Launch a coinwith a host.
Botfly is a pump.fun launchpad where half of every dev buy is laid as eggs in another pump.fun coin. 24 hours later they hatch to your holders. Then your creator fees keep laying more, every 6 hours.
From dev buy to hatch.
Every Botfly launch carries a host. Your holders get paid in someone else’s bag.
Any pump.fun coin that qualifies
- Over $50K market cap
- Under 7 days old
- Passes the fake filter
Your dev buy splits 50/50
0.5 SOL or more. Half buys your coin. Half buys the host and waits a day.
Host tokens go to your holders
- Split by average balance
- First-60s snipers get nothing
- No wallet gets more than 5%
Creator fees keep laying
50% buys the host again for that window’s holders, 30% goes to you, 20% buys back and burns $BOTFLY.
Hosts in range.
Recently listed pump.fun coins pulled live from DexScreener, checked against the size and age rules. The fake filter runs on the launchpad itself.
Pre-filter only: market cap ≥ $50K and pair age < 7 days. Not a recommendation and not the fake filter. Tap infect to load a host into the lab.
Check a host. Size your buy.
Paste any pump.fun coin to check it against the host rules, then see where your dev buy goes.
Pick one from the scanner or paste a CA.
Estimates at current prices, before slippage and pump.fun fees. Real fills happen on-chain at launch.
How a hatch pays out.
An example launch with made-up wallets, so you can see the rules work: average balance over the day, snipers cut, 5% cap.
| wallet | avg balance | weight | gets |
|---|
Example: 40 wallets. Wallets that bought in the first 60s are struck out. Anything above the 5% cap is spread across the rest pro rata in this preview.
Fees that keep laying.
Every 6 hours your coin’s creator fees are split three ways. Slide to see a window.
Fees depend entirely on your coin’s volume. Four windows a day.
Live nests.
Coins launched on Botfly, their hosts, and the clock to the next hatch.
The pad’s own coin.
20% of every Botfly coin’s creator fees buys back and burns $BOTFLY, every 6 hours, on every launch.