FORGEEvery token gets a deck. Trading fills it in.
Launch for real on pump.fun. Its trading fees fund 3 card slots - Buyback, Burn, LP, Reward, Jackpot - and the community votes on which ones a token keeps. Forever.
No presale. No team allocation. Just a wallet and a pump.fun launch.
You launch the token. The fees do the rest.
Pick a name, a symbol, an image, and an optional dev buy - the rest is one pump.fun transaction. From the moment it's trading, every fee it earns counts toward unlocking its deck.
There's no separate token for Forge, no staking step, no allocation held back for later. The coin you launch is the whole thing.
Launch your tokenEvery token picks 3 of 5 - Buyback, Burn, LP, Reward, Jackpot. The other two never run. That choice, made by whoever shows up to vote, is what gives each token its own shape.
Most tokens have nothing to show for their own volume.
Fees get paid on every trade whether or not anyone benefits from them. Forge routes that cut back into the token itself - support, supply, or holders - decided in the open, by whoever shows up to vote.
No action, no upside.
A token that never unlocks a card just trades like any other pump.fun launch. The deck only does something once trading earns it the right to.
Real fees, swept live
Pulled straight from the token's own pump.fun activity - nothing simulated.
One wallet, one vote
No weighting by bag size - every holder gets the same single say.
Permanent once locked
Every decision sticks for the life of the token - no re-rolling a slot.
Five cards. 3 slots. Pick a deck.
Every card draws from the same pool of fees and unlocks at its own tier of cumulative fees. Which 3 actually run is the one thing every holder gets a say in.
Forge doesn't run the market. It just watches the fees.
Every buy and sell goes straight through pump.fun's own bonding curve - the same one the rest of the market already trades on. Forge's only job is sweeping the creator-fee cut as it lands and keeping score toward the next unlock.
See a live tokenA fee that already exists.Pointed somewhere, for once.
Questions, answered plainly.
Yes. Forge calls the real pump.fun program to create and trade the token - same bonding curve, same chart, same thing anyone can already trade on pump.fun. Forge doesn't simulate anything; it sits on top of the creator-fee cut.
Each token gets its own wallet, generated when it launches. Pump.fun's creator-fee share for that token routes there, and Forge sweeps it in automatically. Nobody, including Forge, holds it anywhere else.
1 SOL of cumulative fees unlocks the first card. The next one needs 2 SOL total, the one after that 3, and so on. It's a running total from real trading, not a reset meter - a token never loses unlocked progress.
Anyone can vote once a slot's card tier unlocks. One wallet, one vote - no token-weighting, no minimum holding. Most votes wins when the window closes, and that card is locked into the slot forever.
Three slots mean every token's deck is a real decision, not a checklist. Two cards will always be the ones you didn't pick - that's what gives a token a shape of its own.
No. Once a card fills a slot, it stays there and keeps routing its share of fees that way for the life of the token. That permanence is the point - it's what the vote is actually deciding.
Launch it. Let the fees decide.
Forge is built on Solana, trades through pump.fun, and keeps no cut of its own beyond what the cards route. Questions that aren't covered above - ask in the token's own community.