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: every trade generates fees in USDC, Mint deploys those fees into a basket of real stock positions with prices tracked onchain via Pyth Network, and when the basket gains, realized profits route back to holders in USDC.
Contract Address
Stocks trade in dollars. Investors think in dollars. Pump.fun USDC launches let an onchain token finally run revenue, treasury, NAV, and payouts in dollars.
Why This Exists Now
The new Pump.fun USDC launch rail turns this into a real category.
Pump.fun opens USDC-based launches. That turns a launchpad token from a SOL-priced meme into something that can act like a dollar-native onchain index fund on Solana.
- USDC pairtraders enter with stablecoin liquidity
- USDC feestreasury revenue is already dollar-denominated
- stock basketMint can buy market exposure with gross fees
- Holder payoutsrealized net profits flow back in USDC terms
Solana already has a massive stablecoin pool. The Basis is built for traders who would rather deploy USDC than take a second SOL trade.
Stocks trade in dollars, investors think in dollars, and this token can finally route revenue, NAV, and distributions through the same unit.
Analytics
USDC removes the SOL noise from the books.
How It Works
The Basis turns token volume into an index fund loop.
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 real stock positions tracked via Pyth.
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
The agent is not just a feed. It has a treasury policy.
Mint watches the same things a small fund desk would watch: incoming USDC, target allocation, market risk, stock performance, and whether realized gains are ready to move into the holder payout pool.
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 stock positions.
Every Pump.fun trade generates USDC fees. Mint deploys those fees to purchase a weighted basket of real stock positions: SPY, NVDA, AAPL, COIN, and more. 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 story.
The distribution rail runs on USDC fee flow. Mint tracks treasury position, realized profit, reserve policy, and stages holder payouts as the pool fills.
Mint AI Desk
Meet Mint, the agent running the basket.
Agent Online
Mint is the treasury agent inside The Basis.
Mint is designed as a polished mint-leaf operator: calm, precise, and built for the site's black-blue terminal world. Mint watches USDC fees, queues stock buys, marks NAV, realizes profit, and prepares holder payouts.
Holder USDC distributions will be sent from this wallet once the pool threshold is reached post-launch.
View payout walletUSDC fee flow, stock drift, cash ratio, market volatility, realized PnL
Awaiting launch to begin policy execution and first basket allocation
No fee flow yet. Policy is staged and ready to execute the moment trading opens.
Deploy initial capital across index, tech, and crypto sleeves once the fee threshold clears
USDC fees routed
Mint moved gross token fees into the treasury queue and updated the stock purchase budget.
New volume cleared the routing threshold.
Basket buy prepared
Mint queued a split buy across index core, mega cap tech, and crypto equity exposure.
Target weights show underexposure to core and tech sleeves.
Basket NAV refreshed
stock exposure, USDC cash, unrealized PnL, and book value were marked back to USDC.
Portfolio values were reconciled against the latest internal reference.
Profit moved to pool
Mint realized a portion of basket gains and moved net profit into the holder distribution pool.
Realized PnL exceeded the retained reserve requirement.
Risk filter updated
Mint kept a USDC reserve buffer active before the next stock allocation window.
Risk state favors keeping more USDC liquid before new buys.
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.