Post the coin.
Get paid by the views.
1. A coin launches on Bagwork
Anyone launches a pump.fun coin here from their own wallet, paired with SOL. The launch sets the coin's pump.fun fee sharing to 100 percent for Bagwork's payout wallet and locks it, so nobody can change it afterwards, the launcher and us included. Every ticker exists once on Bagwork.
2. You sign in with X
On your page, sign in with X and add the Solana wallet your SOL should go to. If you sign in with a post, you post a short code from your account once. You can delete it afterwards.
3. You post the coin
Post about the coin on X with its ticker, like $NIGHT, or its contract address. Bagwork searches X for every coin around the clock and reads each post's views, the same number X shows under the post. A post counts when:
- it names the coin by its cashtag or contract address,
- it was posted after the coin launched,
- it is about this coin. A post with the contract address always is. A post with only the ticker is checked once, so a
$TSLApost about the car maker does not take the fees of a coin called TSLA. - Reposts do not count. Write your own post or a quote.
4. The fees are split by views
Every few minutes the payout wallet collects the coin's creator fees and splits them over the signed-in accounts that posted it, by the new views their posts got since the last split. Five times the views is five times the SOL: if you got 50,000 new views and someone else 10,000, you get 83.3 percent and they get 16.7 percent. The next round pays only the views gained after that, so no view is paid twice.
Wearing the coin's picture as your X profile picture counts 1.25x. The coin's page has a PFP maker for that: the coin's own picture with a new outfit, and a gallery of the ones people made.
When no signed-in account gained views in a round, the fees wait for the next round. Views from before you signed in are not lost: they are paid in the first round after you add your wallet.
5. Everything is on chain
Every collection and payment is a Solana transaction, listed in the ledger. The only cost is Solana's network fee for each transaction.