Every fee
buys a bottle.

Cellar is a launchpad on pump.fun. A coin launched here locks its whole creator fee to the cellar, and the cellar spends it buying that coin back off its own curve. The bottle stays on the rack. Read the manual.

Launch a coin

The rack

Every coin ever launched through Cellar keeps a bottle here. What is in a bottle was bought with that coin's own creator fee, and the cellar never sells it.

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The rack is empty

Nothing has been launched through Cellar yet, so every slot is bare. This is one of them: a plank, a slot and a blank label waiting for a coin.

Bottles: 0
Bought back: 0.0000 SOL
Of each fee: 90% buys, 10% stays

Put the first one on it

Launch a coin

The coin is an ordinary pump.fun launch from your own wallet, signed by you. The same approval points its creator fee at the cellar and locks it, which pump itself enforces and nobody can undo, not you and not us.

You sign two transactions. The first creates the coin on pump.fun and makes your first buy. The second locks the fee sharing and puts the bottle on the rack.
The fee leaves your hands. From that moment the coin's whole creator fee is paid to the cellar, not to you.
What you get. A buyer that never sells. Nine tenths of every fee your coin earns goes straight back into buying it.
What cannot be undone. pump's own fee program allows one update and then revokes its own authority, so the split can never be pointed anywhere else afterwards.

Burn and draw

Burning $CELLAR is how the cellar is opened. The burn fixes your share of everything in it at that moment: your SOL comes back in the same transaction, and then you walk the rack and take the same share out of every bottle.

Burn. Your share is what you burned over $CELLAR's original supply. It cannot be diluted: the denominator was frozen when the cellar opened.
Take the SOL. Paid out of the cellar in the burn transaction.
Draw the bottles. One pass per bottle, eight bottles to a transaction, fourteen days to finish. Anything you leave stays in the cellar for everyone else.

your.claim

Your $CELLAR: not yet
The cellar's SOL: not yet
Bottles to draw: not yet

Burn this much $CELLAR

Opens once $CELLAR is live and the cellar's program is on chain.

The manual

A coin pays its whole creator fee to the cellar

pump.fun lets a coin's creator fee be split across wallets and then locked for good. A coin launched here points one hundred per cent of that fee at its own address inside the cellar and locks it in the same transaction. The cellar refuses to rack a coin whose fee sharing is anything else.
Nine tenths of the fee buys the coin back

When fees have collected, anyone can tell the cellar to fill that coin's bottle. Ninety per cent of what arrived buys the coin on its own bonding curve and the tokens stay in the bottle. The other ten per cent stays in the cellar as SOL.
A bottle is corked when the coin graduates

Once a coin leaves the curve the cellar stops buying it. Its fee still arrives and joins the cellar's SOL, for everyone.
Burning $CELLAR opens a claim

Burn any amount and the cellar owes you that amount divided by $CELLAR's original supply, of everything it holds. The SOL is paid immediately. Each bottle is drawn separately, and you have fourteen days.
Nobody can take anything out

The program has no withdraw, no pause and no admin that can move a bottle or the vault. The one setting that can ever be changed is how small a fill is allowed to be, and that cannot move money. The cellar takes no cut for itself.
$CELLAR itself

An ordinary pump.fun coin. Its own creator fees stay on the dev wallet and are not promised to the cellar or to holders. What fills the cellar is the coins launched through it.

Risk: this is a memecoin and an experiment. What a bottle holds is worth whatever its coin is worth, which can be nothing. Burning $CELLAR is final. Nothing here is advice and nothing here is a promise of a return.