PUMP pairs. 2% creator fees. A cross-chain future.
contract goes up at launch
Liquidity grows as launches earn creator fees.
Biggest 24h moves on Solana right now.
Most traded on Solana in the last 24 hours. The open market, not CHASE launches.
Every coin launched here pairs against PUMP and charges a 2% creator fee. That fee is the only thing that funds expansion — no treasury sale, no outside raise, no presale. This page shows what the pool actually holds and what the fee stream does with it.
the line starts when the first reading lands
Put a daily volume in and this works out what the 2% fee throws off and how it is split across the chains below. It is arithmetic on the number you type, not a forecast.
A pump.fun launch graduates when its market cap reaches roughly —. This is where $CHASE sits against that line right now.
One vault per chain. Creator fees flow in on Solana and are deployed outward, so a coin that trades here ends up with liquidity somewhere it never launched. Nothing is deployed until fees have actually arrived — a vault with nothing in it reads zero.
It pairs against PUMP and starts charging the 2% creator fee on every trade from the first block.
They sit in the coin's own vault. Nothing is routed anywhere until there is enough to open a position worth opening.
At the threshold the vault deploys to the next chain in the weighting and seeds liquidity there under the coin's own name.
Fees keep arriving and keep expanding the footprint. The coin never had to raise anything to get there.
CHASE is a launchpad with one idea behind it: a coin should not need a raise to exist on more than one chain. Launch on pump.fun, charge a creator fee, and let that fee buy the next chain.
Coins start where the liquidity already is. A PUMP pair, a bonding curve, and the same mechanics every trader already knows.
The 2% creator fee is the expansion budget. It funds the vault that opens the next market, and the one after that.
No presale, no treasury sale, no outside round. The only money that moves a coin across chains is money its own traders already paid.
The $CHASE pair, its price, market cap, liquidity, volume and bonding-curve progress are read from the market every 45 seconds. The trending and movers rails are the live Solana market, labelled as such — they are not CHASE launches.
The coins board is empty until coins are launched here, and the vault table reads zero until fees have actually arrived. Nothing is filled in to make either look busier than it is.
The calculator on the liquidity page is arithmetic on the number you type and the weights below. It is not a projection of what anything will earn.
The $CHASE mint is on the platform card at the top of the launchpad, and copying it from there is the only place to take it from.