New Pump.fun tokens can launch and trade against USDC, creating a dollar-native lane for projects built around real treasury accounting.
First Pump.fun-native USDC index fund coin
Pump.fun gets
USDC launches.
Mint manages
the basket.
Holders get
paid.
The Basis runs on the new Pump.fun USDC rail: trades create USDC fees, Mint uses those fees to buy a stock basket, the basket is marked in dollars, and realized gains route back to holders in USDC.
Contract Address
Stocks trade in dollars. Investors think in dollars. Pump.fun USDC launches let a token collect fees, buy stock exposure, track NAV, and pay holders in one unit.
Why This Exists Now
Pump.fun USDC launches make the index-fund loop possible.
Pump.fun opens USDC-based launches. That lets a token trade against dollars, collect fees in dollars, and use those fees to build a dollar-denominated stock basket.
- USDC pairtraders enter with stablecoin liquidity
- USDC feesthe treasury starts in dollars
- stock basketMint buys market exposure with fees
- Holder payoutsrealized gains route back in USDC
Solana already has a massive stablecoin pool. The Basis is built for traders who want onchain exposure without being forced into SOL-pair volatility.
Stocks trade in dollars, companies report in dollars, and investors think in dollars. The Basis keeps revenue, NAV, and distributions in one unit.
Analytics
USDC removes the SOL noise from the books.
How It Works
The Basis turns token volume into stock buys and holder payouts.
USDC Launch
Pump.fun opens the USDC rail. The pair, fees, and treasury are dollar-native from day one.
Fee Capture
Every buy and sell generates USDC fees that route directly into the treasury.
Mint Policy
Mint checks fee flow, cash ratio, basket drift, volatility, and payout thresholds.
Stock Buys
Treasury USDC deploys into a weighted basket of xStocks and market exposure tracked in dollars.
NAV + PnL
Basket value, unrealized PnL, realized gains, and book value are all marked in USDC.
Holder Pool
Realized net profits move into the distribution pool and pay out to holders in USDC.
Mint Decision Logic
Mint turns fees into decisions.
Mint reads one live treasury state: fee flow, cash reserve, basket weights, market risk, realized gains, and whether holders can be paid.
Fee flow
How much new USDC has entered the treasury from token volume.
Cash ratio
How much stays liquid for payout safety, operating reserve, and dip buying.
Basket drift
How far current stock exposure has moved away from target weights.
PnL status
Whether gains are unrealized, realized, retained, or ready for distribution.
Payout threshold
Whether the distribution pool is large enough to queue holder payments.
Risk state
Whether Mint should buy, hold, rotate, or stay reserve-heavy.
Dynamic Stock Basket
Mint converts USDC fees into the stock basket.
Every Pump.fun trade generates USDC fees. Mint deploys those fees into a weighted basket of stock exposure: SPY, NVDA, AAPL, MSFT, AMZN, GOOGL, META, COIN, MSTR, TSLA, GLD, and USDC reserve. Position prices are tracked onchain via Pyth Network price feeds, so NAV and PnL are verifiable in real time.
Distribution Engine
Fees become the holder payout engine.
Mint keeps enough USDC in reserve, realizes basket gains when needed, and stages holder payouts from the distribution pool.
Mint AI Desk
Meet Mint, the agent running the basket.
Agent Online
Mint is the treasury agent inside The Basis.
Mint is staged as the fee recipient and public treasury wallet. After launch, USDC fees will arrive here, xStock buys will execute here, and holder payouts will be sent from this same wallet.
The agent design follows a LangGraph-style modular pipeline. Multiple models do not literally share one unified context window; instead, Mint passes a shared treasury state object through each specialist step so every decision uses the same books.
Live wallet holding the treasury reserve in USDC after closing the first xStock positions.
View payout walletMint Architecture
Tool-calling supervisors, handoffs, and shared state.
Mint watches market conditions, rebalances exposure, explains each decision, and evolves the basket over time. Think of it as an autonomous portfolio manager built for the onchain age.
LangGraph frameworkCarries fee flow, cash, positions, NAV, risk, pending orders, and payout state.
Routes work between specialist agents and keeps every step tied to the same treasury state.
Fast model pass for market conditions, xStock momentum, and sleeve drift.
Stronger reasoning pass for reserve floor, volatility, drawdown, and concentration risk.
Turns fee flow into buy, hold, trim, reserve, or payout proposals.
Writes the thesis, expected effect, and dashboard explanation for each action.
Deterministic rules plus model check before any transaction proposal is executed.
Dashboard update, transaction proposal, Solscan proof, and holder-facing report.
One state object carries fees, cash, positions, NAV, and payout data through each Mint step.
USDC fee flow, stock drift, cash ratio, market volatility, realized PnL
Awaiting launch volume before the first stock allocation and payout check.
Use USDC fees to buy the basket, mark gains, and queue holder payouts.
Buy only when fees are high enough and a sleeve is meaningfully under target.
Keep enough USDC liquid before any new basket buy.
Route realized gains to holders after the reserve requirement clears.
Track NAV growth, drawdown, turnover, and payout capacity.
Mint wallet proof feed, live with stock buys and sells.
Executed trades and payouts appear here with thesis, amount, wallet, route, and Solscan proof.
NVDAx sell executed
Mint unwound the NVDAx growth sleeve on command and routed the position back into USDC, keeping the treasury liquid instead of holding stock exposure.
Closes AI equity exposure and leaves the Mint wallet holding treasury value primarily as USDC.
SPYx sell executed
Mint unwound the SPYx core sleeve on command and routed the position back into USDC so the treasury returns to a cash-heavy state.
Closes core stock exposure and increases liquid USDC held in the Mint wallet.
NVDAx buy executed
After the core sleeve was opened, Mint allocated a smaller amount to the AI mega-cap sleeve because NVDA/AAPL/MSFT target is 24% and AI exposure is a primary growth sleeve. The buy keeps most treasury funds liquid while beginning the growth basket.
Adds AI equity exposure while leaving enough USDC for reserve and later holder payouts.
SPYx buy executed
Mint prioritized the core sleeve first because fee flow reached the wallet and the target basket assigns 30% to broad market exposure. A small initial buy moves treasury assets toward the displayed target while keeping most USDC in reserve.
Establishes core index exposure without draining the payout reserve.
USDC fee flow detected in Mint wallet
Mint detected the first USDC balance in the public treasury wallet after launch. This fee flow activated the treasury loop and created the budget for the first xStock buys.
Opened the path for the first SPYx and NVDAx allocations while keeping reserve available for later payouts.
Basket marks refreshed
Mint refreshed basket prices, marked unrealized PnL, and updated NAV in USDC.
NAV is checked before any payout so the books stay readable in dollar terms.
Updates book value, drift, unrealized gains, and payout readiness.
NVDA sleeve buy queued
USDC fees increased the stock budget, so Mint queued a buy for the mega-cap AI sleeve.
NVDA was below target and the reserve still had enough USDC after the buy.
Adds stock exposure while keeping cash ready for payouts and future buys.
COIN exposure trim flagged
Mint flagged a partial COIN trim after the crypto-equity sleeve moved above target.
COIN moved past the rebalance band while volatility moved above normal.
Realizes part of the gain and sends proceeds back to the USDC reserve.
SPY core allocation prepared
Mint prepared a core SPY buy so the basket starts with broad market exposure before single-name risk.
The core index sleeve was underweight and fee flow cleared the buy threshold.
Adds broad market exposure while keeping the mega-cap sleeves controlled.
MSFT and AMZN sleeve queued
Mint queued a split buy across Microsoft and Amazon to widen the mega-cap tech sleeve.
The basket was too dependent on NVDA and AAPL, while MSFT and AMZN were below policy weight.
Improves diversification without leaving the AI/cloud growth theme.
Balance Sheet
A fund coin with books.
The Basis tracks USDC treasury value, stock exposure, unrealized PnL, realized profit, and the distribution pool in one financial view.