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betterfun is a pump.fun-compatible launchpad. Every coin launched here routes 90% of its creator fees to buy back $betterfun (the platform token) and 10% to the platform — 0% to the creator. Of the $betterfun bought, 70% rewards stakers and 20% is burnedforever. Instead of dribbling fees to each coin's holders, all the value pools into one token you can stake to earn from every launch on the platform.

Net split of total creator fees. Rewards are bought from real fee revenue, never minted — yield is variable and depends on platform volume, not a fixed APR.

When anyone buys or sells a coin, a small creator fee is generated (same as pump.fun). That fee is split on-chain the moment it's claimed:

A worker runs continuously and, each cycle, turns accrued fees into $betterfun for stakers and the burn:

Staking is a share vault. You deposit $betterfun and receive shares. Rewards are deposited into the vault without minting new shares, so each share becomes worth more over time. Your balance grows on its own — no claiming, no re-staking.

Everything is driven by one number, the exchange rate:

effective_vault = vault_balance − pending_withdrawals
rate            = effective_vault / total_shares

your balance    = your_shares × rate

When a buyback deposits a reward, vault_balance rises but total_sharesdoesn't — so the rate rises and every staker's balance rises with it. That is the entire auto-compound mechanism. The first stake is credited 1:1; later stakes are credited at the current rate. Share math always rounds in the vault's favor and dust that rounds to zero shares is rejected.

Let f be your share of the pool (your shares ÷ total shares). Each time a buyback deposits a reward R, your balance grows by exactly:

gain = f × R          (your share of every buyback's staker-cut)

So your total earnings are your fraction of everybuyback that happens while you're staked. There is no fixed APR — your yield depends on three things:

• How much total fee revenue the platform generates (bigger buybacks).
• Your share of the staking pool.
• How long you stay staked (rewards only accrue while you're in).

Unstaking has a two-step, 48-hour unbonding:

The cooldown is what stops "just-in-time" sniping — staking right before a reward and dumping right after. Your value is fixed at request time and you can't exit instantly.

When you launch through betterfun, your ticker (case-normalized) is reserved with a uniqueness constraint — no other betterfun launch can ever reuse it. It blocks the exact-match vampire attack where a copycat relaunches your ticker to split your liquidity.

A few things are notcryptographically guaranteed today, and we won't pretend otherwise: