Pump Markets Protocol

Pump Markets turns binary questions about the real world into pairs of tradable tokens. Each market — for example, "Mexico vs South Africa — Over 2.5 goals" — is split into two SPL tokens deployed by the platform treasury: a YES side and a NO side. You buy whichever side you believe in, hold it, and sell when demand and the bonding curve carry the price up.

The protocol does not custody funds, does not match orders, and does not resolve outcomes. It is a deployment + discovery layer on top of pump.fun's liquidity.

The market triplet

Every Pump Market is a triplet of (question, side A token, side B token). Sides are mutually exclusive but tokens are independent SPL assets — their prices move freely on their own bonding curves.

Market categories

1. 01
   Pick a market

   Browse the World Cup or Markets grid. Each card shows the question, side, ticker, and contract address.
2. 02
   Choose a side

   YES (Over) and NO (Under) tokens are independent. Read the market resolution rule before clicking.
3. 03
   Click a preset or custom

   Presets — 0.01 / 0.05 / 0.1 SOL — buy instantly. Custom amount opens a modal with slippage control (default 10%).
4. 04
   Sign and broadcast

   The trade is signed by your in-app key, broadcast through pumpportal.fun, and confirmed on Solana mainnet.
5. 05
   Hold or exit

   Sell back to SOL through the same card, or move the token to any Solana terminal — Axiom, Photon, BullX, Phantom — and trade off-platform.

When you sign up with email or Google, the protocol generates a fresh Solana keypair for you. The secret key is encrypted with AES-256-GCM using a server-side master passphrase and stored in the wallets table — only the encrypted blob ever touches the database.

Every market token is a normal SPL token. The contract address is shown on every card and clickable for one-tap copy. Paste it into:

When a token graduates from pump.fun's bonding curve (~$69K market cap), liquidity migrates to Raydium automatically. From that point it trades as a standard AMM pair.

Pump Markets does not settle outcomes. There is no oracle, no automated payout, and no airdrop on the winning side. Every market is a free SPL token whose price is determined by traders on a bonding curve.

You make money the same way you do on any pump.fun coin: buy demand before the crowd. As an event approaches and the narrative shifts — a team advances, BTC pumps, an ATH gets close — buyers pile into the side that looks right, the curve rips, and you sell into them.

After the event, both tokens remain tradable. The losing side typically bleeds out; the winning side may continue to attract attention. Either way, you are trading the curve, not collecting a payout.

• ●Total loss. Tokens can and do go to zero. Pre-resolution liquidity depends on continued trader interest.
• ●Volatility. Bonding curves move fast. Slippage on thin tokens can be brutal — set tighter slippage on small markets.
• ●No regulatory protection. This is not a licensed sportsbook, exchange, or broker. You are buying speculative SPL tokens.
• ●Smart-contract risk. Trades route through pump.fun and Solana. Protocol bugs or RPC outages can affect execution.
• ●Geographic restrictions. You are responsible for confirming this product is legal in your jurisdiction.