- Credited
- 2.184 SOL
- Withdrawn
- 0.900 SOL
- Claimable
- 1.284 SOL
Coins for this author's repos
Point a pump.fun coin's creator fees back at the people who built a model, dataset or Space on Hugging Face. They sign in with Hugging Face and withdraw in SOL, with a public receipt for every fee.
Play · about a minute
Launch a coin for a repo and watch each trade's creator fee flow back along the chain to the author, not to you. Then sign in as the author and withdraw.
Not endorsed by northwind-labs. They haven't said anything about this coin.
Trade too if you like. Buys and sells pay the same 0.30%, and it still goes to the author.
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Demo complete · simulated
Demo speed: 30 minutes of trading in 30 seconds. The 0.015 SOL push minimum is a demo value. No SOL, wallet or Hugging Face account was involved.
Where the fee flows back live
Launcher (you)0 SOL · by design
Receipts 0
Receipt #000001 prints on the first push.
123 pick a repoEnter launchB buy · S sell while trading
Sample coins and handles. Explore lists real coins from the first launch, each with its author's status.
All time · 0.000000000 SOL · 0 receipts
Connect a wallet to launch a coin
Receipt #000001 is written when the first coin's fees are pushed.
Each receipt carries the push tx, the credited account id and SOL/USD at that moment.
Every trade pays a creator fee. Backprop pushes it to the treasury and credits the repo owner the exact amount that arrived, with a numbered receipt.
Paste a hf.co link. The owner is pinned by account id, then you sign twice: create (plus an optional first buy) and the fee-sharing config.
Public models, datasets and Spaces. Private and gated repos are refused, and so are repos whose authors opted out.
Authors sign in with Hugging Face, add any Solana wallet and withdraw the balance. Minimum 0.005 SOL; Backprop pays the network fee.
Why Backprop
Open models get forked, quantized and memed within hours. Backprop sends the fees back to the people who trained them.
Docs · How fees move
Every step is either an onchain transaction or a public ledger entry. Nothing in between is a promise.
Someone buys or sells the coin. pump.fun charges a creator fee on every trade: 0.30% on the bonding curve.
buy 2.000 SOL → fee 0.006 SOLThe fee accrues in the coin's creator vault. The fee program splits it by the coin's sharing config.
vault +0.006000000 SOLOnce the vault clears the minimum, the Backprop crank calls distribute. 10,000 bps goes to the treasury.
distribute → treasury 100%The ledger credits the owner's account id the exact lamports that arrived, and writes a receipt with the tx and SOL/USD at that moment.
credit 65a3…a4c8 · #000001The owner signs in with Hugging Face and withdraws the whole balance to any Solana wallet.
withdraw ≥ 0.005 SOLValues in the chips are an example: one 2 SOL buy on the bonding curve.
Fee math
fees = volume × creator fee rate
A coin trades 250 SOL on the curve. 250 × 0.30% = 0.75 SOL is credited to the repo owner.
Routed fees come from trading, not donations. Nobody is asked to give anything; traders already pay the creator fee.
Docs · Verify it yourself
You don't have to trust this website. Every Backprop route is a pump.fun fee-sharing config you can read on chain, and every credit points at a transaction.
| Fee program | pfeeUxB6jkeY1Hxd7CsFCAjcbHA9rWtchMGdZ6VojVZpump.fun fee sharing. Holds each coin's sharing config and splits its creator fee. |
|---|---|
| Pump program | 6EF8rrecthR5Dkzon8Nwu78hRvfCKubJ14M5uBEwF6PThe bonding curve every coin trades on before graduation. |
| Instructions | createFeeSharingConfig then updateFeeSharesOne shareholder: the Backprop treasury at 10,000 bps (100%). |
| Treasury | Published at launch One address for every Backprop coin. It receives every push and pays every withdrawal. |
| Set by | The launcher's wallet, in the second signature of the launch. With Lock the split on (the default), the same transaction revokes the split admin, so the route can never change. |
| Config address | PDA(["sharing-config", mint], fee program)Derive it from the mint. No Backprop API involved. |
| How the owner is named | In the coin description: repo path and the owner's Hugging Face account id, pinned on IPFS with the metadata. The ledger credits the account id, not the username, so renames don't matter. |
| After graduation | The creator fee keeps coming from the PumpSwap pool. It steps down from 0.30% to 0.05% as market cap grows. The same config routes it; nothing changes for the author. |
| If the split changes | Route unverified Shown in red on the coin page when the config stops naming the treasury at 10,000 bps. The coin leaves Explore. |
// Find a coin's fee-sharing config. No Backprop API.
import { PublicKey } from "@solana/web3.js";
const FEE_PROGRAM = new PublicKey(
"pfeeUxB6jkeY1Hxd7CsFCAjcbHA9rWtchMGdZ6VojVZ"
);
const mint = new PublicKey(COIN_MINT);
const [config] = PublicKey.findProgramAddressSync(
[Buffer.from("sharing-config"), mint.toBuffer()],
FEE_PROGRAM
);
// Expect one shareholder: the Backprop treasury, 10,000 bps.
Credited fees sit in the treasury until the owner withdraws. The treasury address, every receipt and every withdrawal are public, so anyone can reconcile the ledger: the treasury balance must cover every unclaimed credit.
Leaderboard
Ranked by SOL routed, never by market cap. Both boards are empty until the first push, and they say so.
| # | Coin / repo | Author | Routed |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | — SOL | ||
| 2 | — SOL | ||
| 3 | — SOL | ||
| 4 | — SOL | ||
| 5 | — SOL |
A coin shows up here after its first push lands in the treasury.
| # | Author | Coins | Credited |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | — | — SOL | |
| 2 | — | — SOL | |
| 3 | — | — SOL | |
| 4 | — | — SOL | |
| 5 | — | — SOL |
An author appears once a receipt names their account id, claimed or not.
Claim
No setup before the first fee and no forms. The Hugging Face account that owns the repo is the claim.
Backprop matches your account id against the ledger. For an organization, any org admin can claim.
Any wallet you control. You can change it before each withdrawal.
Minimum 0.005 SOL. Backprop pays the network fee, and the withdrawal gets its own numbered receipt.
Rather not? Opt out after signing in. New launches for your repos are blocked, and whatever was already credited stays yours to claim.
Connect a wallet, then sign in with Hugging Face to claim
The token
Launched on pump.fun. 1,000,000,000 supply. No presale.
$BACKPROP's own creator fees are routed with pump.fun fee sharing to the Backprop operations wallet, published at launch and shown on the coin page. They pay for the crank, RPC, withdrawal network fees and hosting. That is the whole business model, which is why Backprop takes no cut of routed fees.
The ops wallet and the fee-sharing config are both visible on the pump.fun coin page. If they ever differ from what's listed here, trust the chain.
Roadmap
No, and the site never pretends they do. Fees are credited to the repo owner's account id from the first push, whether or not they ever sign in. Until they do, the coin is marked Unclaimed and every page for it says "Not endorsed by <owner>". Once signed in, the author can claim, or opt out in one click.
Nothing changes. At launch the repo is resolved to the owner's permanent Hugging Face account id, and that id is what the ledger credits. Usernames, org names and repo paths can change; the id doesn't. If a repo is transferred to a new owner, coins launched before the transfer keep crediting the owner at launch.
Org-owned repos credit the organization. Any admin of the org can sign in with Hugging Face and withdraw the org's balance to a wallet they add. Each withdrawal receipt shows which admin made it.
The Backprop treasury, between the push and the claim. That is custody, and we say so plainly. The treasury address is published at launch, and every receipt and withdrawal is public, so anyone can check that the treasury holds at least the sum of unclaimed credits.
Anyone with a Solana wallet can launch for any public model, dataset or Space, unless the owner has opted out. More than one coin can point at the same repo; every one of them credits the same owner and shows the same Claimed or Unclaimed status.
Refused. The resolver only accepts repos it can read without signing in. Private repos and gated repos (where the author asks people to accept terms first) can't be launched, so nobody launches a coin for something an author keeps behind a gate.
Not with Lock the split on, which is the default: the launch transaction revokes the split admin, so the route can never change. If a launcher turns the lock off and later edits the split, the coin page shows the route as unverified in red and the coin leaves Explore. Fees that stop reaching the treasury are never credited, because nothing arrives to credit.
It pays for Backprop. Its own creator fees fund the crank, RPC, withdrawal network fees and hosting, which is why Backprop takes no cut of routed fees. Holders will vote each week on the Home spotlight, one claimed repo at a time. Holding $BACKPROP gives no share of author fees; those belong to authors.
Launch coins and withdraw author payouts from a Solana wallet.
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