Solana · pump.fun · Polymarket odds

Every coin is a bet.

Launch a memecoin on pump.fun and pair it with any market on Polymarket. 80% of its creator fees buy shares on the side you pick. If the bet wins, the winnings buy back and burn the coin. The other 20% buy back and burn $BET.

Fees split on chain at launch·Nothing to the launcher·Free to launch·Where the fees go →
Launch a coin on a betSee the live board
Where a creator fee goesfixed at launch
On every trade of the coin, pump.fun paysThe coin's creator fee
80%Bet wallet · –Buys shares on the coin's Polymarket betvia Jupiter, on Solana
20%Treasury · –Buys back and burns $BETsupply goes down
When the market resolvesWin → the winnings buy back and burn the coinLose → nothing else changes. The coin keeps its market for life, and later fees keep buying it back and burning it.
Coins launched–each one paired with a market
USDC bet so far–across every coin's market
Open positions–bets waiting to resolve
Winnings paid back–bought back and burned the winning coins
$BET buybacks–from the treasury
Launch

Launch a coin on a bet

Three steps, about a minute. Free to launch: you sign from your own wallet, and pump.fun writes the fee split on chain for good.

How it works →
1

Pick your bet

any market on Polymarket

Search, paste a polymarket.com link, or browse. 80% of your coin's creator fees buy shares on the side you pick, and a win buys back and burns your coin. Only markets that trade on Solana (through Jupiter) and resolve at least 2 hours from now can be picked.

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2

Add an image

square, up to 3 MB
3

Name it and launch

pump.fun

We suggest a name from your bet; change it if you like. The coin launches from your own wallet, and the only cost is Solana's network fee.

Your coin$TICKER
$
A post about your coin. It becomes the coin's X link on pump.fun and shows on its page here.
We add a line saying the coin was launched here and how its fees are split.
Buyers trade your coin with SOL, and its creator fees are paid in SOL.
SOL
Buys your own coin in the same transaction, before anyone else.
Creator fees80% buy shares on your coin's bet
20% buy back & burn $BET
nothing to you: a win buys back and burns your coin
Paired withSOL
Website on pump.fun–
Bet wallet
Buyback wallet

Live board

Every coin, and its bet

Each coin launched here, the market it bets on, the odds right now and how much of its fees are in the position.

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Trending on Polymarket

Launch a coin on what people are betting on

Live odds from Polymarket. Pick a side and the launch form fills itself in.

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The platform token

$BET

Every coin launched here sends 20% of its creator fees to the treasury, which buys $BET on the open market and burns it. More coins, more trades, less supply.

Buy on pump.fun — soonHow the buyback works
Contract address
Coming soon
Queued to buy & burn–20% of unclaimed creator fees
How it works

Launch → fees → shares → win = buy back and burn.

One market per coin, for life. The split is written on chain by pump.fun at launch, so nobody can change it later.

01

Pick a bet, launch a coin

Search any market on Polymarket, pick the outcome and the side, add an image and a name, and launch on pump.fun from your own wallet. The pairing is written into the coin's metadata for good.

02

Fees buy shares

Every trade of the coin earns creator fees. 80% of them go to the bet wallet, which buys shares on your coin's side of the market through Jupiter, averaging in over time. 20% buy back and burn $BET.

03

Win = buy back and burn

When the market resolves, a win pays $1 a share, and all of it buys back and burns your coin. A loss changes nothing else: the coin keeps its market for life, and later fees keep buying it back and burning it.

Where the fees go

Every coin launched here has its pump.fun creator fees split on chain at launch: 80% to the bet wallet, which buys shares on the coin's Polymarket market through Jupiter, and 20% to the Bet Markets treasury, which buys $BET on the open market and burns it. pump.fun only lets the split be set once, so nobody can change it later.

Every coin launched hereCreator feeson every trade
80%
Bet wallet–fee-sharing config
buys
Shares on the coin's betPolymarketwin = buy back & burn the coin
Every coin launched hereCreator feeson every trade
20%
Treasury–fee-sharing config
buys
Buy & burn$BETsupply goes down
Do I get my coin's creator fees?

Not directly. 80% of them buy shares on your coin's bet, and 20% buy back and burn $BET. If the bet wins, all of the winnings buy back and burn your coin, which is what holders (and you) get.

Which markets can I pick?

Anything on Polymarket that trades on Solana through Jupiter and resolves at least two hours from now. Search, paste a polymarket.com link, or browse the rails. Markets Jupiter doesn't list yet show as not tradable. More than one coin can bet on the same market; they're shown together.

Can the bet change later?

No. The market and the side are written into the coin's pump.fun metadata, which can't be edited after launch. One market for life. After it resolves, the coin's later fees buy back and burn the coin.

Where does my coin link to?

Every coin launched here gets its own page on this site, and that page is the coin's website link on pump.fun and DEX screeners. It's set at launch and can't be changed.

Is it free to launch?

Yes. Bet Markets doesn't charge anything, and pump.fun doesn't charge to create a coin. The only cost is Solana's own network cost, about 0.01 SOL, which is mostly a one-time deposit for the coin's new accounts on chain. It comes from your wallet, and your wallet shows it before you sign. A dev buy is optional and extra.

Can I pair my coin with something other than SOL?

Yes. Under Pool liquidity pair, pick USDC or tap Custom for a tokenized stock or another coin. People then buy and sell your coin with that token, and its creator fees are paid in it. The split doesn't change. The pair is set at launch and can't be changed later. Other pairs need a few extra token accounts, which adds roughly 0.002–0.007 SOL of network deposit. A dev buy is still entered in SOL: it's swapped into the pair for you first, which is one extra approval in your wallet.