How Deploy Mines works

Launching a coin

A launch does two things in one atomic step: it creates the coin on PumpFun and makes your opening buy. Both are submitted together, so nobody can buy ahead of you between the coin existing and your position being taken.

Your opening buy is 1 SOL by default. PumpFun’s bonding curve is fixed, so that always returns about 3.43% of supply — comfortably more than the 3% held back as the mining reserve that pays your miners.

The dev wallet needs at least 1.1 SOL to cover the buy, network fees and the bundle tip. Deploy Mines holds that wallet’s key, so the mining reserve cannot be sold out from under your miners.

Total supply is 1,000,000,000, set by PumpFun. Deploy Mines does not change it.

Proofs of work

Every coin emits from its mining reserve continuously. That emission is split between active miners by weight, not head count, so the people contributing most earn most.

There are four ways to mine. You can enable them independently, and change your mind later without redeploying the coin.

Bandwidth

Your browser uploads data to Deploy Mines, and the server measures what actually arrives. Nothing your browser reports is trusted — the byte count is taken from the connection itself.

Compressed uploads are rejected, throughput is capped at what elapsed time could plausibly carry, and each session has a ceiling. No hardware, no install: any connection works.

Browser tab

Leave a tab open and it sends a heartbeat while it runs. Uptime is verified server-side before any supply is credited, and a session that stops sending heartbeats is retired within a few minutes so it cannot dilute anyone else.

Staking & burning

Staking locks tokens with the treasury and earns 9% APR. You can withdraw at any time; before one year a 5% fee applies to the principal. Deposits are verified on-chain — the amount is read from the transaction, never from the request.

Burning destroys tokens permanently and buys a larger permanent share of that coin’s emission. There is no instant bounty for burning, deliberately: paying one would return more supply to circulation than the burn removed. This way supply only ever falls.

Claiming rewards

Mining rewards accrue against the coin’s reserve and are claimed from the Mine page. The first claim for a coin opens a token account in your wallet, which costs about 0.0022 SOL in rent — paid by you, once, so a coin’s payouts are never capped by its launcher’s balance.

Bandwidth rewards accumulate separately and are withdrawn from the Bandwidth page.