$KET — the AI cat that pays holders
Coins that feed their holders.
That's the whole idea of KET. Launch a coin on pump.fun, pair it to one meme, stock or crypto — BONK, NVDA, SOL, POPCAT, AAPL — and everyone holding your coin earns that asset, sent straight to the same wallet.
GCabLL…NKET1. Launch your coin from KET
KET creates the coin on pump.fun for you. Fill in the name, ticker, picture and links, paste the private key of the wallet that should launch it, and KET signs the real pump.fun creation from that wallet. No dev buy is made. Keep about 0.05 SOL in that wallet to cover the launch and network fees. The key is stored encrypted on the server, and only ever used to claim your coin's fees and pay your holders.
2. Pair it to one meme, stock or crypto
Pick one asset as the reward: a Solana meme like BONK or POPCAT, a tokenized stock like NVDA or AAPL, or crypto like SOL and BTC. It has to be a real, transferable Solana token, because payouts are sent on-chain to holder wallets.
3. Claim your creator fees in one click
Payouts run automatically — roughly once an hour KET claims your coin's pump.fun creator fees, buys the paired asset with them inside your own launch wallet (keeping a little back for network fees) and pays holders, with no button to press. Coins launched somewhere else can switch it on from their coin page by pasting the launch wallet's key once.
4. Holders get paid their share
When you run a payout, KET buys the paired asset with the creator fees the coin earned and splits it by how much of the coin each wallet holds — hold 3% of the coin, receive 3% of the payout. Liquidity pools and bonding-curve accounts are excluded; every real wallet holding any amount gets paid.
What you can pair
85 options across three groups: Solana memes, tokenized stocks and major crypto. Everything here is a real Solana token, so it can be bought and sent straight to holders.
Memes · 51
ANSEMThe Black Bull
STONKSTONK
SPXSPX6900 (Wormhole)
CATECate
GRIFFAINtest griffain.com
WOLFWolf
OLDSLERFUnmigrated Slerf
UFDUnicorn Fart Dust
JIMOTHYJimothy The Raccoon
MASKcatwifmaskStocks · 19
AAPLApple Inc.
TSLATesla, Inc.
NVDANVIDIA Corporation
MSTRMicroStrategy Inc.
SPYS&P 500 ETF
METAMeta Platforms, Inc.
AMZNAmazon.com, Inc.
GOOGLAlphabet Inc.
MSFTMicrosoft Corporation
COINCoinbase Global, Inc.
HOODRobinhood Markets, Inc.
AMDAdvanced Micro Devices
NFLXNetflix, Inc.
PLTRPalantir Technologies
CRCLCircle Internet Group
QQQNasdaq 100 ETF
GLDGold ETF
MCDMcDonald's Corporation
KOCoca-Cola CompanyCrypto · 15
SOLSolana
ETHEthereum (Wormhole)
USDCUSD Coin
USDTTether
JUPJupiter
RAYRaydium
PYTHPyth Network
RENDERRender
HNTHelium
WWormhole
JITOSOLJito Staked SOL
WBTCWrapped BitcoinMemes and crypto trade around the clock on Solana, and stock tokens trade on-chain too — though they can be thinner outside US market hours. Each coin's own launch wallet buys the paired asset and splits it pro-rata between eligible holders.
If you're a holder
Just hold the coin
There's nothing to sign up for. If the coin sits in your wallet when a payout runs, you're counted.
Rewards land in the same wallet
You receive the paired asset itself — the wallet holding the coin gets a new token, like BONK, NVDAx or SOL.
Your slice is your share
Hold 2% of the coin's supply and you get roughly 2% of whatever the payout buys.
You can sell or keep it
The reward token is yours. Hold it, or trade it on Solana like any other token.
A payout, in numbers
Coin supply · 1,000,000,000 coins
Payout pot · 2 SOL earned in creator fees since the last payout
You · a wallet holding 10,000,000 coins (1%)
gets 1% of the asset bought with that 2 SOL
Network fees come out of the launch wallet, so a little SOL is always left behind for them.
Questions people ask
Do I need to connect a wallet?
Not to browse or to receive a payout. Holding the coin is enough — payouts go to the wallet already holding it.
How often do payouts happen?
Automatically, about once an hour. A run only buys and pays out when the coin has actually earned new creator fees since the last one — if there's no volume, nothing happens and it checks again later.
What if a wallet holds a tiny amount?
Every wallet holding any amount of the coin is included — there is no minimum. A slice so small it rounds to zero at the token's smallest unit simply can't be sent, and a wallet's first-ever reward needs a token account created for it (a fraction of a cent of SOL from the launch wallet's fee reserve).
Do asset prices ever stop moving?
Memes and crypto trade 24/7 on Solana, so their prices keep updating and a payout can run at any hour. Stock tokens also trade on-chain, but they can be thinner outside US market hours.
Can I pair anything?
Only the assets listed below. Anything outside that list couldn't be bought and sent to holders reliably.
Who holds the reward token before a payout?
Nobody — KET only buys it at the moment a payout runs, then sends it straight out. Between payouts the wallet just holds SOL.
The creator-fee flow, explained in full
The create page has an optional field where a coin creator can paste the private key of the wallet their pump.fun creator fees arrive in. Here is exactly what happens, step by step, so nothing about it is a mystery.
- The key is sent once to the KET server over HTTPS and turned into a signing key in memory. It is never written to the database, never logged, and never sent anywhere else.
- KET asks pump.fun for your unclaimed creator fees and signs that claim with your key, so the SOL lands in your own wallet. It never leaves your wallet for a KET wallet — there is no shared pot and KET never takes custody of your fees.
- The key is stored encrypted so automatic payouts can claim fresh fees about once an hour and pay holders from your own wallet, and it is only ever used for that.
- In the same run, that SOL buys the asset you paired through Jupiter — from your wallet — and the asset is sent out pro-rata to every wallet holding your coin — only liquidity pools and program accounts are excluded.
- The fee claim, the purchase and every holder transfer are ordinary Solana transactions from your wallet. You can look each one up on a block explorer.
Be honest with yourself about the risk
Pasting a private key anywhere hands over control of that wallet. Only ever use a throwaway wallet that holds nothing but your creator fees — never your main wallet. The key lives encrypted on the KET server and is only ever used to claim this coin's fees and pay its holders; it is never shown, logged, or shared.
Where the money comes from
KET never mints, prints or promises money. Every payout is funded by the pump.fun creator fees the coin itself has earned since the last payout — nothing else. The payout wallet's other SOL is a network-fee reserve and is never spent on rewards.
1. Trading volume earns fees
Every buy and sell of the coin on pump.fun pays a creator fee in SOL to the launch wallet. That volume is the only source of rewards.
2. Fees become rewards, hourly
About once an hour KET claims those fees inside that same launch wallet, buys the paired asset through Jupiter and splits it pro-rata among holders. No volume that hour means no payout that hour.
So the size of a payout is exactly the fees the coin earned in that period — a quiet coin pays nothing, a busy coin pays more. Money is never pooled between coins, and nobody's rewards come from anywhere but their own coin's fees.
Who is eligible, exactly
- KET reads every wallet holding the coin directly from Solana at the moment the payout runs. There is no snapshot list and no registration.
- Liquidity pools, bonding-curve accounts and any other program-owned account are removed first — they are not people, so they never receive rewards.
- After that, every plain wallet holding any amount of the coin is included — there is no minimum holding, so even the smallest holders get paid.
- The remaining wallets share the payout in proportion to their coin balance: 3% of the eligible supply earns 3% of the asset bought.
- A slice that rounds to zero at the token's smallest unit can't be sent for that payout and stays eligible for the next one. A wallet's first-ever reward also needs a token account created for it, paid from the launch wallet's small fee reserve.
Launching a coin, step by step
- Name your coin. Name, ticker and a short description — this is what people see.
- Pick what it pays. Choose a meme, stock or crypto from the list. Its live price shows up in the preview immediately.
- Make the pairing real. Paste your coin's mint address and hand Ket the launch wallet's key once, so it can claim that coin's fees and pay holders from that same wallet.
- Add artwork. Upload the image people will see next to the coin.
- Launch. The coin gets its own page with the live price of the paired asset, its launch wallet, holder counts and every past payout.
The main KET coin
The KET coin itself is run by the KET team, and its fees stay with the team — they do not fund anybody else's payouts. Coins that other people launch are completely separate: each one's payouts come only from the SOL its own creator puts in. Money is never pooled between coins.
Under the hood
- Memecoin prices come from live Solana market data and refresh about once a minute while you have a page open.
- Holder balances, supply and each coin's launch wallet balance are read straight from a Solana mainnet node.
- The paired asset is bought at payout time through Jupiter, at whatever the market gives at that moment — KET holds nothing but SOL between payouts.
- The reward is delivered as a token transfer to each holder's wallet, and the missing token account is created automatically when a wallet has never held that token before.
- Every fee claim, purchase and transfer has a transaction signature you can open in a block explorer.
Words you'll see
Paired asset
The one meme, stock or crypto your coin pays out in — BONK, NVDA, SOL and so on. It's chosen once at launch and never changes.
Mint address
The unique on-chain address of a coin. KET uses it to read the coin's supply and its holders.
Payout wallet
The coin's own launch wallet — the creator's wallet that receives the pump.fun creator fees, buys the paired asset and sends it to holders. KET never holds it.
Creator fees
The share of trading fees pump.fun pays the person who launched a coin. On KET these fees are what funds holder payouts.
Pro-rata
Split by size. If you hold 5% of the coin, you get 5% of what the payout buys.
Circulating supply
The coins actually held in wallets, ignoring liquidity pools and bonding-curve accounts.
Good to know
- Payouts are pro-rata: your slice is your share of the coin's supply at the moment the payout runs — 3% of the coin earns 3% of what the payout buys.
- Liquidity pools and bonding-curve accounts never receive rewards; every real wallet holding any amount of the coin shares the pot pro-rata — there is no minimum holding.
- Memecoin prices are live and trade around the clock, so a reward's value can move a lot between payouts.
- Every payout is a real Solana transaction, so you can look it up and see exactly what landed in each wallet.
- A payout needs claimed creator fees in the coin's own launch wallet. With nothing earned, nothing is bought and nothing is sent.
- Payouts are not a promise or a schedule. A creator can run one at any time, or never, and nobody is owed a payout.
- Memecoins are volatile and can lose most of their value, plus the usual risks of holding any token on-chain.
- KET is not a broker and none of this is financial advice.