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redirect your drops
The SOL drops pump.fun pays on your MOIN can go to the moin dao, automatically. Your MOIN stays yours: take it back any time. What your drops bring in is your vote on how the dao spends its treasury.
Putting the vault on Solana takes 2.1 SOL. Help launch it, and it opens right here.
help launch the vault
2.1 SOL puts it on Solana
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Send SOL to it from any wallet or exchange, or connect a wallet below.
how it works
four steps; you do the first two
open your redirect account
An address of your own that pump.fun pays like any wallet, but whose SOL only the vault program can move: and only to the dao.
move MOIN in
The MOIN stays yours. Only your wallet can take it out again, whenever you like, straight back to you.
drops go to the dao
pump.fun pays the drops on that MOIN to your redirect account; every few minutes they're swept into the dao's treasury. Nobody has to do anything.
vote with them
The SOL your drops brought the dao is your vote. The team puts proposals forward; holders decide what the treasury pays for.
the fine print
- The launch wallet belongs to the moin team. Putting the vault program on Solana costs about 2.03 SOL, rent the network holds for as long as the program exists; setting up the vault and the moin dao, and the fees, take the rest of the 2.1 SOL. Once it's there, the team puts the vault on Solana and opens it on this page.
- The launch wallet then holds the vault program's upgrade authority: it can change the program, as the points below explain. Anything above what the launch uses goes to the moin dao's treasury once the dao exists, where only proposals that pass can spend it.
- Sending SOL to the launch wallet is a gift: it's final, it isn't an investment, and it doesn't buy anything, votes included. Votes come only from the drops your MOIN redirects once the vault is open.
- Your redirect account is a regular Solana address owned by the vault program. pump.fun pays drops to the owner of a MOIN account; on yours, that SOL can only be moved by the vault program, and only into the moin dao's treasury. The MOIN in it can only be moved by your wallet: it's the account's delegate for any amount and the only one who can close it.
- The account's own key exists only while it's set up: your browser makes it, the account signs its setup once, and the page forgets it; it is never sent anywhere. Afterwards it can't move the account's SOL. Kept, it could still move the MOIN as the account's owner, which is why it isn't kept.
- pump.fun decides who gets drops, and hasn't said whether it pays accounts like these. The numbers above show whether redirect accounts are receiving drops. If they stop, take your MOIN back and its drops land in your wallet again.
- Drops are paid by pump.fun, not by the moin dao or this site. They follow trading volume, can be zero, and pump.fun can change or stop them at any time. Estimates use the latest payout round and the recent pace of rounds.
- The vault program hasn't had an independent security audit yet, and whoever holds its upgrade authority can change it. The MOIN in redirect accounts stays out of its reach either way; the SOL waiting to be swept doesn't. How the dao decides what to do with its treasury.
- Opening a redirect account stores a few small records on Solana, paid from your wallet; closing it returns its MOIN account's rent. Nothing here is an investment or a promise of any return, and this site isn't affiliated with pump.fun.