SOL, straight to your wallet
Rounds pay SOL — not more tokens — to every wallet holding at least 100,000 $NEST. No staking, no claiming, no lockups.
Every $NEST trade drops a fee into the nest. 80% flows back to holders in SOL — and every day you don't sell, your share of each round grows. Up to 2x.
Most coins feed the fastest hands. The nest feeds the birds that stay.
Launching soonMost holder rewards split fees by balance alone. The wallet that bought an hour ago is paid like the one that stayed all week — so bots farm the rounds and leave. Nest changes who gets paid.
A bot buys an hour before a round, collects the same rate as a wallet that held all week, and sells.
Your share grows +0.1x a day without selling, up to 2x. Any sell resets it to 1.0x — flippers never get past 1.0x.
Each flip is a sell into the people who stayed. Rewards rarely cover the drop it leaves behind.
When the price falls 10% or more in an hour, half of the round buys $NEST back and burns it.
Developer shares and payout rules live on a website and can change after launch.
80% treasury, 20% developer, locked in pump.fun's fee-sharing at creation. Nobody can change it.
Three things happen while $NEST sits in your wallet. None of them needs a click.
Rounds pay SOL — not more tokens — to every wallet holding at least 100,000 $NEST. No staking, no claiming, no lockups.
+0.1 to your multiplier for every full day without a sell. On day ten you earn twice as much per token as a wallet that just arrived.
When the price falls 10% or more in an hour, half of the round buys $NEST back and burns it. On calm days 20% does.
Pick a trade size, choose the market's mood, and send it through. Every cent is accounted for.
Reward coins usually pay a wallet that bought an hour ago the same as one that held all week. Bots love that. Nest doesn't.
A fair comparison, not a dig: buybacks are a good tool and Nest uses them too. pump.fun's built-in holder rewards are simple and permanent; they just can't tell a holder from a flipper. That is the one thing Nest was built to do.
Same coin, same volume. The only difference is patience.
Illustration, not a promise. 0.30% of volume to the nest, 80% to the treasury, 20% of rounds spent on buybacks; 500M $NEST held by paid wallets at an average 1.3x. Volume steps are day-one medians of graduated pump.fun coins with their own site.
Read live from the chain. Pools and our own wallets are labelled, so you see real holders only.
The top 20 token accounts, refreshed every two minutes. Tap a row to check its streak.
Paste a Solana address. We read the chain for you; nothing is stored. Then grab your streak card.
Paste your address above to see your own numbers and make your streak card.
Phantom or Solflare, on your phone or as a browser extension. Write down the recovery phrase offline.
Buy SOL on an exchange and send it to your wallet address. Keep a little extra for fees.
Open pump.fun or Jupiter, paste the contract address from this page, and swap. Hold 100,000+ to earn.
Open pump.funEach stage has one goal you can check on-chain and one thing it gives holders. No dates we can't keep: a stage starts when its number is reached, and we post it here and on X.
For holdersSOL every round, up to 2x for staying, buybacks on bad hours.
You'll see it: every round is a transaction from the treasury, linked in the feed.
For holdersA message each time you are paid; your streak on a public board.
You'll see it: the bot's link appears in the checker, the repo link in Transparency.
For holdersTwo more coins' fees flow into our treasury: bigger rounds for the same bag.
You'll see it: the partner's fee config lists the $NEST treasury as a recipient.
For holdersEvery coin launched on the engine adds a line to our treasury.
You'll see it: the list shows every engine coin and its payments to the $NEST treasury.
The exact rules, every number included, are in the docs.
No. Keep $NEST in your wallet; SOL arrives in rounds.
Your multiplier goes back to 1x. You keep getting paid on what you still hold.
No. Only a drop in your balance resets it. Buying adds to your nest and keeps the days you already have.
Into keeping Nest running and growing: the servers and the bot's network fees, getting listed where buyers look, building the next stages, and the developer's own pay. The wallet is public, and every month we post what came in and what was spent.
No. pump.fun's contract locked it at creation: 80% treasury, 20% developer. The contract refuses any change.
It depends on trading volume and on how many hold. There is no fixed rate and no price promise — the calculator above shows the arithmetic.
A round runs when the treasury has 0.1 SOL to give, or after 60 minutes. On quiet days rounds are smaller and less frequent.
Then no fees come in and rounds pause. The treasury always keeps 0.05 SOL for transaction fees.
Hold 100,000 $NEST, don't sell, and let the rounds come to you.