01Rounds
A round lasts 1 hour and ends at the bell. The next round opens the same second.
Your first paper buy in a round takes your seat and loads 10 paper SOL. Each wallet gets one seat per round. Signing in is a message signature, never a transaction.
02Paper fills
You can trade any pump.fun coin paired with SOL, whether it is still on the bonding curve or has graduated to PumpSwap. Paste a contract address on the desk to open it.
Buys and sells price off chain state at the moment you click. Bonding-curve coins go through pump.fun's own curve math and fees. Graduated coins trade against the PumpSwap pool reserves with a 1% fee. Bigger orders get more slippage, the same as a real order.
The minimum buy is 0.01 SOL. You can sell any slice of a bag. Paper orders never touch the chain and never move a real price.
03Scoring
Equity is your cash plus the liquidation value of every bag: what selling it into the market right now would return. A thin bag is worth what it can be sold for, not its last price.
At the bell, every player's final equity is read from chain and the board is ranked from highest to lowest.
04Payouts
The pot is every $DRYRUN creator fee claimed during the round, less a 10% house cut for gas and running costs, plus anything that rolled in from earlier rounds. The fees sit in the pot wallet.
The top 10 players in profit split it: 30%, 20%, 12%, 9%, 7%, 6%, 5%, 4%, 4%, 3%. A player who finishes flat or down is skipped, and their share rolls forward.
There is no $DRYRUN holding requirement right now. If one is added, it will be announced before the round it applies to.
Payouts go out in one transaction from the pot wallet shortly after the bell. The leaderboard links to that transaction.
05Fair play
You can use more than one wallet, but each seat starts from zero and only profit pays. Using exploits, scripts or bugs to inflate equity voids that wallet's prize.
This is a game played with paper money. Nothing here is financial advice, and real pump.fun coins are far riskier than paper ones.