Launch on pump.
Short $PUMP.
We're connecting every launch through $SHORT.
Similar to how Big Titty Coin benefits from widespread token pairings, we're building an infrastructure where every coin launched through our platform is paired with $SHORT.
Instead of having hundreds of disconnected launches, we're creating an ecosystem where trading activity across multiple coins contributes to one central system.
Every coin is deployed through ONE wallet.
By deploying all coins through a single platform-controlled wallet, we can consolidate the creator fees generated across the entire launchpad.
This means that rather than fees being distributed across hundreds of individual developers, they're accumulated into one treasury designed to fund our strategy.
We're using those fees to build the BIG SHORT against $PUMP.
As more coins launch and generate trading volume, the treasury can accumulate additional fees to fund a short position against $PUMP.
The objective is to build a substantial position using revenue generated by our own launch ecosystem, although its actual size and market impact will depend on trading activity, liquidity and execution.
Essentially, we're building a system where activity across our launches can fund a collective bearish position against Pumpfun's own token.
And the reason I'm doing this goes beyond another memecoin launch.
We've spent years asking for improvements to the ecosystem, and I believe the community deserves a platform that actually takes those concerns seriously.
@pumpfun, you've had years to listen to the people who helped build your platform, and many of us feel you've failed to do that.
I want $SHORT to demonstrate what happens when a community decides to build its own infrastructure and put its economic activity behind a shared objective.
We're calling it THE BIG SHORT, and we're building it directly around the ecosystem that inspired it.
The mechanics
- 1Every coin is created on pump.fun from one master wallet and paired with $SHORT. Copies of an existing ticker, name or picture are refused.
- 2Every creator fee goes to the one treasury and into one public short on $PUMP on Hyperliquid.
- 3The short never closes, fees only add to it, and the account is public. Its size and its price depend on trading, liquidity and execution.