Call it.
Get paid.
Every coin launched on Calls sends its creator fees to the holders who call it out. Hold the coin, call it out on Calls, and you're in. The more you hold and the more it pumps after your call, the bigger your cut of the pool.
Top callers
Most SOL earned from callouts, all time.
Coins
Each coin pays its own callers from its own pool. Coins can pair with SOL, tokenized stocks or crypto.
Best callouts today
The calls earning the most right now.
Recent payouts
Launch a coin.
Your coin goes live on pump.fun. Its creator fees fill a pool that pays the holders who spread the word.
Coin name
Your description shows here.
The callouts that paid the most
Every callout across every Calls coin, ranked by what it earned. Earnings come from how much the caller holds and how much the coin gained after the call.
| # | Caller | Coin | Holding | PnL | Score | Earned |
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Leaderboard by coin
Estimated split when this coin's pool reaches 1 SOL. Callouts posted since its last payout count, scored by holding and PnL.
| # | Caller | Holding | PnL | Score | Est. payout |
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Check my callouts
Hold the coin, open its page and tap Call out. Your wallet signs it, and payouts go straight to that wallet. Paste your wallet to see your entries.
Rules
- Call out on Calls. Open a coin's page and tap Call out. Your wallet signs it, and you need at least 100,000 tokens (0.01% of supply).
- One callout per coin per round. It stays in until that coin's next payout.
- Holding. Counts the lower of what you held when you called and what you hold now. Buying more later doesn't add; selling lowers it, and selling out drops you to zero.
- PnL. How much the coin's market cap rose since your call. Losses count as 0%, gains count up to +400%.
- Score = √holding × (1 + PnL). Holding is capped at 1% of supply, so one whale can't take the whole pool.
- Top 20 bonus. 5% of every payout on every coin builds the Top 20 pool. Once a day it pays the 20 callers with the biggest % gain on their calls in the last 7 days. #1 gets 20 shares, down to #20 with 1.
- 0.5 SOL max per wallet per payout. Anything over stays in the pool for the next round.
Who actually calls winners
A call wins when the coin hits 1.5× its market cap from the moment you called it, within 24 hours. Your rating is your win rate, adjusted for how many calls you've made. Make 10 calls to get ranked.
Find your rank
Paste the wallet you post callouts from.
| # | Caller | Rank | Rating | Win rate | Wins / calls | Best call | Earned | Stars |
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Every payout, on-chain
Each payout links to its Solscan transaction.
$CALLS
The token behind Calls. 25% of every payout on every coin goes to the buyback reserve, which buys $CALLS and burns it.
This is the only real $CALLS address. Check it here before you buy, and ignore any other address posted in DMs or replies.
How $CALLS gets bought
No team allocation feeds this. It runs on creator fees from every coin launched on Calls.
- Coins tradeEvery coin on Calls earns creator fees on each trade.
- Pools pay outEach time a coin's pool is worth 1 SOL, it splits 70 / 10 / 20.
- 25% to the reserveA quarter of every payout goes to the public reserve wallet.
- Buy and burnThe reserve buys $CALLS and burns it on-chain. Every burn is listed below with its transaction.
Burn history
Every burn links to its transaction.
| Date | SOL spent | $CALLS burned | Tx |
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Token facts
- Chain
- Solana
- Launches on
- pump.fun
- Launch
- After the launchpad
- Buy pressure
- 25% of every Calls payout
- Bought $CALLS
- Burned, never sold
- Reserve wallet
- Shown at launch
Every SOL, on-chain
Calls runs on a few public wallets. Here's each one, what it's for, and everything that's moved through it. You can check all of it on Solscan.
Latest on-chain activity
Fee claims, payouts and burns, newest first.
Check it yourself
- Open any wallet above on Solscan. Every transaction is public.
- Each payout is one transaction. It lists every wallet paid and how much.
- Every payout splits the same way: 70% to callers, 5% to the Top 20 (paid out daily), 25% to the reserve.
- The scoring rules are on the How it works page. They're the same for every coin.
Read this before you use Calls
Last updated October 1, 2026. By using Calls you agree to these terms.
Nothing here is financial advice
Calls is a tool for launching coins and rewarding the people who promote them. Nothing on this site is investment, financial, legal or tax advice. Do your own research, and only spend what you can afford to lose.
Memecoins are extremely risky
Most coins lose most or all of their value, often within hours. Prices can move very fast, liquidity can disappear, and anyone can launch a coin. A coin being on Calls doesn't mean we checked it, vouch for it, or know who made it.
Payouts aren't guaranteed
Payouts only happen when a coin earns enough creator fees for its pool to reach 1 SOL. A coin with little trading may never pay out. Your share depends on your holding and the coin's gain since your call compared with other callers, so estimates on this site can change until a payout is sent.
We rely on other services
Coins are created and traded on pump.fun, and prices come from pump.fun and DexScreener. If any of them change or go down, scoring and payouts may be delayed, paused or changed. Tokenized stocks used as pairs are issued by third parties, and may not be available where you live.
Fair play
Using many wallets to farm callouts, wash trading to fake gains, rating yourself, or otherwise gaming the system can get a wallet excluded from payouts, ranks and ratings. We may adjust the scoring rules to stop abuse. When we do, we'll announce it on X and update How it works.
Your wallet, your responsibility
Calls never holds your coins and never asks for your seed phrase or private key. Connecting a wallet only shares your public address, and signing a callout or rating message can't move funds. We will never DM you first. Anyone who does is not us.
Taxes and local laws
You're responsible for following the laws where you live and for any taxes on coins you buy or SOL you receive.
No warranty
Calls is provided as it is, without any guarantee that it will be available, accurate or free of bugs. To the extent the law allows, we aren't liable for losses from using the site, trading coins, or relying on anything shown here.
Changes
We may update these terms. The date at the top shows the latest version.
The $CALLS buyback
25% of every payout goes into a public reserve wallet that buys $CALLS and burns it on-chain.
Held in a public wallet anyone can check. It only ever buys $CALLS and burns it.
| Date | Added | Reserve total |
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One loop, on repeat
Coin goes live
Anyone launches on pump.fun through Calls. That coin's creator fees fill its own pool.
Post a callout
Holders open the coin on Calls and tap Call out. Their wallet signs it, nothing is paid.
Calls are scored
Your score is your holding (capped at 1% of supply) times how much the coin gained since your call.
Pool splits
Every time a coin's pool reaches 1 SOL, 70% pays that round's callers by score, 5% goes to the Top 20 bonus (paid daily) and 25% goes to the $CALLS buyback reserve.
What is the Top 20 bonus?
5% of every payout across all coins builds a bonus pool for the top 20 callers on Calls, and it pays out once a day. They're ranked by the biggest % gain from their calls in the last 7 days. It pays out on top of their normal earnings, weighted by rank: #1 gets 20 shares, #2 gets 19, down to #20 with 1 share.
When do payouts happen?
Every time a coin's pool reaches 1 SOL from creator fees. Busy coins pay out many times a day; quiet coins pay out when they get there. Each payout covers the callouts posted since the last one.
How is my share worked out?
Score = √holding × (1 + PnL). Holding is the lower of what you held when you called and what you hold now, as a % of supply, capped at 1%. PnL is how much the coin's market cap rose since your call: losses count as 0% and gains count up to +400%. Your share of the 70% is your score divided by everyone's score in that round, capped at 0.5 SOL per payout.
Can I call out more than once?
One callout per coin per round. It stays in until that coin's next payout, then you can call it again. You can call out as many different coins as you like.
Do I need to connect a wallet?
Yes, to call out. Your wallet signs the callout (a free message, nothing is sent) so we know it's really you and where to send your payout. You also connect to launch a coin, to rate callers, or to see everything on My Calls. Connecting shares your public address only. It can't move funds.
What's on my caller profile?
Every caller gets a public profile with their rank, rating, win rate, best call, earnings, star rating from holders, open callouts and payouts. Click any name on the site to open it.
Why holdings and PnL?
Both cost real money to fake. To score, you have to actually hold the coin, and your call only earns more if the coin really goes up after it. Every buy that pushes a coin up helps every holder anyway.
What's the whale cap?
Any bag above 1% of supply counts the same as 1%, and holdings are square-rooted, so a bag 4× bigger scores 2× more. One big holder can't take the whole payout.
Can I call out on pump.fun or X too?
Post wherever you like, and use the share link to send people to the coin. Only callouts made on Calls count toward payouts, because they're signed by your wallet.
How do caller stars work?
Anyone holding a Calls coin can rate a ranked caller from 1 to 5 stars. Each wallet gets one rating per caller and can change it later. You prove the wallet is yours by signing a free message, so nothing is sent. Stars show once a caller has at least 3 ratings. They're separate from a caller's rank, which comes only from how their calls actually did.
Can I pair my coin with a stock?
Yes. pump.fun's Custom Pairs let a coin trade against tokenized stocks like Nvidia or Tesla, against BTC or ETH, or against SOL and USDC. Pick the pair when you launch. Creator fees are collected in that asset, so a coin paired with Nvidia fills its pool with tokenized Nvidia and pays its callers in it. Custom pairs also let you set the creator fee anywhere from 0.05% to 1%.
How does a stock-paired pool reach 1 SOL?
The pool pays out when it's worth 1 SOL at the current price, whatever asset it holds. Callers and the Top 20 are paid in the paired asset. The 25% reserve share is swapped to SOL for the $CALLS buyback.
What is $CALLS and where do I buy it?
$CALLS is the Calls token, live on pump.fun. The only real contract address is BuncinnNPkhSZwPs8XjFuhPnqUfbmpMzXRBj3m7Ypump, also shown on the $CALLS page. 25% of every payout goes to the reserve, which buys $CALLS and burns it.