In the ring
Knockout. The other fighter hits the canvas and does not get up before the count of ten.
Solana · Pump.fun · creator fee back to holders
$KNOCKOUT is a boxing kangaroo with one move. Pump.fun pays the coin's creator a cut of every trade. We keep none of it: the whole purse goes back to holders, in SOL.
TBA
Not launched yet. The address appears here at launch. Anyone can reuse the name, so always check the address.
Story mode
The bear has owned the street all week. Every board is red. Then a kangaroo in purple shorts walks in.
Chapter 1
DOW down. NASDAQ down. The bear thinks the market is his.
Chapter 2
Every buy and every sell is a punch, and every punch fills the purse in the holders' corner.
Chapter 3
Bear down. The purse is split between the wallets still holding and paid out in SOL.
The double meaning
Knockout. The other fighter hits the canvas and does not get up before the count of ten.
A ticker on the New York Stock Exchange, sitting in the same red board as every other line on a bad day. Our kangaroo is the one that lands it.
How it works
No staking and no claim button. Pump.fun pays the coin's creator a share of every trade, and that share is sent back to the holders.
Someone buys or sells $KNOCKOUT on Pump.fun. Part of the platform's trading fee is the creator fee: 0.3% of the trade while the coin is on the curve.
That fee piles up in the coin's creator wallet. We collect it and we keep none of it: the whole purse is the payout.
Once a day we take a snapshot and send the purse out in SOL, split by how much $KNOCKOUT each wallet holds. Nothing to claim.
The counter starts at launch. Every payout transaction is posted on X, so you can check the numbers on-chain.
Tokenomics
When the curve is complete the coin graduates to a PumpSwap pool. The creator fee carries over there, but it tapers as the market cap grows, so the purse is a smaller slice of each trade.
How to buy
Phantom, Solflare or Backpack. Write down the recovery phrase on paper and never share it.
On Pump.fun you buy with SOL, and you need a little extra for network fees. Jupiter works too once the coin has graduated.
Open $KNOCKOUT from the buttons below and make sure the contract address matches this one.
There is no tax on your buy. Hold the coin and your wallet is in the next snapshot; tiny dust balances are skipped, because sending to them would cost more than they get.
TBA
Check first: Pump.fun restricts access from some countries. Read their terms before you trade.
FAQ & risks
No. $KNOCKOUT has no transfer tax: nothing is held back when you buy, sell or send it. You pay Pump.fun's normal trading fee, the same one every coin on the platform pays: 1.25% while the coin is on the curve, lower once it graduates.
From that same trading fee. Pump.fun splits it, and 0.3% of each trade on the curve is the creator fee, paid to whoever launched the coin. That is us, and we send all of it back to holders. It is our own choice, not a platform feature: Pump.fun does not pay holders by itself.
SOL arrives in the wallet that holds the coin. There is nothing to claim and nothing to sign. We take a snapshot once a day, split the purse by how much $KNOCKOUT each wallet holds and send it out in one batch. Every payout transaction is posted on X.
It depends on trading volume. With little volume the payouts are small; with no volume there are none.
Hypothetical example, not a forecast: if $100,000 of $KNOCKOUT changes hands in a day while the coin is on the curve, the creator fee is about $300. Split among holders, a wallet with 1% of the supply would get about $3, minus network fees.
No. The creator fee is the only money this coin generates, and the whole purse goes out to holders. If that ever changes, it gets written here first.
When the curve is complete the coin moves to a PumpSwap pool and keeps trading there. The creator fee follows it, but Pump.fun lowers it in steps as the market cap grows, so the purse becomes a smaller slice of each trade.
Pump.fun blocks access from some countries and from sanctioned ones. Their terms are the ones that count, so read them before you trade.
No. They are run by hand by the team, they depend on the fees the coin actually earns, and they can be late, smaller than expected or stop altogether. Treat them as a bonus, never as a return.
Roster
One champion, six things that wreck memecoins. Pick one, read the file, then go knock it out below.
Bonus stage
Pick your opponent from the roster. Three rounds each. Just a game: no prizes, no tokens.

