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A normal pump.fun coin. Its creator is the Mealpad meal wallet, so pump.fun sends it 100% of creator fees.
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Launch a coin on pump.fun. 100% of its creator fees buy meals through Feeding America, paid on chain every hour, with a receipt for every dollar.
This coin's creator on pump.fun is the Mealpad meal wallet, so every creator fee goes to meals, on every trade, wherever it happens. Nobody can redirect it after launch, including you.
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Each hour the keeper collects the fees, bridges them to USDC on Base and donates to Feeding America's Endaoment account. Every step is a public transaction you can open.
A normal pump.fun coin. Its creator is the Mealpad meal wallet, so pump.fun sends it 100% of creator fees.
The keeper sweeps every coin's fees into the meal wallet. These pump.fun instructions are open to anyone.
Once it holds 0.3 SOL, it bridges to USDC on Base through Relay.
It calls donate() on Feeding America's Endaoment entity (EIN 36-3673599). Endaoment, a 501(c)(3), takes 1.5% and grants the rest.
Meals use Feeding America's own figure: $1 helps provide at least 10 meals. Counted on the USDC that reaches Feeding America's entity, after Endaoment's fee.
Yes. The fee is pump.fun's own creator fee, and pump.fun pays it to the coin's creator on every trade on any platform. For Mealpad coins that creator is the meal wallet.
No. 100% of creator fees go to meals. Launchers still own whatever they buy, like any holder.
Every donation is a transaction on Base to Feeding America's Endaoment entity, linked in the ledger. The meal count is calculated from the amount in that transaction.
It gives every US nonprofit an on-chain account that accepts USDC from anyone, with no sign-up, and grants the funds to the charity. That keeps every step public.
No. Mealpad donates through Endaoment, and Feeding America receives the grants. It does not endorse Mealpad.