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depfund

Packages with coins

Maintainers: claim your package's fees

If someone launched a coin for your package, 80% of its creator fees can be yours. Prove you can publish it: release one version with a depfund line in package.json. No sign-up, no forms, no messages.

  1. Open your package above and go to the Claim tab. Copy the line shown there.
  2. Add it to package.json and publish a new version (a patch is fine): npm version patch && npm publish.
  3. Press Check latest version. Depfund reads the latest version from the npm registry. Its publisher must be a listed maintainer, and the code and wallet must match.
  4. Depfund signs the one-time fee split on chain: 80% you, 10% the launcher, 10% Depfund. Fees then go straight to your wallet. You can remove the line in your next release.
package.json{
  "name": "your-package",
  "version": "1.4.1",
  "depfund": "DF-XXXX-XXXX <your Solana wallet>"
}

How it works

Launch: your wallet → pump.fun → Depfund list
Your walletsigns + pays rent pump.fun createcreator = escrow Depfund listchecked on chain 1 txverify website = the npm page · optional first buy in the same tx · one coin per package
Claim: publish a version → check → split on chain
npm publish"depfund": code wallet Registry checklatest · publisher Escrow signsone-time split 80% maintainerevery trade, after split 10% launcherwho made the coin 10% Depfundruns the site

Rules

  • One coin per npm package. If a package already has a coin, you see that coin instead of a launch form.
  • One free launch per wallet.
  • Not eligible: deprecated packages, and packages with fewer than 100 weekly downloads.
  • The coin's creator on pump.fun is the Depfund escrow , so fees wait until a maintainer claims.
  • After the split, the pump.fun fee program pays the three wallets directly; anyone can trigger a payout.
  • The site never holds your keys. Your wallet signs your launch; the escrow owner signs the split in their own wallet.

Tokenomics

Package coins are standard pump.fun coins: 1,000,000,000 supply, bonding curve, no team allocation. The launcher may make one first buy in the launch transaction.

Creator-fee split after a claim: maintainer / launcher / Depfund.

$DEPFUND, the site's own coin: address not published yet. Depfund's 10% share of package-coin fees runs the site.

Roadmap

  1. Now Search a package, launch its coin, one coin per package, maintainer claim by publish.
  2. Next Live price and fees earned on every package row.
  3. Then Scope-wide claims: one publish covers every package of an npm scope.
  4. Later Release feed: new versions of a package show on its coin page as they ship.

FAQ

Who gets the creator fees?

Until a maintainer claims, the escrow holds them. After a claim, the pump.fun fee program splits every trade's creator fee 80% to the maintainer's wallet, 10% to the launcher and 10% to Depfund. Fees earned before the claim are paid out in the same split.

Why a line in package.json?

Only people with publish rights can release a new version. Depfund reads the latest version straight from the public npm registry and checks that the publisher of that version is one of its maintainers.

What does launching cost?

pump.fun charges nothing to create. You pay about 0.02 SOL account rent and a small network fee. A first buy adds the amount you choose plus pump.fun's 0.95% fee, the 0.30% creator fee and PumpPortal's 0.5% service fee. The review screen lists each one before your wallet opens.

Is the coin endorsed by the package's authors?

No. Anyone can launch a coin for a public package. A "Claimed" badge only means a maintainer proved control and chose a payout wallet.

Can I launch more than one?

Each wallet gets one free launch, and each package gets one coin.

Is this safe to buy?

Most new coins lose value. Only spend what you can lose. Depfund never holds your funds or keys.