A memecoin backed by
Split every creator fee across up to five of 32 cryptos, down to the percent. The vault never unstakes: it harvests the rewards and pays your holders every day.
Fees in. Stake grows.
Holders earn.
Four steps, all automatic. You launch, the fees do the rest.
Launch on pump.fun
Your coin goes live on pump.fun like any other. Same curve, same chart, same traders.
Fees roll in
Every buy and sell pays creator fees in SOL. On StakePad they don’t go to a wallet, they go to the vault.
Split by percent
The vault stakes them across the cryptos you picked, weighted how you set it, and holds each one as a liquid staking token like JitoSOL, stETH or stATOM.
Harvested, paid daily
Every day the vault skims what the stake earned, swaps it to SOL and sends it to every holder’s wallet. Nothing to claim.
Why staking rewards
hit different.
Most memecoins pay their holders nothing. The fees leave with the dev and the chart is the only way to win. StakePad turns every fee into a staked position that earns from real networks, and pays it out to the people holding the coin.
Paid by networks, not new buyers
Rewards come from validators on Solana, Ethereum, Cosmos and more. Nobody has to buy after you for you to get paid.
It outlives the hype
Volume fades, the stake doesn’t. Every fee ever earned stays staked and keeps paying holders after the chart goes quiet.
Never stuck unbonding
Native staking can lock funds for 21 to 28 days. The vault only holds liquid staking tokens and never unstakes, so rewards flow out every day with no waiting.
No sell pressure from fees
Fees are never dumped on your chart. Holders are paid in SOL or the staked asset, not in your coin.
A basket, not a bet
Stake in SOL, ETH, BTC, ATOM, stablecoins, or mix up to five. A memecoin with a portfolio behind it.
Verifiable on-chain
Every vault is a public address. Stake, rewards and payouts can be checked on Solscan by anyone, any time.
Any cryptos. Any split.
32 cryptos and 50+ ways to stake them. Pick one, or split across up to five and set the exact percentage of each. Your holders are paid from whatever the split earns.
Every asset is held in liquid form or has no lock-up, so the vault never waits on unbonding. Yields are indicative network and protocol rates, they change all the time and are not guaranteed.
Run the numbers.
See how big a vault gets, what it pays your holders, and what it keeps paying after the volume is gone.
Illustration only. Staking yields are variable, 1% of rewards goes to the $STAKEPAD vault. Not financial advice.
What if they
launched here?
Famous Solana memecoins, reimagined as StakePad vaults. The timer counts down to the next real daily payout.
The first vault
is ours.
$STAKEPAD launches the same way every StakePad coin does: its fees get staked and its holders get paid.
$STAKEPAD
Drops at launchThe $STAKEPAD basket
What $STAKEPAD’s own vault stakes in.
of every vault’s rewards
flows into the $STAKEPAD vault. Every coin launched here pays $STAKEPAD holders too.
Pick your split.
Launch.
Four steps. No KYC, no forms to email, just your wallet.
Your coin
This is what goes live on pump.fun.
Split the fees
Type the percentage for each asset, tap below to add or remove one, or start from a preset.
How holders get paid
Public and fixed at launch.
Review and sign
Signing is free and moves no funds. It proves the launch request comes from your wallet.
Good questions.
Where do the rewards come from?
From staking. Validators on each network earn protocol rewards (and MEV tips on some), and staking and yield tokens pass them through. Nothing depends on new buyers coming in.
Can the dev take the stake?
No. The stake is locked in the vault for good and only rewards are paid out. The dev’s share (0–50%, public and fixed at launch) is taken from fees before they are staked.
Doesn’t staking lock the funds up?
Native staking often does: 21 days to unbond on Cosmos, 28 on Polkadot. StakePad never unstakes. The vault holds liquid staking tokens (JitoSOL, stETH, LBTC, stATOM…) or assets with no lock-up at all. Their value grows as rewards come in, and every day the vault skims exactly that growth, swaps it and pays holders. The stake itself never moves.
How often are holders paid, and do they need to claim?
Every day at 00:00 UTC, or weekly if the dev picks that at launch. Rewards are sent straight to holder wallets. There is nothing to claim.
Who counts as a holder?
Every wallet holding the coin, paid in proportion to its time-weighted balance across the day, above the minimum bag the dev set. Liquidity pools and the bonding curve are left out, so buying one minute before the payout does not get a full share.
Can a vault stake in more than one crypto?
Yes. Pick up to five assets with custom weights, for example 50% SOL, 20% ETH, 15% BTC and 15% USDC. For SOL, ETH and BTC you also choose the staking provider.
How do assets from other chains work?
Fees arrive in SOL and are swapped into each asset’s liquid staking token, bridged to Solana where needed. Rewards are harvested from those tokens and paid out on Solana.
What do holders get paid in?
SOL by default. The dev can switch payouts to USDC, or to the staked assets themselves where they exist on Solana.
Is the yield guaranteed?
No. Staking yields change all the time, and staking carries real risks: slashing, smart-contract bugs, depegs of staking tokens and price moves of the staked assets. Nothing on this site is financial advice.
What does $STAKEPAD get?
1% of the rewards from every StakePad vault flows into the $STAKEPAD vault, and $STAKEPAD’s own creator fees are staked like any other coin’s.
Is there KYC?
No. Connect Phantom, sign, launch.