Fuelgauge · $GAUGE

Creator fees, with receipts.

Public budget vaults for pump.fun coins.

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The problem

Every trade pays the creator. Nobody sees where it goes.

pump.fun creator fees land in a wallet the creator controls. Servers? Developers? The next coin? Holders can't tell.

Why it matters

"We're building" can't be checked.

A team that spends every lamport on its product looks exactly like one that doesn't. Holders are left guessing from tweets.

The fix

A public budget vault.

A coin's creator fees go into a vault that can only pay named, capped budget lines: servers, developers, art, AI compute.

A navy budget machine with a fuel gauge and four receipts feeding out of it

How a coin joins

Four steps, a few minutes.

  1. BudgetThe creator names up to 8 lines: who gets paid, how much, how often.
  2. VaultEach line becomes a Squads spending limit: one payee, a cap per period.
  3. Splitpump.fun sends the coin's creator fees 95% to the vault, 5% to the $GAUGE burn, and locks it.
  4. ListedFuelgauge checks it all on chain and puts the gauge and receipts in public.

The money

95% to the budget. 5% to the $GAUGE burn.

The gauge

How many days of work have the fees paid for?

The needle reads the vault's balance against the whole budget, from Solana, every few minutes. Red under 7 days. Full at 60.

Receipts

Every payment leaves a receipt.

Every SOL in and out of the vault is printed on the coin's page, read from chain, with the creator's note on each manual payment.

A red gauge stamp beside a long paper receipt tied with an amber ribbon

The sunset

Abandoned fees don't rot.

If no budget line is paid for the idle period, 60 days by default, the vault's SOL buys the coin back and burns it.

Trust

The rules hold without trusting us.

  • Locked vault. Nothing can execute on it, the creator included. Only budget lines move SOL.On chain
  • Locked split. pump.fun locks the 95 / 5 once set. Nobody can redirect it.On chain
  • One payee per line. Each line pays one wallet, up to its cap each period.On chain
  • Checked every cycle. A coin that drifts is flagged in public and its payments stop.Run by the keeper

Fuelgauge's keeper is never a member of any vault. If Fuelgauge disappeared, locked vaults would keep their rules.

For creators

Proof you're real.

"Our fees pay for servers and devs, here are the receipts" beats any roadmap post. A few minutes from the creator wallet; only network fees and rent.

For holders

The first thing to check.

Budget, payments, runway and on-chain checks on one page. Every number links back to Solana. No trust required.

$GAUGE

5% of every listed coin's fees buys $GAUGE and burns it.

Written into each coin's locked split. $GAUGE's own fees fund Fuelgauge through its own public budget vault, with receipts like any other coin.

A navy machine that takes in SOL, prints a receipt and burns tokens out of its side

On chain right now

Live from the vaults.

Coins on the gauge
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Fees routed into vaults
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Paid to budget lines
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$GAUGE burned
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Read live from this site's API. Every number is checkable on Solana.

Why it's different

Accountability is the utility.

  • It works the day a coin lists. No roadmap to wait for: every pump.fun coin has creator fees it could account for.
  • Nothing to trust that you can't check. Budgets, payments, splits and locks are all on chain.
  • The burn grows with use, not hype. Each coin that lists adds its 5% for as long as it trades.
  • Idle fees go back to the coin. The sunset turns an abandoned vault into a buyback and burn.

What it is not

Honest limits.

  • Not a safety rating. A listing shows where fees can go and where they went, not whether the product is good.
  • Not a promise of returns. The burn depends on how many coins list and trade. Nothing here is financial advice.
  • Not custody. Fuelgauge never holds a coin's fees. Its keeper can only trigger payouts and automatic lines.

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Creator fees, with receipts.

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