Put your rewards to work.

Pledge the PUMP rewards your $PENIS earns. Your $PENIS stays in your wallet. Every collection is held for at least 24 hours, and you can take it back until it’s released. Stop at any time.

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Your wallet is the commitment

The $PENIS in the wallet you pledge counts toward the 30%, and the PUMP it earns goes to the endowment. The contract limits collections using posted reward totals, and the collector checks payout history to exclude purchases and other coins’ rewards. Want to pledge part of your holdings? Keep the rest in another wallet.

Every collection then waits at least 24 hours while a second, independent reviewer checks it against the payout records. If a collection ever includes PUMP that wasn’t a reward (say you spent your rewards and bought PUMP just before it), the reviewer can return it, and you can take it back yourself any time until it’s released. These checks can make mistakes; after release, the contract cannot refund that collection.

We recommend a wallet that holds just the $PENIS you’re committing, so your records stay simple.

What you sign

  • A delegationAn unlimited token approval on your PUMP account only, shown in your wallet. The contract decides what it can collect using a reward allowance and your protected starting balance. Your $PENIS and other tokens aren’t included.
  • A landlord recordIt records a protected baseline equal to your PUMP balance when you join and tracks your net contribution. If you leave and come back later, it resets to your balance at that moment.
  • The collection switchYour signature enables collection permission. Stopping collection or reclaiming a receipt from your current pledge disables it; reclaiming an older pledge’s receipt does not disable a newer pledge. Re-enabling needs your signature and a new count.
  • A small depositAbout 0.005 SOL to store your records on-chain. The landlord record’s share is returned when you leave.
  • During the test periodWhile upgrade authority exists, the program and its protections can change. Removing that authority requires a separate decision after testing and review; operator replacement and emergency controls remain separate administrative powers. Leave at any time.

How counting works

Once a day the contract counts every landlord’s $PENIS. Public participation activates at 30% of supply committed and deactivates below 25%. Collection also requires current counts, safety checks and running services. Your $PENIS counts from your second count, and every landlord’s record is public on-chain.

How the count resists gaming
  • A daily countOnce a day the contract reads every landlord’s $PENIS. There’s no limit on landlords.
  • Held, not borrowedEach landlord counts for the lower of today’s balance and the previous count’s, so new or added $PENIS counts from the following count, and your first count only records your balance.
  • The thresholdPublic participation activates at 30% of supply committed and deactivates below 25%. A founders test uses a separate, visibly identified mode.
  • Checked between countsSeveral times a day, at unannounced times, the endowment’s refresher reads every landlord. A wallet counts after three of these checks since its last count, each finding it still delegated, and only for the lowest balance any of them saw, so $PENIS moved between wallets is very hard to count twice. Every check is public on-chain.
  • Public tallyEvery landlord’s record is on-chain for anyone to check.