How FAME works
One verified trader, one coin, one public pledge — every weekday at noon ET, in the same order, every time.
The drop ritual, start to finish.
Every drop runs the same script. That's the point — when the shape never changes, nobody gets a quiet head start.
- T-24HThe silhouette
The stats go up. The name doesn’t.
A day before every debut, tomorrow’s trader appears as numbers only: a verified track record, a win rate, a wallet age. No handle, no face. The record speaks first.
$451.8K PnL in a day. Who is it? - 12:00 ETThe reveal
The name, the clip, the Pledge.
At noon the coin goes live and the silhouette gets a name. The trader introduces themselves in their own clip — face, voice, thesis — and their Pledge is published with the coin: where every fee will go, fixed before the first trade.
SalaryCauseStackBoost - FIRST 24HFair-launch caps
Nobody gets to be early and big.
For the first 24 hours, no wallet can hold more than 0.5% of supply. A coin’s first day belongs to hundreds of backers, not a handful of large wallets.
max 0.5% of supply per wallet - $25K RAISEDGraduation
Off the curve, into its own pool.
When the curve raises $25K, the coin graduates: it moves to its own Uniswap v4 pool and the liquidity is locked. So far, 4 of the first 9 drops have made the walk.
$25K raised → own pool, liquidity locked
One fee. Three destinations. Zero mystery.
Every trade on a FAME curve carries a 1% fee — $328.5K collected across the first 9 drops — and the split never changes.
Half of every fee goes wherever the trader pledged — salary, cause, stack, or boost. $84.3K has already been swept to nonprofits this way.
Pays for the vetting: track-record verification, the curation committee, and the receipts infrastructure that publishes every sweep.
Buys $FAME on the open market and retires it — 41.2M tokens so far.
Four places the creator half can point.
Each trader picks a destination before their coin exists, and a switch takes 7 days' public notice.
Salary
keeps their fees
Weekly sweep to the trader's wallet — a public paycheck for performing.
Cause
gives their fees away
Every fee swept to a verified nonprofit. The receipt ledger is public.
Stack
builds their basket
Fees buy the trader's published basket of coins they believe in — locked 90 days. Buy the identical stack with $FAME.
Boost
feeds their own coin
Fees buy the coin back — half burned forever, half locked as permanent liquidity.
Every coin has a floor under it.
Pledges differ. The floor doesn't. Two rules make sure no coin on FAME is ever left without structural support.
The 20% Boost floor
Whatever a trader pledges, at least 20% of their creator fees route to Boost: the fees buy the coin back, half is burned forever, and half is locked as liquidity that can never leave.
$61.9K bought back and burned so far
The Claim Clock
A trader who walks away doesn't strand their backers. Creator fees that go unclaimed sit in escrow, then decay steadily into Boost — an absent trader's coin quietly buys itself back.
The parts you don't have to take on trust.
The address doesn’t exist until noon.
The contract is deployed at the moment of the reveal. Before 12:00 there is nothing to snipe — not for bots, not for insiders, not for us.
The people who pick can’t buy.
The curation committee and everyone at FAME are contract-blocked for the first 24 hours, and the first hour’s buyers are published in full.
Every sweep is a transaction you can open.
Each fee sweep — to a pledge, the platform, or the buyback — is an on-chain receipt linked from the coin’s page. If we say it moved, you can watch it move.
Backing a trader takes three steps.
- 01
Fund
Sign in with an email — Privy spins up your wallet on the spot. Fund it with a card, or send USDG straight from your Robinhood account.
- 02
Back
Back the coin on its curve. Every buy moves it toward the $25K graduation line and its own locked pool.
- 03
Hold
Hold the coin and watch the receipts. The 1% fee on every trade is split and swept — to the pledge, the platform, and the buyback — in public.