Treasurepad
Fees go in the box. A riddle decides who takes them.
This is a pump.fun launchpad with one extra lock. Creator fees on a listed coin are swept into a vault. Holders of that coin get a riddle. The first wallet to submit the answer takes most of the vault, and the next round starts with a new answer already hashed.
- In vaults
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- Paid out
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- Solved
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The prize sits in the box. Click it.
What happens in a round
A round is one answer, one hash, and one payout. It ends when someone is right, or 24 hours after the last clue if nobody is. The notes below are the mechanics. The rulebook has the edge cases.
01
The coin is launched, and the fees leave the creator
You sign once to create the coin on pump.fun, and again to assign 100% of creator fees to a vault for that mint. After the second signature the creator does not receive those fees. The vault address is public. The key that spends it is not.
02
Trading fills the box
A job claims creator fees every few minutes. The number on a coin page is the spendable balance: SOL in the vault, minus a small float that pays the payout transaction. That float is not part of the prize. A transfer sent straight to the vault counts too.
03
The riddle is already finished when you see clue 1
Six clues are written at the start. Only the first is shown. Another is released each time the vault has grown by 0.2 SOL since the round began. A fat leftover from the previous round does not unlock them. Growth is what matters, and later clues are written to be easier.
04
One correct guess ends it
A holder signs a guess. If it matches, 80% is sent to that wallet, 10% stays as the seed of the next round, and 10% buys the platform token when one is set. The answer is published with its salt. A new hash goes up before the next guess is accepted.
Open hunts
Each card is one coin. The brass pips are clues already out. A dark pip is still locked.