; a five-minute holding period alone cannot prevent manipulation.
The current cost model includes trading fees in entry cost, but excludes network gas and recoverable rent. These costs are tracked separately from the reward pool. A reference valuation is also different from what a real sale would receive after slippage.
Technical references: Solana transaction RPC ↗ · Pump creator-fee collection ↗
Token launch pending. The official mint and trading link will be published here.
Round evidence links the cutoff, inputs, price reference, wallet decisions and allocations. The payout feed separately links confirmed transfers. If the website’s live feed is unavailable, it cannot establish the backend’s current state. A proof of allocation alone cannot establish that a loss calculation was correct.
Yes. There is no loss cap. If you are the only eligible buyer and the available pool is 0.5 SOL, you receive the full 0.5 SOL even if your qualifying position is down only 0.01 SOL.
No. Rewards depend on eligibility and available creator fees. Token prices can keep falling, and an award may be smaller than a loss. A payout increases the SOL you receive; it does not directly raise the token’s price.
Yes, through a new purchase in a later group. The previous purchase is already evaluated and never adds weight again, whether it received a reward or not.
No one receives an award from that group. Unassigned creator-fee funds carry forward, while that group’s purchase eligibility expires.
Eligibility is checked per wallet. Splitting profitable and losing purchases across wallets can change who qualifies. Public chain data cannot reliably identify a person’s other wallets, and token weighting does not remove this limitation.
The official addresses section lists the token mint and trading link when published. Reward distributions have their own activation status, separate from token trading.
Find the token mint, trading link and reward treasury in one place.
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