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Video coins

pump.fun · channel gets 80% of creator fees

Every video can have a coin.

Paste a YouTube link and launch its coin from your own wallet. The channel claims the fees by uploading one short video. One coin per video, one free launch per wallet.

How it works

Channels: claim your video's fees

If someone launched a coin for your video, 80% of its creator fees can be yours. You prove the channel is yours by uploading one short video. No sign-up and no forms.

  1. Paste your video link above and open its coin. Copy the claim title shown there.
  2. Upload any short video on the same channel with that exact title. Unlisted is fine. Private is not (we cannot read it).
  3. Paste the new video's link and press Check my video. If the channel, code and wallet match, the claim is approved at once.
  4. The escrow owner signs the one-time split on chain: 80% you, 10% the launcher, 10% Vidstake. You can delete the claim video after payout.
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VS-XXXX-XXXX 7xKX…your Solana wallet…AsU

Your channel · Unlisted

How it works

Launch: your wallet → pump.fun → listed here
Your walletsigns · pays rent pump.fun createcreator = escrow Coin listedchecked on chain 1 txverify website = the video · optional first buy in the same tx · one coin per video
Claim: upload a video → check → split on chain
Channel uploadstitle = code + wallet Automatic checksame channel · code Escrow signsone-time split 80% channelevery trade 10% launcherwho made the coin 10% Vidstakeruns the site
  • One coin per video. If a video already has a coin, you see that coin instead of a launch form.
  • One free launch per wallet. The page checks before you sign, and the list refuses a second coin from the same wallet.
  • Every coin's creator on pump.fun is the escrow , so fees wait until the channel claims.
  • The site never holds your keys. Your wallet signs your launch; the escrow owner signs the split in their own wallet.

Tokenomics

Video coins are standard pump.fun coins: 1,000,000,000 supply on a bonding curve, no team allocation. The launcher may make one first buy inside the launch transaction.

Creator-fee split after a claim: channel / launcher / Vidstake. pump.fun's creator fee is 0.30% of each trade.

$VIDSTAKE, the site's own coin: address not published yet.

Roadmap

  1. Now Paste a video, launch its coin, one coin per video, channel claim by upload.
  2. Next Live price and market cap on every video card, and a fee meter per coin.
  3. Then Channel pages: every coin made for one channel's videos, claimed in one go.
  4. Later Upload alerts: see a channel's new video and its coin side by side.

Questions

Who can launch a coin for a video?

Anyone with a Solana wallet. Each wallet gets one free launch, and each video gets only one coin. Launching does not mean the channel endorses the coin.

What does it cost?

Vidstake charges nothing. You pay Solana account rent (about 0.02 SOL) and a small network fee. If you add a first buy, pump.fun takes its trading fee (0.95% + 0.30% creator fee) and PumpPortal, which builds the transaction, takes 0.5% of the buy. The review step lists every fee before your wallet opens.

Where do the creator fees go before a claim?

To the escrow wallet shown on this page. They wait there until the channel claims. Then the escrow pays the channel 80% and the launcher 10% of what the coin already earned, and the split is set on chain for good.

How does a channel prove it is theirs?

By uploading a video whose title holds the claim code and one Solana wallet. Only the channel's owner can upload to that channel, and YouTube's public data says which channel uploaded it. Unlisted works; you can delete it after payout.

Can the claim be undone or changed?

The split can be set only once (pump.fun's rule). Check the wallet in your title carefully. Until the owner signs, a wrong claim can be rejected and redone.

Is this safe to buy?

Most new coins lose value. A video coin is a meme, not a share in the channel. Never spend more than you can lose.