Creator fees fill the vault. Your spin decides what the token does.
Pump Wheel is a Pump.fun token on Solana with a live wheel. Trading creates fees. Those fees fill the vault. Hold $WHEEL to spin. Each spin runs an on-chain outcome you can verify.
Mainnet spins open after Pump.fun graduation to PumpSwap. Devnet stays live for proof.
Supply: 1B WHEEL
Simple loop. Clear rules.
Fees go into the vault, someone spins, and an outcome runs on-chain. The automation bot handles the steps. Limits and approved lists keep it safe.
1. Fees go in
Creator fees split into MAIN and JACKPOT. You can see the split on-chain.
2. You request a spin
Meet the hold and cooldown rules, then spin.
3. Random pick
Verifiable randomness picks a tier and an outcome.
4. Outcome runs
The automation bot runs the outcome: burn, add LP, or move funds.
Four tiers. One wheel.
Most spins are Common. Rare and Legendary are the big moves. Mythic happens when the doom meter fills.
Most outcomes. Small actions, lots of them.
Buy + Burn · Fund Bounty · Repeat Last · Boost Jackpot · No Action
Bigger actions, less common.
Free Spin · Big Buy + Burn · LP Add (Small)
Big actions funded by the jackpot.
Mega Buy + Burn · LP Add (Large)
Full burn + LP split when the doom meter fills.
Burn + LP (Full)
What the wheel is doing right now.
These are the main on-chain numbers we track.
No surprise changes.
Important settings change on a timer. If something breaks, spins pause and pending actions are refunded.
Key settings change with a delay
Big changes wait on a timer so everyone can see them coming.
Pause button with multiple keys
A pause switch exists and needs more than one key.
Swaps/LP use approved executors
Risky actions run only through approved executors.
Safe Mode (refund-only)
If triggered, the wheel stops and refunds pending actions.
Quick answers
Who can spin?
Anyone who meets the minimum hold can spin. Cooldowns prevent spam.
What happens when I spin?
The wheel picks a random outcome. The automation bot runs it on-chain. You get a tx link.
Is randomness verifiable?
Yes. Randomness is verifiable on-chain.
Why is there a token burn requirement?
Burns reduce spam and make spins matter. Some outcomes waive the burn.