Launch pump.fun coins backed by perpetuals
Every coin runs a leveraged perp funded by its own creator fees. Pick the market, the side and the leverage at launch. Profits buy back and burn the supply, automatically, forever.
Live right now
Coins launched through Perpetio, and the positions beating behind them.
All tokens
A coin with a real position behind it
Launch once. From that moment every trade on your coin feeds a live leveraged position, and every profit tick tightens the supply.
Launch on pump.fun
Name, ticker and image, then pick the engine: any Phoenix market, long or short, 2x to the venue max. One transaction, a standard pump.fun coin.
Fees feed the position
From the very first trade, creator fees sweep into the coin's own sub-wallet and become USDC collateral on a live Phoenix perp at your chosen leverage.
Profits burn the supply
Every take-profit buys the coin on the open market and burns it on-chain. Drawdowns never close the position, incoming fees deleverage it instead.
How your coin's fees become a position that works for holders
Deploy once. From that moment a keeper runs the treasury on a fixed public policy: grow the position, burn the coin, nothing else.
Pick the trade at launch
Any live Phoenix market: SOL, BTC, ETH, stocks like NVDA and TSLA, even oil. Long or short, 2x to the venue maximum. Set once at launch, immutable for the life of the coin.
A backing no memecoin has
A plain memecoin is backed by vibes, and fee-routing tools need the creator to wire things up by hand. Perpetio launches the coin with the engine attached from block one: the sub-wallet is the coin's creator, so nothing can be miswired and nobody can point the fees elsewhere.
Fees stream into the treasury
pump.fun creator fees from every buy and sell sweep into the coin's own sub-wallet and split on a fixed rule: 50% powers the perp, 15% pays the launcher forever, 15% burns the coin, and 20% buys back and burns $Perpetio.
One treasury, any market
The position opens at $20 of fees and grows with every sweep. Collateral is USDC, so the engine works identically whether the coin longs SOL, shorts BTC or rides NVDA.
Profits buy back and burn
Every take-profit is realized on-chain, swapped into the coin and burned. Drawdowns never close the position, incoming fees deleverage it instead.
The take-profit ladder
Each time floating profit climbs 25% of collateral above its last high, the keeper closes 20% of the position. 75% of every realized profit goes to the coin's burn reserve and is swapped and burned in public $25 clips.
Underwater mode
While the position is down, fees attach as pure collateral: equity rises, effective leverage falls, the liquidation price moves away. If the venue ever liquidates, it is a public event on the coin page and the engine rebuilds from the next fees.
Every action is a public transaction
Standard pump.fun token, program-locked liquidity, one public sub-wallet per coin. Anyone can reconcile the whole treasury from the explorer.
Nobody can touch the position
Each coin's sub-wallet key exists only inside the keeper, and the venue only accepts orders signed by it. Not the launcher, not another creator, not us through a UI: the treasury runs the fixed policy or nothing. Burn money is ring-fenced and can never be re-risked.
Every lamport, publicly verifiable
Fee sweeps, swaps, top-ups, take-profits, buybacks and burns are ordinary mainnet transactions linked from each coin's history feed. SOL in matches claims and profits, SOL out matches deposits and burns.
Questions, answered
What does it mean that the coin is backed?
Its creator fees run a real leveraged position on Phoenix, and the position works for holders: realized profits buy the coin on the open market and burn it. The treasury only ever grows the position or shrinks the supply.
Who chooses the market, side and leverage?
The launcher, once, at launch. The choice is written into the coin's engine and cannot be changed afterwards, by anyone.
What happens if the position gets liquidated?
It can happen, leverage cuts both ways. The liquidation shows up as a public event on the coin's page and the engine rebuilds a fresh position from the next fees. The 15% fee-funded burn continues the whole time.
Can the launcher pull the liquidity or drain the treasury?
No. The token is a standard pump.fun coin, so the pool is program-custodied and locked at graduation. The treasury sub-wallet only signs the fixed keeper policy: collateral, take-profits and burns.
What does launching cost, and what do I earn?
The usual pump.fun rent and network fees plus your dev buy, and a small flat platform fee. In return you earn 15% of your coin's creator fees, paid straight to your wallet, for the life of the token.
Is this affiliated with pump.fun or Phoenix?
No. Perpetio is an independent platform that builds on their public programs.
Deploy the coin. Start the heartbeat.
It takes one transaction. The treasury starts working from the very first trade.