How it works
$CALLOUT pays the people who call it. 100% of the creator rewards the coin generates goes to callers, split by what each of them actually contributed.
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Call out $CALLOUT
Make a callout from your pump.fun account. pump.fun allows one callout per account every six hours, so a call costs you something — that is exactly what makes the table worth reading.
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The coin earns fees
Every trade accrues creator fees on-chain, into a vault derived from the creator key. Those fees are the entire pool — there is no separate treasury and no other source.
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Your share is scored
Each callout counts once, plus the attention it actually drew: views, likes, replies and reposts. Those are damped so one viral call cannot swallow the pool while steady callers get nothing.
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You get paid
Shares are recalculated as the pool grows, so your position moves with the coin rather than being fixed at the moment you called. Every payout is recorded against your wallet.
Worth knowing
- Only callouts on $CALLOUT count. Calls you make on other coins are yours, but they do not earn here.
- Shares are derived when the table is read, not frozen when a call is made — so if the weighting changes, every row is rescored together rather than some being grandfathered.
- The vault can only be moved by the creator key, so payouts are sent out rather than claimed from this page.
- pump.fun exposes callouts per user, never per coin, so a caller has to be known to this site before their calls can be counted. Calling the coin and opening this page is enough.
- Callout.fund is independent of pump.fun. Any rewards pump.fun pays through its own callout program are entirely separate from these.