A price the program always pays for your tokens.
It can only go up.
Floor per 1M tokensnot yet
Market over floornot yet
Days without a fallnot yet
Rooms pourednot yet
Mint not yet
The reserve behind $FLOOR
Not poured yet
The reserve opens when the pad is deployed. Until then this room is empty and nothing here is live.
How the floor is poured
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Every trade pays 1%. Seventy percent of it goes into that coin's own reserve, twenty to whoever launched the coin, ten into the reserve behind $FLOOR.
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The reserve is the floor. The floor price is the reserve divided by every token that has not been burned, so buying and selling on the curve can never dilute it.
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Sell into it at any second. Send tokens, get amount times floor times 0.98 in SOL, your tokens burn. The 2% stays in the reserve, so every exit lifts the floor for everyone who stays.
Where a 1% fee goes
- 70%into that coin's own reserve, which is its floor
- 20%in SOL to whoever launched the coin
- 10%into the reserve behind $FLOOR
Meteora takes its own cut of the pool before this split. Nothing else is skimmed, and no part of a reserve can leave except through the chute, to a holder, at the floor.
One room per coin
Every coin launched here gets its own room and its own reserve, and its floor stands at whatever its trading has poured so far. The corridor is the pad.
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No coin has poured a floor yet. Walk the corridor or pour one.
The chute
There is no window, no queue and no claim day. The floor is a standing bid: it is there at three in the morning and it is there while the chart is on fire.
Not open yet. The chute works from the moment the program is deployed.
What the floor is not
The floor is a price in SOL, so what it is worth in dollars moves with SOL. It is not a promise about the market price: the market can trade far above the floor, and the floor is simply the price under it. Nobody can take SOL out of a reserve except a holder redeeming, and the program never sells your tokens for you.
Solana. The pad's coins are Meteora dynamic bonding curve pools; $FLOOR itself is on pump.fun.


