Callooors get paid.
Everyone on pump.fun has a call. Most of them do it for free. Here the call is the entry ticket.
Keep $20 of $CALLOOOR in your wallet and a callout on its page, and part of every trade’s creator fee comes to you. The more you hold, the bigger your part.
No callout, no share, whatever you hold. Those who posted split your part instead.
So he has one question for every holder: are ya calling, son?
Each new holder has a reason to post. Each post puts $CALLOOOR in front of more people. More people can mean more volume, more fees and more for callers. Or not; fees depend on people trading, and nothing here is promised.
- 01
Hold $20+ of $CALLOOOR
Buy it on pump.fun. What counts is what the bag is worth at each round.
- 02
Post a callout
On the $CALLOOOR page on pump.fun, from the wallet that holds. Say whatever you like.
- 03
Get paid every minute
New creator fees land in SOL every 60 seconds, for as long as you hold $20+ and your callout is up.
Where the SOL comes from
Every trade of $CALLOOOR pays a creator fee on pump.fun. A fee sharing config on chain sends 80% of those fees to the treasury and 20% to the team wallet whenever they’re claimed, and anyone can check it. The engine claims the fees and pays the treasury’s part out in rounds. A round pays what trading brought in since the last one, so a quiet minute is a small round.
Your share
Each round takes the new SOL that reached the treasury, takes out the network fees for that round’s transactions, and splits the rest across every wallet that qualifies at that moment, by tokens held. The team’s 20% never passes through the rounds; it goes to the team wallet on chain when fees are claimed.
your share = 80% of new fees × your tokens ÷ all qualified tokens
qualified = holds ≥ $20 of CALLOOOR right now
AND has a callout up on its pump.fun pageIt’s straight proportional: twice the tokens, twice the share. Splitting one bag across many wallets pays exactly the same, so there’s no point doing it. If nobody qualifies in a round, the callers’ part carries into the next one.
Example
A round claims 1.0000 SOL. 0.2000 goes to the team, 0.8000 to callers. Network fees come out of the callers’ share first, so real rounds pay slightly less than these round numbers.
| Caller | Tokens | Gets |
|---|---|---|
| Wallet A | 4,000,000 | 0.6095 |
| Wallet B | 1,000,000 | 0.1524 |
| Wallet C | 250,000 | 0.0381 |
| $15, callout | – | 0.0000 |
| $900, no callout | – | 0.0000 |
Wallet B sells everything 40 seconds in. The next check marks it Sold, and the other two split the same pot:
| Caller | Tokens | Gets |
|---|---|---|
| Wallet A | 4,000,000 | 0.7529 |
| Wallet B, sold | 0 | 0.0000 |
| Wallet C | 250,000 | 0.0471 |
When the payouts stop
- You sell, or the price falls, and the bag is under $20 at a round. Get back over $20 with your callout up and you earn again from the next round.
- Your callout comes down from the coin’s page. pump.fun hides it when you sell everything and lists it again when you buy back.
SOL you already earned stays yours and still gets sent.
How we know who called it
Every 15 seconds the engine reads every holder of $CALLOOOR from the chain and checks for callouts on the coin. A new callout shows up here within seconds. Paste your wallet on the Wallet tab to see exactly where you stand.
Sending
Payments go straight to your wallet in batches, and network fees come out of the callers’ share first. Tiny shares build up until they reach 0.0001 SOL, then go out. A wallet with no SOL gets paid once its share covers Solana’s rent minimum. Every payment links to its transaction on the Payouts page.
Questions
- Do I connect a wallet or sign anything?
- No. Hold, post on pump.fun, and the SOL comes to that wallet.
- Do several wallets help?
- Each one needs its own $20+ and its own callout. Splitting a bag doesn't raise the total, because the share follows the tokens.
- Do I have to claim?
- No. Every round sends what you're owed.
- Can I post more than one callout?
- A wallet counts once, however many it posts.