Yield Oracle

Yield Oracle pays people for holding pump.fun coins. You stake a coin by signing one message with Phantom. The coin never moves: it stays in your wallet, and the site reads your balance every ten minutes. Once a day the protocol shares out what it earned, and you are paid in SOL.

What it is

A staking protocol with nothing to deposit. A stake is a record that says which wallet staked which coin. Everything that follows, the weight of your stake, your share of each day's rewards and your payouts, is worked out from what that wallet actually held.

Where the money comes from

Every pump.fun coin pays its creator a small share of each trade, called creator rewards. Yield Oracle's own coin, $ORACLE, sends its creator rewards to the protocol's rewards wallet. 75% of everything collected goes to stakers. The other 25% buys $ORACLE on the market and burns it. The details are in Where yield comes from.

Who can stake

Any wallet that holds the $ORACLE requirement. It starts at 5,000,000 $ORACLE and falls as the market cap of $ORACLE grows, down to 250,000. Right now it is 5,000,000 $ORACLE. See The $ORACLE requirement.

What you can stake

Any coin made on pump.fun, whether it is still on its bonding curve or has graduated to PumpSwap. There is no list to get on: a coin's pool opens with its first stake, and every pool is paid by the same rule.

Everything on chain

Every figure on the site comes from the chain or from readings of it. The rewards collected, every payout, every buyback and every burn links to its transaction. Balances and prices are read, never typed in. Where there is no data yet, the site says so instead of showing a guess.

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