GetLit docs
Everything about how coins are ranked, launched and split, in plain terms.
What GetLit is
GetLit is a launchpad and leaderboard for Pump.fun coins. Most boards rank coins by volume, which bots and wash trading can fake. GetLit ranks coins by streaks: how many real holders keep coming back, window after window, and stay holding.
Coins launched through GetLit are ordinary Pump.fun coins with the same bonding curve, tradable anywhere. What GetLit adds is a fee split locked at launch: part of the coin's creator fee goes to the holders with the best streaks.
Streaks and clocks
Every coin runs five clocks. Each clock cuts time into fixed windows. Count the windows you qualify for back to back and you have a streak on that clock. Each clock is separate: missing a 1-hour window doesn't touch your 24-hour streak.
| Clock | Window | Net buy to count | Weight |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1h | 1 hour | 0.02 SOL | 1 |
| 5h | 5 hours | 0.05 SOL | 4 |
| 24h | 24 hours | 0.10 SOL | 10 |
| 36h | 36 hours | 0.15 SOL | 16 |
| 48h | 48 hours | 0.20 SOL | 24 |
Longer clocks weigh more because a long streak is harder to keep. Each coin page shows a countdown to the next window close on every clock.
When a window counts
- Buy in. Your buys minus your sells inside the window must reach that clock's floor (the table above).
- Hold through the close. From the moment you reach the floor until the window closes, your balance must stay above 0.01% of supply. Transfers count the same as sells.
- Miss one and it burns out. A missed window ends that clock's streak. There's no way to repair or buy back a streak.
Seasons last 28 days, and a multiplier grows with your streak inside the season:
| Season streak | Multiplier |
|---|---|
| 30+ | 8× |
| 14–29 | 6× |
| 7–13 | 4× |
| 4–6 | 2.5× |
| 2–3 | 1.5× |
| 1 | 1× |
| 0 | 0× |
Heat and the board
A coin's heat adds up, for every holder with a live streak, their multiplier times the clock's weight. Holders with less than 0.01% of supply don't count. Heat measures committed people, not bag size, and the board sorts by heat only.
A coin with no qualifying window on any clock for 48 hours moves to the shelf. It comes back as soon as a window counts again.
Launching a coin
- On Launch a coin, add an image, name, ticker and description, then choose which clocks are rewarded (at least one of 24h, 36h or 48h).
- Set your creator share between 0% and 30%. GetLit takes 10%; holders get the rest.
- Approve two wallet transactions. The first creates the coin on Pump.fun; the second locks the fee split.
- An optional first buy follows as a normal trade, so its fee goes through the split too.
- GetLit checks the split on-chain. Once it matches, the coin goes on the board.
A launch costs about 0.03 SOL in network fees and rent, plus any first buy. If the second approval fails, the coin page links to a page that finishes the setup with one approval.
The fee split
Pump.fun charges a fee on every trade, and part of it is the creator fee. On a GetLit coin it's divided three ways:
- Holders get 60–90%, paid into the coin's own reward vault.
- The creator chooses 0–30% at launch.
- GetLit takes a fixed 10%.
The split is written into Pump's own fee-sharing program, and the right to edit it is given up at launch. Nobody can change it afterwards, including the creator and GetLit. Each coin page links to the on-chain record.
Paying out fees
Pump.fun holds creator fees until someone triggers a payout, which then sends them along the locked split. On a GetLit coin's page, the Pay out fees button shows what's waiting. Anyone can press it: you pay only the network fee (a fraction of a cent) and receive nothing extra.
Holder rebates
Each day, the holders' share in a coin's vault is divided among holders with live streaks on its rewarded clocks:
Every day's split is published as a receipt you can check. Claiming is done from Rewards by signing a message with your wallet.
Rebate payouts aren't live yet. Claims currently run as a dry run showing what would be paid. No amount is promised.
One person, one streak
Splitting money across many wallets doesn't win more. Wallets that look like one person are grouped into a cluster and scored as one holder, with one streak, one capped balance and one reward seat. A cluster forms when wallets bought in the coin's launch block, were funded from the same source shortly before their first buy, or repeatedly send the coin between each other. Clusters are shown on each wallet's page.
Trading
GetLit doesn't execute trades. Each coin page links to trading terminals (Axiom, GMGN and Fomo) and to Pump.fun. Streaks count every buy and sell on-chain, wherever you trade.
Tracking any Pump coin
Paste a Pump.fun mint address into the box on the board. GetLit loads the coin's full on-chain history and scores every wallet on all five clocks. Tracked coins show streaks and heat but pay no rebates, since their fee split wasn't set up through GetLit.
Checking our work
Streaks are computed from finalized Solana data by an open-source scorer with no network or clock access. The full rules page lists every parameter and a hash of the rules version (currently 2.1.0). Daily splits are published as receipts.
Risks
Meme coins are extremely risky and most go to zero. A streak or a rebate is not a return on an investment. Read the risks and terms before using GetLit.
FAQ
Do I need to use GetLit to trade?
No. Trade anywhere; streaks are read from the chain.
Does selling some of my coins break my streak?
Only if your net buy in the window falls below the floor, or your balance drops below 0.01% of supply before the close.
Can the creator change the fee split later?
No. The edit rights are given up on-chain at launch.
Where do I ask questions?
On X at @getlitfun.