Share it. When someone new signs up for pump.fun through it and makes their first trade, you each get $5 of $FIRSTBAG, bought with its own creator fees.
You share, they join, and $FIRSTBAG's creator fees pay you both.
Paste the wallet your rewards go to. That's the whole setup.
They sign up for pump.fun through it and make a first trade.
The treasury buys $FIRSTBAG and sends each of you a bag.
New traders brought to pump.fun
In $FIRSTBAG, to new traders and inviters
One per new trader, one per inviter
People who brought someone in
SOL of creator fees collected
SOL ready for bags
Left of today's payout budget
Market cap, once it trades
Example numbers while FirstBag is in practice mode. Real numbers replace them when payouts go live.
Every $FIRSTBAG trade pays creator fees into the treasury. The treasury buys $FIRSTBAG and hands it out. More traders, more fees, more bags.
Treasury: set at launch
pump.fun doesn't publish who used which link, so FirstBag checks the wallet on chain: it has to be brand new, with its first activity after your link was opened, and it has to have made a trade on pump.fun. They claim with your link, so your $5 goes to you.
A new pump.fun account, one trade on pump.fun (any coin, any size), and the wallet address from their pump.fun profile. Nothing to connect or sign.
$FIRSTBAG's creator fees collect in the treasury. For each approved claim, the treasury buys $10 of $FIRSTBAG on the open market and sends $5 to the new trader and $5 to the inviter. Every buy and send is on Solscan.
One bag per wallet, one claim per person per day, and inviters earn for up to 10 new traders a day. A daily budget keeps the treasury going; claims past it go out the next day.
Approved claims wait in line and go out as creator fees refill it. Nobody loses their place.
Each wallet claims once, each person once a day, and wallets funded by the same small wallet as an earlier claim are turned away. Abuse gets claims and links blocked.
No. FirstBag is independent and not affiliated with pump.fun.
No. It's a memecoin and can lose value; a $5 bag is worth whatever $FIRSTBAG is worth. Nothing here is financial advice.