claim
Rug coverage · SolanaRugged? File a claim.
The launchpad where coins can carry 1–5% insurance. That cut of every trade goes into a pool that pays holders who are down, up to break-even.
Coin #1$CLAIM
The coin behind the launchpad. Part of every trade on claim buys back and burns $CLAIM.
Live coins
Stock pairs
Coins priced in tokenized stocks instead of SOL. Every coin on claim trades against SOL today.
Three steps from rug to refund
Coverage is set when a coin launches and can't be removed later, so buyers know exactly what they're getting.
Creator files a coin
Pick a name, an image and 1–5% coverage. Launches on a pump.fun-style bonding curve.
Every trade fills the pool
The coverage % of each buy and sell goes into that coin's own insurance pool.
Holders who are down get paid
Bigger losses are paid first, in SOL, and nobody is paid past break-even.
Every trade, split in the open
The full split shows before anyone files a coin. Nothing is hidden in a contract.
Fee split example: 3% insured
How the pool is shared example
Payouts are weighted by SOL lost × % down, so one big wallet can't scoop the whole pot.
Before you file
Who gets paid from the insurance pool?
Holders of an insured coin who are currently down on it. Each payout stops at break-even, and earlier payouts for the same coin are subtracted, so nobody gets paid twice for one loss.
Can someone fake a loss to get paid?
Tokens a wallet received by transfer count as free, so moving tokens between wallets doesn't create a loss. Payouts can also require a minimum holding time and a minimum loss.
Where does each trading fee go?
A platform fee, a share that buys back and burns $CLAIM, the coin's insurance %, and Meteora's protocol cut. The exact split for your coverage level shows on the filing page before you launch.
What happens when a coin graduates?
When the bonding curve fills, the coin moves to a Meteora pool and trades on Jupiter from then on, just like a pump.fun coin graduating.
Can coverage be changed after launch?
No. The coverage level is locked in when the coin is filed, so holders always know what they bought into.
Launch a coin that pays its holders back.
Pick 1–5% coverage when you file. It's locked in for good, and every trade tops up the pool.
File a coin
Launch on a bonding curve and decide how much of every trade protects your holders.
Coin details
Coverage
Add an extra fee on every trade that goes into this coin's insurance pool. The pool pays holders who are currently down on the coin. Can't be changed after launch.
Filing
Admin
Setup · fee configs
Creates one on-chain fee config per insurance level. Every coin launched on your site uses one of them, which is what routes your fee to you. You only do this once (it costs about 0.02 SOL per config).
Register launchpad
Tags your fee configs on-chain with your launchpad's name, website and logo. This is what you point trading sites (Jupiter, Axiom, GMGN, Dexscreener…) to when you ask them to show your badge on your coins. One time, costs a fraction of a cent.
Fees & insurance
Distribute now pays every holder who is down right now in one click, with no 24-hour wait. Nobody is paid past break-even, and earlier payouts are always subtracted.
Fees are collected while a coin is on the bonding curve. After graduation, your locked LP position in the Meteora pool keeps earning fees; claim those from your Meteora portfolio (app.meteora.ag) and pay the insurance share out here with a manual budget.
Buy back & burn
Spends SOL from your wallet to buy your main coin on Jupiter, then burns exactly what was bought. Burned tokens are gone forever, which shrinks supply. Each claim adds the buyback share (0.25% of every trade, set by SITE.BUYBACK_PCT) to the amount below. The bot does this automatically every hour.