Index token/pump.fun top 100/Solana

Hold one bag. Catch the top 100.

Every $AIRBAGS trade pays a creator fee, and all of it goes to the treasury. Every 5 minutes a bot turns those fees into a bag of 10 coins from the pump.fun top 100, splits it between holders and airdrops each share straight to their wallet. Nothing to claim, nothing to connect.

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Basket

This drop's basket

Each drop buys a fresh set of coins from across the top 100: one from ranks 1–10 and three each from ranks 11–30, 31–60 and 61–100.

Slot Coin Tier Rank Mcap SOL in Status

Watchlist

Just missed the cut

Top-100 coins that failed one or two buy checks last drop. If their numbers improve they can make a later basket.

# Coin Tier Mcap Why it missed

Treasury

Fees in, bags out

Totals since launch. Every buy and every airdrop links to Solscan in the history below.

Fees claimed
Treasury value
Coins held
Eligible holders
Paid to holders
Holders paid

The Index

Top 100 pump.fun coins

Ranked by market cap after safety filters. Weighted by market cap, capped at 5% per coin.

Links

On deck

Next in line

The ranks right after the top 100. A coin moves up when a member falls out or fails a filter.

# Coin Mcap 24h Held

Recently dropped

Left the top 100 in the last 7 days. No new buys, but what holders are owed still gets sent.

Banned

Excluded by the operator, usually impersonators or unsafe contracts. Never bought.

How it works

How a bag gets packed

A drop runs on its own every 5 minutes. Your only job is to hold.

  1. 01

    Fill up on fees

    Every $AIRBAGS trade on pump.fun pays a creator fee, and fee sharing routes all of it to the treasury. Each drop starts by collecting the SOL that has built up since the last one.

    100% of fees → treasury
  2. 02

    Scan the top 100

    The bot ranks pump.fun coins by market cap, throws out anything that fails the safety filters and keeps the hundred biggest. That list is the index.

    ranked by market cap
  3. 03

    Pack a bag of 10

    Slots are spread across four tiers: one coin from ranks 1–10 and three each from 11–30, 31–60 and 61–100. A coin only gets in if it passes every buy check, and inside a tier the coin furthest below its index weight goes first, so the bag rotates through the whole list over time.

    4 tiers, strict checks
  4. 04

    Buy and credit

    The basket is bought through Jupiter. Every coin in it is split between eligible holders in proportion to their $AIRBAGS.

    pro-rata, coin by coin
  5. 05

    Airdrop it

    Before the drop ends, the treasury sends each holder's share to their wallet, as long as it is worth more than the transfer costs. The treasury pays the network fee and opens the token account if you don't have one yet. Smaller amounts stay owed and go out in a later drop.

    automatic, nothing to claim

Rules

The fine print, up front

Who gets a share
Any wallet holding at least 250,000 $AIRBAGS in two snapshots in a row. A snapshot is taken every drop, so two in a row are 5 minutes apart.
How big your share is
Each drop's buys are split pro-rata. Your weight is the smaller of your two snapshot balances, so buying right before a snapshot earns nothing extra, and splitting one bag across many small wallets earns nothing at all.
Who is left out
The dev and treasury wallets, liquidity pools and the bonding curve, the burn address, and any token account owned by a program instead of a person. Their share goes to everyone else.
How airdrops work
There is nothing to claim. Each drop, the treasury sends your balance of a coin once it is worth at least what the transfer costs, including opening a token account for you (about 0.002 SOL) if you don't have one. The treasury pays all of it. Smaller amounts stay owed, keep growing, and go out in a later drop once they are worth sending.
What a coin must pass
Every pick is checked right before it is bought. To make the bag it needs:
  • at least 500 holders
  • no more than 50% held by the top 10 wallets
  • at least 2% of its volume from organic traders
  • at least $1,000 traded in the last hour
  • no more than 5% of holders gone in the last 6 hours
  • a healthy organic score
  • enough liquidity for its market cap
  • mint and freeze authority revoked
A tier that can't fill its slots passes them up to the next tier.
Small budgets
A single buy has to be worth at least about $6. If a drop can't fund one minimum buy, its SOL stays in the treasury and rolls into the next drop. If it can't fund all 10 picks, it buys fewer.
What the treasury does
It never sells. Coins leave it only as payouts to holders. There is a 0% team cut: all of the creator fees go into the bag, and airdrop fees come out of the treasury's SOL.

History

Drop ledger

Every drop with the fees it collected, the basket it bought and the payouts it sent. Open a row for the transactions.

Drop Started Status Fees Spent Buys Payouts Details

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