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How it works

Every weeb has a main.

A main is a new coin priced in $WEEB, its alpha: every trade of a main goes through $WEEB.

Three steps

01

One alpha: $WEEB

Every main is priced in $WEEB. There is no other coin to pick.

$WEEB itself is priced in $PUMP: the family is $PUMP → $WEEB → mains.

graduates $69Kprice in $WEEB1B supply, 100% on the curve$WEEB reserve
02

Launch your main

1B supply, all of it on WEEB's bonding curve, priced in $WEEB. No team allocation, no presale.

An optional first buy rides in the same transaction. You get 0.30% of every trade, in the coin it trades against. At launch you pick what it does: you keep it, it buys back and burns your coin, or it pays your holders.

1st2nd3rd4thFriday 20:00 UTCfees in USD →
03

Main of the Week

Every trade pays 1.25%. Part of it fills the weekly pot. Proposed

At Friday 20:00 UTC, the coin with the most fees that week takes it, paid in SOL.

Cards level up

Every main gets a card. Its rarity is its curve.

  1. N, normal: at launch, under 25% of the curve.
  2. R, rare: from 25% of the curve.
  3. SR, super rare: from 50% of the curve.
  4. SSR, super super rare: from 90% of the curve (King of the Hill).
  5. UR, ultra rare: graduated: the curve is full.

The card is the chart. Its rarity is the coin's real curve progress, the figure on its page, never a promise of anything. It moves both ways: a card falls back a level when its curve does, and only a graduation stays UR. SSR from 90% is the stretch pump.fun's crowd calls King of the Hill.

WEEB is not affiliated with pump.fun, and pump.fun has not endorsed, partnered with or reviewed this platform.

Where mains trade

On WEEB's curve, priced in $WEEB.

grad.curve · $WEEB
bonding curveWEpriced in$WEEB

WEEB's curve

The same kind of bonding curve, on Raydium, graduating to a Raydium CPMM pool. It has no launch-fee window.

No launch-fee window: every trade pays the normal 1.25% from the first second. The creator's first buy rides in the launch transaction. Proposed

pump.fun: not open yet. Mains on pump.fun are not open yet: they open when pump.fun lists $WEEB as a pair asset, and pump.fun controls that list. WEEB's curve is open, so this main launches there.

WEEB is not affiliated with pump.fun, and pump.fun has not endorsed, partnered with or reviewed this platform.

Where the 1.25% goes

Fees are a proposal and may change before launch. This is WEEB's curve.

1.25%of every trade ($1.42 on $113), taken in $WEEB, the alphaProposed

Weekly pot 0.20% ($0.23) · Swapped to SOL and paid to the Main of the Week: its holders, its creator, and a buyback and burn of its alpha.

Never in the coin you deploy
On a curve priced in $WEEB, the fee is $WEEB: that is what the curve holds.
After graduation
When a curve fills, the main moves to a regular pool (Raydium CPMM). A regular pool can take part of its fee in the main; the platform burns any it receives.“Keep it”: Same split before and after graduation: you get 0.30%, the pot 0.20%, holders 0.10% and the alpha burn 0.10%. After graduation Raydium keeps 0.04% instead of 0.25%. The difference goes to the locked liquidity: its alpha side to the platform, its main side burned. Same amounts, different custody: after graduation Raydium pays your 0.30% to WEEB, and WEEB forwards it. This holds while Raydium's CPMM pays the full 1% creator fee: Raydium has announced a protocol share of it (19 Sept 2026), which would lower every share after graduation.“Pay my holders” or “Buy back and burn”: Same split before and after graduation. Your 0.30% keeps following your pick: after graduation Raydium pays it to WEEB, which pays your holders or buys back and burns your main. The pot 0.20%, holders 0.10% and the alpha burn 0.10% do not change. After graduation Raydium keeps 0.04% instead of 0.25%. The difference goes to the locked liquidity: its alpha side to the platform, its main side burned. This holds while Raydium's CPMM pays the full 1% creator fee: Raydium has announced a protocol share of it (19 Sept 2026), which would lower every share after graduation.
Venue
WEEB's curve is Raydium LaunchLab's bonding curve, priced in $WEEB, for every main. pump.fun is not open for mains yet.
Creator
0.30%, paid by the venue in the coin it trades against: a creator of a main is paid in $WEEB. At launch the creator picks what it pays for:
  • Keep it (the default). Paid to you in the pair's currency. Claim it from the pool any time.
  • Buy back and burn my main. Paid to WEEB's wallet, which buys your coin with it and burns what it bought, in each payout run.
  • Pay my holders. Paid to WEEB's wallet, which adds it to your holders' rewards: credited every hour by time held, paid in each payout run.
Who holds it. Keep it: you hold it; the pool pays your 0.30% to you, and you claim it from the pool yourself. Pay my holders or Buy back and burn: WEEB's wallet holds it; the pool pays your 0.30% to WEEB, which pays your holders or buys back and burns your main in each payout run, and you cannot claim it from the pool. More below.

Buybacks pay the normal fee, do not count in the race, and are published after they execute. On Raydium LaunchLab, “Keep it”: Until graduation you claim your 0.30% from Raydium any time. After graduation Raydium pays it to WEEB, and WEEB forwards it by hand, minimum $1. If WEEB stops, you cannot claim it from Raydium. WEEB's admin key can change this pool's fee rates, including your 0.30%, and who receives the fee after graduation, until your coin graduates.

Holders
0.10% goes to holders by time held, paid in $WEEB: a main pays $WEEB. It is never swapped, and it is credited every hour. A creator who picks “Pay my holders” adds their 0.30% on top.
Burn
0.10% burns $WEEB, the alpha: the fee is already in it. So does 20% of each winning pot, bought with SOL at the Friday close (see below).
Platform
0.30%. Runs the site, the race, the weekly payout, and the swaps and burns in each payout run.
Why only the pot is swapped
One pot is shared by every main, so it is paid in one currency, SOL. On pairs that trade in $WEEB, only the pot's 0.20% is swapped to SOL, in small lots in each payout run. That is a sale of $WEEB worth 0.20% of every trade, about twice the size of the 0.10% burn. Holder rewards stay in $WEEB. When one of those pairs wins the week, 20% of its pot buys $WEEB back and burns it. Net of the burns, about 0.06% of volume is sold, averaged over every alpha and week. That is before the platform's own slice. The platform's own 0.30% arrives in $WEEB too, on pairs that trade in it. Whether the platform holds or sells that slice is not decided yet.

Worked example: a 1 SOL buy of a main

SliceShareIn $WEEBUSD
Venue0.25%67.49$0.28
Creator0.30%80.99$0.34
Weekly pot0.20%53.99$0.23
Holders0.10%27.00$0.11
Burns $WEEB0.10%27.00$0.11
Platform0.30%80.99$0.34
Total fee1.25%337$1.42

Proposed1 SOL = 26,995 WEEB at the snapshot prices (SOL $113, DexScreener, Thu 24 Sept, 12:05 UTC; WEEB $0.00420, a sample price: it is not launched yet). Not live. Each figure is rounded on its own, so a column can be a cent or a last digit off its total. Only the pot slice is then swapped to SOL. The holder slice is paid in WEEB, and the creator's slice goes where the creator chose at launch.

Your SOL buys $WEEB first (through $PUMP, which $WEEB is priced in), then that $WEEB buys the main. It trades through its alpha: every SOL buy is a $WEEB buy on the way in, and every SOL sell a $WEEB sell on the way out.

The example treats 1 SOL as exactly its value in $WEEB, at this demo's sample price for $WEEB, which is not launched yet. A real buy also pays the swap fees and price impact of the hops on the way to $WEEB (not ours).

We never sell your main

On WEEB's curve, every fee is taken in $WEEB. Paying rewards never means selling yours.

Only the pot slice moves to SOL, in small swaps in each payout run. Holder rewards stay in the coin they arrive in and are credited every hour, not in one lump.

Any of your coin the platform receives or buys back, for example after graduation or for a creator's buyback, is burned, never sold.

Main of the Week

The weekly race.

  1. 1The week closes Friday 20:00 UTC. A new race starts the same second.
  2. 2Ranked by fees generated in USD that week. Never market cap: a thin pool can be marked up for cents.
  3. 3At least 50 unique trader wallets that week to be eligible.
  4. 4Paid in SOL, in the payout run after the close: 60% to the winner's holders by time held, 20% to its creator, and 20% buys back its alpha and burns it. Proposed
  5. 5Nobody eligible? The whole pot rolls into next week.

What fills the pot

Every trade
0.20%
A week with no eligible winner
rolls over

The pot arrives in $WEEB and moves to SOL in small swaps in each payout run, the only slice that is swapped. On a 1 SOL trade the pot slice is $0.23.

Tied to the real $WEEB

By mint, never by ticker.

  1. 1Linked by mint address. The chip on every main opens $WEEB's page. WEEB is not launched yet: its contract address is announced only on weeb.meme and X @WeebMemepf.
  2. 2Its own ticker. A main can't be called $WEEB.
  3. 3Other tokens with the same ticker are not $WEEB. Only the contract address weeb.meme announces is.
  4. 4$PUMP is listed because it is public. pump.fun has not endorsed or partnered with this site.
Example
WE$WEEB

Contract address: not launched yet. Any address posted before weeb.meme announces one is not ours.

Who holds what

Where your money sits between a trade and a payout. Proposed

What you have to trust
WEEB's keys sign every claim, buyback, burn and payout WEEB makes; a "Keep it" creator signs their own claims. There is no multisig and no second person who can stop or reverse a payout.
If WEEB stops
WEEB holds: routed creator fees; Keep-it creators' shares after a Raydium graduation; every holder reward not yet paid (including carried amounts); the pot; and queued buybacks and burns. None of it can be claimed from the chain if WEEB stops paying.
On pump.fun
On pump.fun every share of the split, a "Keep it" creator's included, is paid to one of WEEB's wallets, and WEEB's keys sign every swap, burn, payout and forward it makes with them. No creator claims anything. There is no multisig and no second person who can stop or reverse a payout. On pump.fun WEEB holds, from the first trade: the pot's, holders' and burn shares of the split, a "Keep it" creator's share until it is forwarded, and a "Buy back and burn" creator's share until it is bought back. None of it can be claimed from the chain if WEEB stops paying.
“Keep it” on Raydium LaunchLab
Until graduation you claim your 0.30% from Raydium any time. After graduation Raydium pays it to WEEB, and WEEB forwards it by hand, minimum $1. If WEEB stops, you cannot claim it from Raydium. WEEB's admin key can change this pool's fee rates, including your 0.30%, and who receives the fee after graduation, until your coin graduates.
When we pay
Credited hourly as estimates. Paid when the operator runs a payout: at least every Friday, and we aim for daily. Not continuous yet. Every payout, burn and buyback is published with its transaction.
Platform-wide settings
WEEB's admin key sets who receives Raydium's post-graduation creator fee for every coin under our Raydium settings, and can change LaunchLab fee rates live. Any coin launched under WEEB's Raydium settings, from any site, gets the same split and the same forward after graduation, except a coin paired with a quote WEEB does not list: its creator's share is forwarded and the rest goes to the platform, with no holder rewards and no pot. Today such a forward is held, not paid, until WEEB can price that quote.
Buybacks
Buybacks pay the normal fee, do not count in the race, and are published after they execute.
Audit
Meteora DBC and DAMM v2, Raydium LaunchLab, CPMM and LP-Lock, and Jupiter's swap program (used for pay-with-SOL buys and for WEEB's own pot and burn swaps) are third-party programs that WEEB did not write and has not audited. Some are not verified builds, and all can be upgraded by their owners. WEEB's own site, ledger and payout scripts are not audited either.

What runs it

Plainly.

The platform credits holder rewards every hour, as estimates. In each payout run it claims the fees it holds and does the burns, the buybacks creators pick, the pot's swaps to SOL, the holder payouts and the pot moves. Each is an on-chain transaction listed on the site.

Soft launch, manual payouts. At launch the platform runs every payout itself, with a script the operator starts by hand, and publishes every transaction: holder rewards and creators' buybacks in a payout run at least every Friday (we aim for daily), and the weekly pot after the Friday close. Holder rewards are credited every hour as estimates. Automation comes later.

The pools run on third-party programs: Raydium LaunchLab's bonding curve and, once a main graduates, Raydium CPMM. Their publishers audited some versions; WEEB has not audited them, or its own code.

A main launched on pump.fun. pump.fun's four programs (its curve, its fee-sharing program, PumpSwap and its mayhem program) are third-party programs that WEEB did not write and has not audited. pump.fun's team can upgrade all four without notice. WEEB's own site, ledger and payout scripts are not audited either.

Demo: sample data, no real trading. In this demo the swaps, burns, reward credits and holder payments of a payout run happen every minute, so you can watch them. The real product runs them in payout runs, at least every Friday.

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