The architecture of the Pumpkin Protocol unlocks several unique features, each deserving its own detailed explanation.
Creator earning.
Staking.
Milestones.
Pumpkin fund.
At Pumpkin, we’re all in for a fair launch, which means 0% of the supply goes to the token creator. It’s a good start, but let’s be real: this doesn’t completely solve the problem.
Here’s the issue: even with 0% allocation, creators often become the first buyers. They snag a significant portion of the supply early on and later dump those tokens on holders for a quick profit. This isn’t just something small projects do—it happens with celebrity-backed tokens too.
Let’s be honest: everyone is here to make money. The challenge is turning this into a positive-sum game, where all participants—creators and token holders—benefit.
The core problem? Most models don’t give creators any real reason to focus on long-term growth. Without proper incentives, the short-term profit of selling tokens becomes too tempting to ignore.
Pumpkin introduces creator earnings, a model designed to align incentives and drive sustainable growth:
As long as there’s buy volume, the creator earns.
This means the creator’s income is directly tied to the token’s long-term success.
Sure, creators benefit from Pumpkin, but what’s in it for token holders? Normally, holders rely on the token’s price going up to make a profit. But with our unique architecture, we’ve introduced a new, significant source of income for token holders.
Here’s how it works:
Any token that graduates from the bonding curve to Raydium comes with staking baked in by default.
A large portion of the trading fees is distributed to stakers as rewards.
The best part? These rewards are paid in SOL—real, valuable revenue.
No lockup period. Just stake and unstake whenever you want. It’s that simple.
We know you’re wondering: What’s the potential APY for holders?
Good news—we’ve crunched the numbers and even built a tool where you can check the APY for every token launched on Pumpkin that graduates to Raydium.
For example:
Peanut the Squirrel could offer a 32% APY.
Just a Chill Guy might provide an impressive 35% APY for its holders.
This isn’t just a great way to earn passive income—it also encourages long-term holding, which promotes token stability, supports the community, and boosts creator earnings.
Pumpkin’s ecosystem is designed to reward everyone involved, creating a win-win for both holders and creators. 🎃📈
Creator earnings are just one part of the equation. To ensure token creators stay focused on their token’s long-term success, we’ve introduced milestones—a system that’s as engaging as it is rewarding.
Milestones are like a mix of Twitch and GoFundMe—but way more exciting.
$69K, $500K, $2M, $10M
This is where Pumpkin’s video streaming platform comes in. Creators can:
Pull off something wild, host a fun challenge, or create a viral moment.
Grab attention and build hype around their token.
The community stays engaged and motivated as everyone works together to hit milestones.
99% of memecoins fail to gain traction, and chances are, you’re not holding the 1% that succeed. Pumpkin Fund changes the game by securing your stake in every project launched on its platform.
This feature is big, unique, and game-changing, so we believe it deserves a deeper dive. That’s why we’ll be dedicating an entire post to explaining how the Pumpkin Fund works, how it benefits the community, and why it’s a critical part of the ecosystem.
Stay tuned for all the details—you won’t want to miss it! 🎃
Here are some quick links to get updated on what’s happening in Pumpkin.
Website: https://pumpkin.fun/
Telegram: https://t.me/pumpkindotfun
Twitter: https://x.com/pumpkindotfun