Fees become matter.
PRIMORDIA is a universe that grows only when PRIMORDIA trades. Every trade pays a small creator fee on pump.fun. We read those fees from public data, and every $5 becomes a new star or planet. The fees themselves go back into the coin through buybacks you can verify on-chain.
One contract. One universe.
Always check the CA here or on our X before buying. Anyone can create a coin with the same name; only this address feeds this universe.
Four steps, from one trade to a galaxy.
Every time the coin's creator fees add up to another $5, a new body appears. The first one of each system is its star; the next 9 are planets.
10 bodies (one star, 9 planets) complete a system. Its orbits lock in gold and the next star starts forming.
Once fees pass $100, the third system ignites and the three bind into a cluster wrapped in its own nebula. Every $150 of fees fills one.
10 clusters make a galaxy, and the next one starts far away. There's no ceiling: the universe keeps growing as long as people trade.
Fees fund buybacks. Every one is public.
The creator fees that build this universe are used to buy PRIMORDIA back on the open market. Buybacks are done by the team from a single wallet, so there's one place to check them all.
The buyback ledger lists each one with its date, size and transaction, read straight from the chain. It shows how much of the fees generated has been bought back, including any sells from that wallet. Nothing is entered by hand.
Public data, a published rate, and a total that never goes down.
Every minute we read the coin's hourly trading volume from pump.fun's public market data, plus price and market cap from DexScreener.
Each hour's volume is multiplied by pump.fun's creator fee for that hour's market cap: 0.30% on the bonding curve, then 0.95% down to 0.05% on PumpSwap as the coin grows.
pump.fun fee scheduleFees are added up in dollars at trade time. Every $5 crossed becomes a world, timestamped inside the hour it was earned. That's why the Big Bang replay can rebuild the universe from launch.
Fair questions.
Can the universe shrink?+
No. Fees are counted in dollars at the moment each trade happens, so a falling SOL price or a red day never deletes a world. Once something is born, it stays.
Are the fee numbers exact?+
They're calculated from public data: the coin's trading volume each hour, multiplied by pump.fun's published creator-fee rate for the market cap at that hour. The exact amount sitting in the creator vault can differ slightly from this estimate.
Who does the buybacks?+
The team, from one public wallet. Buybacks aren't automatic. Each one is a normal buy of the coin and appears in the ledger with its transaction, so you can check every one on Solscan. If that wallet ever sells, the ledger shows that too.
How often does it update?+
The data refreshes about every minute. New worlds appear live while the page is open.
Is this financial advice?+
No. Memecoins are extremely volatile and you can lose everything you put in. Buybacks don't guarantee any price, and nothing on this site is a promise of returns.