Launch on pump.fun through EchoPad. Every lamport of creator fees pays for another copy of your coin, pasted into the new-coins feed. Every copy points home.
This is the amplifier. Your coin on the left. On the right, its echoes landing in pump.fun's new-coins feed, each one wearing your face, each one carrying the way back to your real CA.
Live: the coin behind the newest echo on EchoPad.
Not a raid. Not a bot farm. A feedback loop built from pump.fun's own parts: its creator fee, its create instruction, its new-coins feed.
Echoes are coins too. Their fees come home and print more.
Anyone buys or sells your coin on pump.fun, on the curve or on PumpSwap after graduation.
pump.fun pays the creator 0.30% of every trade. EchoPad adds nothing on top.
The creator is an EchoPad collector wallet made for your coin. Not you. Not us.
Every minute the keeper claims your fees, sweeps every echo's fees home, and splits it all 50/50.
Half fires now, one echo every 4 seconds. Half fills the treasury: one echo every 10 minutes, for days.
Your coin and every echo share one website: echopad.wtf/c/your-CA, the real CA and a buy button.
An echo is a brand new pump.fun coin wearing the original's exact face, metadata and all. Zero dev buy, its own contract address, and a fresh creator wallet, so pump.fun shows a new dev with one coin. Its website, like the original's, is the original's EchoPad page: the real CA and a buy button.
The real one. Holds the real CA.
The copy. Circled: the one thing a trader can tell apart.
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pump.fun pays the creator 0.30% of curve volume. On EchoPad that money buys exactly one thing: echoes, at about 0.0058 SOL each, measured on mainnet. That is one echo per 1.93 SOL traded.
Half fire right away. Half wait in the treasury and keep the coin loud for days.
Not counted: fees from trading on the echoes, which come home every minute and print more.
Ranked by echoes printed. The loudest coin headlines. Nothing else counts.
Every trade prints another billboard.
One wallet signature. Your dev buy rides in the same transaction as the create, so no sniper gets in ahead of you.
The opening scream prepays up to 100 echoes, fired 4 seconds apart the moment you go live.
Nobody. The coin's on-chain creator is an EchoPad collector made for that coin, and 100% of what it collects is spent on echoes: half right away, half through its treasury. The launcher does not receive creator fees.
No. No platform fee, no share of creator fees. Your costs are pump.fun rent, 0.004 SOL of gas and treasury floor, and whatever you choose to buy.
A brand new pump.fun coin with 0 dev buy, wearing your exact pfp, name, ticker, X, Telegram and description, from a fresh creator wallet. Its website, like your coin's, is echopad.wtf/c/your-CA.
About 0.0058 SOL: pump.fun create rent plus fees, measured on mainnet. At the 0.30% creator fee that is roughly one echo per 1.9 SOL traded.
Every minute. Each run claims your coin's fees and sweeps every echo's fees home. Half fires as instant echoes, one every 4 seconds. Half fills the treasury, which prints one echo every 10 minutes until it runs dry.
Never. Echoes are ordinary pump.fun coins and anyone can trade them. Each one has its own creator wallet, and its fees are swept home to your coin's collector.
An optional prepay at launch of 0 to 100 echoes at 0.0058 SOL each, fired 4 seconds apart as soon as your launch confirms.
No. Only the original CA is the real coin, and every echo's website says so and links to it. Check the CA on the EchoPad page before you buy.
On PumpSwap the coin still earns creator fees, and the keeper keeps claiming and echoing.
Memecoins can go to zero. Echoes are attention, not a promise of price. Only spend what you can lose.
One launch. Then your coin keeps putting itself in front of pump.fun for as long as anyone trades it.