How TagToPump works
TagToPump is an account on X. Reply to any post with @TagToPump tokenize this and it launches that post as a coin on pump.fun, then answers in the thread with the link. The creator fees go to the people holding it.
You tag. It launches. Holders get the fees. The post's author gets nothing, the person who tagged gets nothing, and TagToPump gets nothing.
How it works
Four things happen, in this order. You only do the first.
- You reply. Replying is what picks the target: the post you replied to is the one that becomes the coin.
- The bot sees it. It holds an open stream of every post mentioning it, so it reacts in seconds rather than on a timer.
- It checks the rules. Already tokenized? Account too new? Out of launches for the hour? Wallet low? Any one of those and it stops.
- It launches and replies. One Solana transaction creates the coin, then the bot posts the ticker and link in the same thread.
There is no website step in that list. This site only shows what already happened; there is no launch button on it.
The command
The minimum is the bot's handle and the trigger phrase, as a reply to the post you want:
@TagToPump tokenize thisTwo optional extras let you name the coin yourself. Both go anywhere in the same reply:
| You write | Effect | Limit |
|---|---|---|
$TICKER | Sets the coin's symbol. Without it, one is made from the post's own words. | 10 characters |
- A Coin Name | Sets the coin's name. Everything after the dash is used. | 32 characters |
Replying to @degenmike
@TagToPump tokenize this $GM - Good Morning Coin
A $TICKER on its own also works as the trigger — @TagToPump $GM is enough.
Tagging the bot on a post of your own, rather than replying, tokenizes that post. That is how you tokenize something you wrote.
What the coin becomes
Everything comes from the post you tagged, not from the person who tagged it.
| Part of the coin | Where it comes from |
|---|---|
| Name | Your - Name if you gave one, otherwise the first line of the post, trimmed to fit. |
| Ticker | Your $TICKER if you gave one, otherwise letters pulled from the post's own words. |
| Image | The post's first picture. If it has none, the author's profile picture is used instead. |
| Description | The post's text. |
| Website link | This site's page for that post, so anyone looking at the coin on pump.fun can find the post it came from. |
| Supply | pump.fun's standard bonding curve. Nothing custom. |
Image and description are pinned to IPFS through pump.fun's own uploader.
TagToPump creates the coin and buys none of it. Whoever buys first buys at the bottom of the curve, same as anybody else. The launcher wallet pays the transaction and walks away.
Where the fees go
pump.fun takes a fee on every trade and hands part of it to the coin's creator. On most coins that is a person, collecting forever.
Not here. Every coin is created with pump.fun's holderReward flag on. With that flag set, pump.fun ignores the creator address passed in and makes a program-derived address the creator instead — one nobody owns and nobody can sign for. The fee accrues to that address's vault, and pump.fun's own payout instruction hands it to holders.
It is permanent
Not a policy TagToPump could quietly change. pump.fun's program refuses to move the creator of a holder-rewards coin at all — the attempt fails on chain with an immutable-creator error.
A holder-rewards coin has no creator fee left to route anywhere. Not the author, not whoever tagged the bot, not TagToPump. Holding the coin is the only way to earn from it.
Verify it yourself
Don't take it on trust. Every coin's page links its creation transaction, and the creator on chain is the holder-rewards address derived from the mint. Two ways to check:
- Look at the transaction. Open any coin's page here, follow the Solscan link, and read the create instruction.
- Run the check. The repository ships a script that simulates a real create against mainnet, reads the resulting bonding curve back, and fails if the creator is not the holder-rewards address:
# against mainnet, signs nothing, spends nothing
npm run verifyIt prints the mint, the creator the chain reported and the holder-rewards address it expected, and exits non-zero if they differ.
What it costs
Nothing, to you. TagToPump pays for each launch out of one wallet it funds itself. What a launch costs it:
| Item | Cost |
|---|---|
| Creating the coin on pump.fun | ~0.0055 SOL measured on mainnet |
| Dev buy | none |
| Reading mentions | fractions of a cent per post seen |
| Posting the reply | fractions of a cent |
One SOL is roughly 180 launches. Below its floor the bot stops and says so, rather than failing halfway through a transaction.
The rules
Every launch spends real money from one wallet, so a request has to clear all of these:
| Rule | Value |
|---|---|
| One coin per post, ever | enforced |
| How many coins one account can set off | 5 every 1h |
| How often one author can be tokenized | once every 1h |
| Minimum account age of whoever tags | 30 days |
| Minimum followers of whoever tags | 10 |
| Coins per day, everyone combined | 40 |
Every decision is written down before the bot acts, so a restart or a duplicated stream message can never launch the same post twice.
When it says no
- The post already has a coin. The bot points you at it instead of making a second one.
- You have used your 5 launches for the hour, or the author of that post is inside their cooldown.
- The day's cap is used up. It resets on a rolling 24-hour window.
- Your account is too new or too small. See the rules above.
- You tagged a repost. Tag the original post instead.
- The post has no text to make a coin out of.
- The launcher wallet is low. The bot pauses rather than half-launching.
It will say which one, but at most once every ten minutes per account. Tag it repeatedly and you get silence, not a wall of replies.
If someone tokenized your post
Plainly, so there is no confusion:
- Anyone can tag any public post. You are not asked first, and you cannot be paid for it.
- A coin made from your post is not issued by you, endorsed by you, or connected to you beyond copying the post's words and picture.
- The coin's creator fees go to its holders, not to whoever made it happen. There is no revenue to claim.
- If you want a post of yours taken off this site, or you want the bot to stop answering requests about your account, message @TagToPump. The coin itself lives on pump.fun and on Solana — nobody, including us, can delete it.
What TagToPump can't do
These are the things that go wrong elsewhere:
- It never touches your wallet. There is no connect button here. You never sign anything for TagToPump, and it holds no keys for anyone but its own launcher.
- It holds none of the supply. No dev buy, no reserve, no allocation.
- It cannot collect fees from a coin it made. The creator is a program address; there is no key for it anywhere.
- It cannot change a coin after the fact. Name, image, and fee routing are fixed at creation.
These are memecoins made automatically out of posts. Most will go to zero. Nothing here is investment advice. Only spend what you are fine losing entirely.
FAQ
Do I need a wallet to tokenize a post?
No. You need an X account. The transaction is paid for and signed by TagToPump's launcher wallet.
Can I tokenize my own post?
Yes. You still get no creator fee — the coin's fees go to its holders, like every other one.
How do holders actually receive the fee?
pump.fun collects it into the coin's holder-rewards vault and pays holders through its own program. TagToPump is not in the loop and could not divert it.
Can I pick the picture?
Not directly. The coin uses the tagged post's first image, or the author's profile picture if it has none. For a specific image, post it yourself and tag the bot.
Why did it reply to someone else and not me?
Most likely a cooldown, the daily cap, or that post already having a coin. See when it says no.
How fast is it?
Usually a few seconds. It listens on a live stream rather than checking on a timer.
Is the coin's ticker guaranteed unique?
No. Tickers are not unique anywhere on pump.fun. Always check the mint address, which this site shows on every coin's page.
Questions this page doesn't answer: @TagToPump. Or read what it has launched so far.