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Launch
Name it, upload an image, add your links. One signature launches the coin on pump.fun, with its own Fragments wallet set as the creator.
Launch on pump.fun and route the creator fees here. The fees buy your token and send a fragment of it to active Solana wallets, best wallets first, with every send on a public ledger.
Live totals, updated with every confirmed send
- Fragments sent
- 0
- Wallets reached
- 0
- SOL distributed
- 0
- Tokens launched
- 0
How it works
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Route
Every trade pays a creator fee. Those fees land in your token's Fragments wallet, kept apart from every other token, so the ledger always shows whose fees paid for what.
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Fragment
The fees buy the token and send one to each eligible active wallet, best wallets first, until the balance runs out. Every send and its cost goes on the public ledger.
Each line is one fragment leaving its token for a wallet. Wallets stay lit after they receive one.
The map fills in as tokens launch and their first fragments go out.
Live feed
Nothing yet. Launches and sends appear here the moment they happen, and the first fragments go out as soon as a token's fees arrive.
Open the full ledgerAlmost all of it is the deposit for the recipient's token account. We show the real cost of every send, not an average, and every number below links to the chain.
A send to a new wallet, at today's rates
0.00152 SOL
- Token account deposit
- 0.00151 SOLCreating the wallet's account for the token. Paid once per wallet, per token, and it stays in that account.
- Network fee
- 0.0000039 SOLThe Solana fee and priority fee for the transaction, split across every send in the batch.
- The fragment itself
- 0.00000061 SOLOne token, bought with the same fees.
The rules, in public
- Who gets one: wallets that swapped on pump.fun, PumpSwap or Jupiter in the last 24 hours, with a real balance and history. Best wallets first.
- Who never does: exchanges, market makers, programs, the token's own pools, wallets that already hold it, and anyone who has opted out.
- Spending caps: 0.100 SOL per token per day, 0.300 SOL across all tokens.
- Platform share: 10% of each token's fees go to the main Fragments token, recorded on both sides of the ledger.
Latest on the ledger
Open the ledgerThe ledger is empty for now. Every fee and send will be listed here.
| Entry | Token | Amount | Transaction |
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What is a fragment?
One token from a coin launched on Fragments, sent to an active Solana wallet and paid for by that coin's own creator fees.
Why did I receive a token I didn't ask for?
Your wallet swapped on pump.fun, PumpSwap or Jupiter recently, so it qualified for a fragment. You don't need to do anything with it. Receiving one isn't an endorsement, and you can stop all future fragments in one step.
How are recipients chosen?
Wallets that swapped in the active window, with a real balance, some history and a meaningful swap size. Each one gets a score from its balance, swap volume, recency and age, and sends go to the highest scores first. A wallet gets at most one fragment a day across all tokens. Exchanges, market makers, programs, pools, existing holders and opted-out wallets are always skipped.
Where do the creator fees go?
Each token gets its own Fragments wallet, set as the coin's creator on pump.fun at launch, so its fees never mix with another token's. 10% of each token's fees go to the main Fragments token; the rest pays for that token's fragments.
What does each send cost, and who pays?
The token's own fees pay. Sending to a wallet that has never held the token costs about 0.0015 SOL, almost all of it the deposit that creates the wallet's token account. Every send's real cost is on the ledger.
What happens when a token's fees run out?
Sends for that token pause until more fees arrive. Nothing is ever paid from another token's balance.
Is this financial advice?
No. Fragments is software for launching and distributing tokens. Tokens launched here are speculative and can lose all their value.