Users
Now serving User#0 Next#1born with the next $10 in fees

Every $10 in fees, a new user is born.

$USERS turns its creator fees into users. Each one takes a number, buys $5 of $USERS, holds it for 20 minutes and sells. Then the next number is called. They are bots, and every one of them says so.

Buy $USERS See the queue

Users born
0
Holding right now
0
Bought so far
$0
Every ticket is a user. The next one is already in the slot.

The queue

Waiting for launch

Every ticket is a user. Turn one over for its receipt.

    How a user is born

    1. The coin trades. pump.fun splits its creator fees on-chain: half to the dev, half to the users vault.
    2. Every $10 in fees, a number is called. The vault has $5 for a new user. User#N is born: a new wallet with its own number.
    3. The user buys $5 of $USERS and says what it is. “I’m a bot. I hold $USERS for 20 minutes, then I sell. Don’t worry: a new user is born with the next $10 in fees.”
    4. Twenty minutes later it sells. Its sale goes to the dev’s wallet, its ticket is stamped, and the queue moves on.
    Are the users real people?
    No. Every user is a wallet the coin pays for out of its own fees, and every one says it is a bot.
    Where does the money go?
    Half of every creator fee goes to the dev. The other half buys users; when a user sells after 20 minutes, its sale goes to the dev’s wallet too. Both shares are set on-chain with pump.fun’s fee sharing.
    What does a holder get?
    A coin that keeps calling buyers in as long as it trades: every $10 in fees is $5 of buying. Each user also sells after 20 minutes, so there is no promise about the price.
    The $USERS logo: the default profile picture every user wears

    $USERS

    $USERS launches on pump.fun. Its contract address will be here.