Use your token to power a SOL, BTC, ZEC, ETH 1000× perps market
A community venue uses your eligible Pump.fun token as its primary pool and reward asset. Traders choose an underlying market, supported collateral, direction and leverage. This creates synthetic exposure; it does not list a perpetual contract tracking your token’s own price.
Each venue has its own pool, USDC payout vault, custody, trading risk state, ownership rewards and FIFO claim queue. The root SDICE pool does not guarantee a community venue’s payouts. Shared infrastructure and operating SOL do not combine customer balances.
One contract address. Token identity comes from metadata.
Open the market selector in the trading app and choose Create market. Paste the token’s contract address. The app retrieves the ticker and name; creators do not enter a substitute identity.
The creator wallet pays 0.2 SOL total, including token registration when required. The service validates and budgets setup before payment. Wallet network fees are separate, and unused setup funding goes to the shared operating SOL reserve.
Creation provisions the venue’s operating accounts, not a funded trading bankroll. Quotes, backing, collateral inventory and trading capacity must still be available. A service capacity limit can also prevent creation.
- Paste token address
- Review identity and setup
- Approve creator payment
Losses buy back the venue’s token
With no queued claims, the normal loss allocation is 90% to the venue payout pool, 7% to its stakers, 1% to burn its token, 1% toward SOL operations and 1% to buy and burn SDICE. The first three allocations total 98% toward the venue token’s pool, rewards and burn; that is not a guaranteed price increase.
With queued claims, 99% supports the venue’s payout inventory and 1% supports SOL operations. New staking allocations and burns pause so the queue gets priority. Previously accrued rewards remain claimable. Swap fees, price impact and rounding determine actual token amounts.
The root SDICE venue uses a 2% SDICE burn instead of the community venue’s split 1% + 1% burn.
Wins: get your bag back + USDC profits
Eligible collateral is released on a profitable close, and profit is accounted for as a USD claim paid in USDC. The final claim reflects the winning-profit curve, collateral changes and settlement rules. The headline slogan does not override those calculations.
Claims wait in the venue’s FIFO queue until liquidity can pay them. Creating a venue does not pre-fund every possible winner, promise instant payment or guarantee income to its creator.
Who receives the revenue?
Eligible settled losses issue non-transferable ownership in that venue. Staking that ownership participates in its designated revenue allocation. Registering a market does not by itself allocate all future rewards to the creator.
Inspect the active venue’s Pool & Rewards panel and addresses. Tokens with the same symbol can have different contract addresses; verify the mint and the selected venue before signing.