Vault arming

EVERY FEE
BECOMES
$PUMP.

$VAULT is a reserve token. One hundred percent of the creator fees it generates on pump.fun stay in the dev wallet, get swapped into $PUMP, and never leave. The vault only grows — and every gram of it is on-chain, verifiable, right here.

100% of creator fees0% team sell1B supply, no mint
Greenpill VaultGreenpill ReservePending
0.00$PUMP held
Reserve value
Backing / 1M $VAULT
Fees generated
$PUMP price

Balance read straight from the Solana RPC. Nothing here is typed by hand.

$PUMP in vault/Reserve value/$VAULT mcap/24h volume/24h fees/24h change/Team sells0/$PUMP in vault/Reserve value/$VAULT mcap/24h volume/24h fees/24h change/Team sells0/
The vault

Open books, one wallet

The reserve lives at a single address. Copy it, paste it into any explorer, and count the PUMP yourself.

Awaiting launch

Reserve curve starts filling in

Each snapshot adds a point. Run npm run snapshot on a schedule to build the history.

Reserve— PUMP
Worth
Sold to date0 PUMP

Verify it yourself

Vault wallet
Pending launch
$VAULT mint
Pending launch
$PUMP mint
Mechanics

A one-way valve

Value flows in and stops. There is no distribution schedule, no team allocation, no path out — just a wallet that accumulates.

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You trade $VAULT

Every buy and sell on pump.fun charges a creator fee. On a normal coin the dev pockets it and walks.

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The fee stays in the dev wallet

Nothing is withdrawn. The creator wallet is the vault — it is the only address that ever touches these fees.

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It is swapped into $PUMP

Collected fees are converted to $PUMP, the asset that sits underneath the whole pump.fun economy.

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The reserve only grows

PUMP is never sold. Every trade thickens the reserve, and the balance on this page goes up in public.

Why $PUMP?

Half of all pump.fun protocol fees buy back and burn $PUMP. Holding the reserve in $PUMP means the vault is long the launchpad itself, not long a promise.

About $PUMP →
Numbers

Everything the vault knows

Pulled live every 30 seconds from Solana RPC and public market data. If a number can't be verified, it shows a dash instead of a guess.

$PUMP in vaultNever sold, never lent
Reserve valuePUMP held × spot price
Total fees generatedLifetime creator fees on $VAULT
Fees last 24hTomorrow's PUMP buy
$VAULT market capLive from the deepest pair
24h volumeVolume is what feeds the vault
LiquidityPooled on Solana
Backing / 1M $VAULTReserve ÷ 1B supply
Questions

The short answers

If something here reads like a promise of profit, read it again — it is not one.

$PUMP, and only $PUMP. Creator fees earned by $VAULT on pump.fun are collected in the dev wallet and converted into $PUMP. That balance is what this page reads live from the chain.

The commitment is that it never sells. Nothing on Solana can make a wallet technically unable to move tokens without a lock program, so treat the balance history on this page — and the wallet on Solscan — as the accountability mechanism. Every outflow would be public within seconds.

No. There is no claim, no redemption, no dividend, no yield. $VAULT is not a security and holding it grants no right to the reserve. The vault is a public balance sheet, not a payout.

Reserve balance comes from a Solana RPC call against the vault wallet. Prices, market cap, volume and liquidity come from public market data for the deepest Solana pair. Fees come from pump.fun where available, otherwise they are shown as an estimate and labelled as such.

No. Greenpill Vault is an independent community project. It is inspired by the pump.fun ecosystem and holds $PUMP as its reserve asset, but it is not operated, endorsed or reviewed by pump.fun or Green Pill Holdings.

The reserve stops growing. It does not disappear, and it does not get sold to prop up a chart. A vault that stops filling is just a vault that stopped filling.