Risk disclaimer
- Trading risk
Coin prices can swing hard and markets can be thin. You can lose everything you put in.
- No financial advice
Kettle gives you tools and information, not advice. A coin being listed, ranked or written up in the daily tea is not a recommendation, and nothing promises a return. A brewer only gets a share of the creator fees a coin really earns.
- Your responsibility
Do your own research, keep your wallet safe and read every transaction before you sign it. Scams, failed transactions and mistakes on chain can cost you money and cannot be undone. Network and trading fees apply.
Who can use Kettle
Kettle is not open to U.S. citizens. When you choose Continue to Kettle, you confirm that you are not a U.S. citizen, that you understand these risks and that using Kettle is legal where you live.
This is your own statement. Kettle does not check identity or citizenship.
Prices, charts and numbers can lag or be incomplete. Check the details in your wallet before you sign.
CFTC advice on digital assetsBrew your coin
Kettle creates your coin on pump.fun from one payment of 0.1 SOL. Once it is live, it appears in Explore with a page of its own, ready to trade.
- 1
Sign in with your wallet
Connect a Solana wallet and sign in. The same wallet pays for the launch and signs your trades.
- 2
Fill in the details
Add a name, ticker and picture. Write a short description and add your links so people can find you.
- 3
Pick your brewers
Brew it solo, or add up to 4 friends' wallets. The coin's creator fees are split evenly between everyone who brews it.
- 4
Add a dev buy if you like
It is off by default. Turn it on to buy your own coin right after it goes live, signed in your own wallet.
- 5
Review and pay once
Check every detail, then send one payment of 0.1 SOL to Kettle's launch wallet. Kettle creates your coin on pump.fun and it shows up on Explore.
Kettle pays pump.fun's cost of creating the coin out of your 0.1 SOL. A dev buy and the network fee of your payment are separate.
Brew together
A coin can be brewed by a group. The launcher is brewer 1 and adds up to 4 more wallets. pump.fun's creator fees for that coin are split between them, and Kettle pays each brewer their share.
Kettle's launch wallet creates every coin, so pump.fun pays each coin's creator fees to that wallet. Kettle keeps a ledger for every coin, counts exactly what its trades earned and splits it between the coin's brewers.
Every amount owed and every payment is public on Analytics, with its reason and its Solana transaction. Each coin's page shows its brewers and their shares.
The bonding curve
Every Kettle coin is a normal pump.fun coin, paired with SOL from its first trade. You buy with SOL, you sell for SOL, and there is no pair to choose.
The curve belongs to pump.fun. Kettle does not set a coin's price, does not add a pool of its own and does not decide when a coin graduates. Every coin follows the same pump.fun rules.
After graduation the coin keeps trading against SOL, on PumpSwap instead of the curve. Its page on Kettle stays where it was.
Explore & trade
Open a coin from Explore to see its chart, latest trades, holders, chat and swap panel. Every trade is a Solana transaction you can look up on Solscan.
Kettle never holds your funds. Signing in tells Kettle your address; only your wallet can approve a payment or a trade.
Fees
A launch costs 0.1 SOL, paid once to Kettle's launch wallet, and Kettle covers pump.fun's create cost out of it. After that, pump.fun charges its own fee on every trade. Trades from a coin page are built by PumpPortal, which takes 0.5% of each trade.
pump.fun sets its own trading fees and creator fees. See pump.fun for the current rates. Your wallet also pays Solana's small network fee on each transaction you sign.
The daily tea
Once a day, at 18:00 UTC, an AI reporter writes the tea on the day's Kettle coins: the biggest moves, the new coins and the best of the chat. It is posted on the daily tea.
The reporter runs every day. Read the latest post on the daily tea.
Addresses
The addresses behind Kettle on Solana mainnet. Copy an address or open it on Solscan.
Kettle launch wallet
Creates every coinReceives each 0.1 SOL launch payment and creates every Kettle coin on pump.fun. As each coin's creator, it collects pump.fun's creator fees, which belong to that coin's brewers.
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Kettle's own coinKettle's own coin. Its official address is posted here and on @kettledotfun. Any coin using the name without that address is not Kettle's.
Address posted here at launchpump.fun programs
Every Kettle coin is created and traded through pump.fun's own programs. pump.fun describes them in its public docs .
Creates each coin and runs its bonding curve.
6EF8rrecthR5Dkzon8Nwu78hRvfCKubJ14M5uBEwF6PWhere a coin trades once it has graduated.
pAMMBay6oceH9fJKBRHGP5D4bD4sWpmSwMn52FMfXEAEvery launch gets its own coin address. Find it on the coin's page in Explore. Kettle runs no program of its own: its launch wallet creates each coin with pump.fun's program. Kettle's only site is brewkettle.fun.
Common questions
What does a launch cost?
0.1 SOL, paid once to Kettle's launch wallet. Kettle pays pump.fun's create cost out of it. A dev buy, if you turn one on, and the network fee of your payment come on top.
Who earns the creator fees?
The coin's brewers. Kettle's launch wallet creates every coin and collects its creator fees, then splits each coin's fees evenly between its brewers: the launcher alone, or the launcher and up to 4 friends.
How do brewers get paid?
Once a brewer's share reaches 0.01 SOL, Kettle writes it down as owed and sends it in SOL from its own wallet. Every amount owed and every payment shows on Analytics with its transaction.
Can I change the brewers later?
No. The brewers and their shares are set when the coin is created and stay with it.
What is the daily tea?
A short post an AI reporter writes once a day about the day's Kettle coins, from Kettle's own numbers. It is content only: it moves no money and is not advice.
Why can't I pick a pair?
Every Kettle coin is a pump.fun coin, and pump.fun pairs every coin with SOL. There is nothing else to choose, before or after graduation.
Can I sell my dev buy?
Yes. A dev buy is an ordinary buy made from your own wallet, so those coins are yours to hold or sell like any other trade.
What happens at graduation?
When the bonding curve completes, the coin moves to PumpSwap and keeps trading there against SOL. pump.fun handles the move; Kettle does nothing to trigger it.
When can I launch?
Now. Open Create, fill in your coin and pay 0.1 SOL from your wallet.
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