0.30% of every trade the bag rug payouts Launch a coin

Demo. Nothing real launches or pays out yet.

Every trade fills the airbag. A rug sets it off.

Coins launched on Airbag send pump.fun's creator fee, 0.30% of every buy and sell, into one shared bag. When a coin gets rugged, the bag pays its holders back in SOL, by written rules and only up to what it holds.

In the bag
0 SOL
Paid back
0 SOL
Holders paid
0

Demo board numbers, invented for the test bay.

A test bay. An airbag module sits on its stand; when a frame shows a rug, the bag inflates.
Frame 01 / 07T+0 ms
Bag0.000SOL
Charging
Into the bag, every trade 0.30% pump.fun's creator fee, routed to one bag at launch
What sets it off Rugs dev rugs and bundle rugs; drains reviewed by hand
Binance, 29 Oct 2026 $6.3B hacked; Binance said it would cover all losses CNBC ↗ pump.fun tokens flagged 98.6% as scams or fake trading Solidus Labs, May 2025 ↗

Follow the money, frame by frame.

Seven frames, from a trade to a payout. Click one to hold it there.

    01

    Bag vs volume

    1k SOL traded → 3 SOL

    SOL in the bag for SOL traded across every Airbag coin, at 0.30%, before payouts.

    The rules, short

    draft, planned
    1. Fill. Each coin's creator fee goes to the bag, through a fee split locked when the coin is created.
    2. One bag. One public wallet. Every fee in and every payout out is on chain.
    3. Trigger. The deployer, or a wallet it funded, dumps its bag. Holders from before the dump can claim.
    4. Payout. What you put in minus what you took out, in SOL. One event uses at most 20% of the bag.
    5. Drains. Checked by hand. On chain, theft and a move to your own second wallet look the same.
    All the rules →