$FURN and how the money moves
Furnace is a pump.fun launcher with one rule: a coin's creator fees belong to the coin. Its holders get paid, the coin buys itself back and burns, and part of every coin's fees burns $FURN.
A coin launched on Furnace
At launch, pump.fun's fee sharing sends 100% of the coin's creator fees to the coin's own vault. pump.fun only allows that split to be set once, so from the first block nobody can redirect it. The vault splits every payment the same way, forever:
The creator picks the mix when launching (shown: Balanced). Holders can be paid in SOL or in a token such as STONK; Furnace buys it on the open market with the holders' share.
Who gets paid
Each round, a holder's weight is the smallest balance they held during the round, times a multiplier for how long they have held. Snipers from the first slots and wallets funded by the creator earn nothing. Payouts collect in one place and you claim them all at once.
| Held for | Tier | Multiplier |
|---|---|---|
| Under a day | Bronze | ×1.00 |
| 1 day | Silver | ×1.25 |
| 3 days | Gold | ×1.50 |
| 7 days | Platinum | ×1.75 |
| 14 days | Diamond | ×2.00 |
| 30 days | Legend | ×2.50 |
$FURN itself
$FURN is a regular pump.fun coin, the same way $OTC is. pump.fun sets its trading fee: 0.05% protocol and 0.20% pool on PumpSwap, plus a creator fee that starts at 0.95% and steps down to 0.05% as the market cap grows. That creator fee is shared on-chain: