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Every token launched here has its own fee wallet as its pump.fun creator, so its creator fees are its own, earmarked for the church it is named for. An engine is to sweep each token’s fees and record the amount against that token; it is in dry run for now. A token bound to a church that publishes its own Solana address is swept straight to that address. Every other token is swept to the HolyPad donation wallet, and HolyPad donates its total to its church by hand, publishing every donation on this page with proof.
Each token’s creator fees, swept so far and recorded against that token. A token marked direct to church is bound to a church that publishes its own Solana address: every sweep is paid straight to it, on-chain, and its token page lists each one. A token marked HolyPad wallet is swept here and earmarked for the church it is named for; that church has received it when it appears in the ledger below. Most raised first.
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The first token to launch is listed here with the church it is named for and what its fees have raised.
The address a token’s sweeps will be sent to unless its church publishes a Solana address of its own, each on its own record. The wallet figure is the SOL it holds now, and only tokens routed through this wallet ever add to it: a token bound to a church with its own published address is swept straight there and never passes through here. The raised figure counts confirmed sweeps from every token, whichever way they went; what came through this wallet is committed to the tokens’ churches.
This is an address, not an account any server can spend from. Its key exists only in the founder’s own wallet app; the engine can send here, or to the address a church publishes on its own site, and nowhere else. Everything into it and out of it is on-chain, so anyone can check it. SOL at $119 via coingecko.
Kept by hand. Each line is one donation from the wallet above to one church, with a link that proves it. A line that is a token’s total names the token. Sweeps paid straight to a church’s own published address are not lines here; each one is on its token’s page, with its transaction.
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The first one is published here with proof: the date, the church, the token it came from, the amount, how it was sent and a link anyone can check.
A token is launched with its own fee wallet as its creator. The create transaction names a fee wallet made for that token as its on-chain creator and puts 0.01 SOL into it from the launcher, so it can pay for its own sweeps. Nothing goes to HolyPad. Anyone can verify the creator on the token’s bonding curve.
pump.fun accrues the creator fee in that token’s own vault. Currently 0.30% of trading volume on the bonding curve, less after graduation. pump.fun does not guarantee that any fee is charged or distributed. The fee is that token’s alone, earmarked for the church it is named for.
An engine checks each token’s fees every ten minutes; it is in dry run. Right now it records what it would move and nothing moves. When live, it collects the token’s fees into its fee wallet, keeps a small reserve for the next sweep, and sends the rest on once it is worth about $5, recording the amount against that token. Where to is fixed by two committed sources and nothing else: straight to the Solana address the token’s church publishes on its own site, if the launch was bound to that church in the directory, and otherwise to the donation wallet. The engine holds neither key and can send nowhere else.
HolyPad donates each token’s total to its church, by hand, at least once every three months. For a token swept to the donation wallet: through an established crypto-giving rail the church already uses, through a processor that pays the church in dollars, or directly to the church’s own wallet. Processor fees of 0 to 6% and network fees come out on the way, so a church receives slightly less than leaves the wallet. A token swept straight to its church’s own address has no step to wait for: each sweep is the payment, less network fees.
Each donation is published here with proof. The date, the church, the token, the amount, how it was sent and a link anyone can check. A donation from the wallet above that is not listed on this page has not been made; sweeps paid straight to a church are on that token’s page instead.