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How PumpKing ranks

Rules

PumpKing is a public leaderboard. You pay to stand above everyone else. Rank is the bid — nothing else.

How ranking works

  • Bids are whole US dollars, $5 minimum, $1 at a time.
  • Paying less than #1 still puts you on the board at whatever rank that bid can take.
  • Enter the same CA again to raise that listing. You pay the new bid in full. The listed rank is that new amount, not the sum of every payment.
  • Listings are keyed by chain and mint, so two tokens never share a seat.
  • #1, #2, and #3 sit on the podium. Ranks 4–50 scroll on the first page. After that the board is paged.

What you can list

  • A Solana CA, an EVM address, a $TICKER, a pump.fun coin URL, or a DexScreener link.
  • On checkout you can add an optional short pitch, 160 characters. No HTML. It shows under your ticker.
  • We resolve the token from DexScreener. If we cannot resolve it, it will not list.
  • The board is for tokens, not group chats or invite links.

After you pay

  • Your listing is public, including the pitch you submitted.
  • Clicks go to DexScreener. pump.fun and GMGN links are added when we have them.
  • A completed payment is what claims the rank.
  • Someone can outbid you at any time. Paying does not lock #1.

Payment & chargebacks

  • By completing this purchase, you confirm that you have reviewed the listing and the amount, and you authorize the payment.
  • Bids are advertising. They are not a token, a refundable deposit, or a guarantee of rank.
  • If you have any issue with your purchase, contact the site operator before initiating a payment dispute or chargeback.
  • Nothing in this policy limits any rights that cannot legally be excluded.

Live market data

Price, 24h change, volume and market cap come from DexScreener public APIs. They describe the token, not the rank. Rank is only the bid.

Not a signal

A high bid means someone wanted the seat. It does not mean the token is safe, liquid, or real. This is advertising. Tokens can go to zero. Do your own research.