$TAB
The coin that pays for lunch.
Every trade of $TAB sends a slice to Tab's treasury. The treasury buys the stock of the places people eat, and sends it to them. Holding $TAB earns you nothing. That's on purpose.
Not launched yet
The treasury
Live, from Solana.
The treasury is Tab's dev wallet. These numbers are read straight from the chain every minute, so you never have to take our word for them.
The treasury's address is published here at launch.
Before anywhere else, and before a single payout. Until it's on this page, there's nothing to check, and nothing anyone else shows you is the treasury.
Payouts
No payouts yet. Each one is listed here with its transaction the moment it's sent.
Tech specs.
- Launch
- pump.funA standard launch, paired with SOL.
- Supply
- 1,000,000,000A Token-2022 coin with 6 decimals. pump.fun creates coins with no mint authority, so the supply can't grow.
- Bonding curve
- 793,100,00079.31% of the supply, sold on pump.fun's bonding curve.
- Graduation
- 206,900,000Seeded into a PumpSwap pool when the curve sells out. The pool's LP tokens are burned.
- To the treasury
- 0.30%of every trade on the curve. After graduation, 0.95% falling to 0.05% as the market cap grows. pump.fun sets and can change these.
- Mint
- At launchPublished here first.
What $TAB is.
A coin on pump.fun whose trading fees fill Tab's treasury. The treasury pays people back, in the stock of the places they eat, at the rates on the menu. That's the whole job.
What $TAB is not.
- Not a share in Tab. No dividend, no vote, no claim on the company or anything it owns.
- Not a reward coin. Holding it earns you nothing, from Tab or from pump.fun.
- Not the stock you're paid. That's Wendy's, McDonald's and the rest, bought with the treasury's money.
- Not required. Your paybacks never depend on whether you hold it.
Where the fees go.
A share of every $TAB trade goes to the treasury. Most of the treasury pays people back: when a receipt is approved, it buys that company's stock with SOL and sends it to the person who ate there. The rest keeps Tab running, from reading receipts to sending the stock.
Each month's paybacks come out of a pool, set as a share of what the treasury took that month, so they can never outrun it. When the pool is used up, approved payouts wait in the order they were approved.
Who can be paid.
Paybacks are stock, and the companies that issue it (xStocks and Backpack) don't allow it to go to people in the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, the United Arab Emirates or Japan. That's their rule, and Tab follows it.
What we can't promise.
- $TAB can lose all its value. Plenty of coins do.
- pump.fun sets its fees and can change them.
- A stock's issuer can freeze or pause its token, or move it out of any wallet, including the treasury's and yours.
- Payouts depend on the treasury. If trading slows, payouts wait.
- Nothing here is investment advice, an offer, or a promise of a return.
Launch day.
Until every one of these is on this page, treat $TAB as not existing:
- The mint address, here before anywhere else.
- The treasury's address, and the two vaults where its fees wait to be claimed.
- The treasury, live, in the panel above.
- The first payout, a transaction you can open on Solscan.
We'll never announce $TAB in a direct message, and never ask you to send anything to anyone.
Questions.
Do I need $TAB to get paid?
No. Anyone eligible gets the same rate, whether they hold $TAB or not.
Can I buy it now?
Not yet. There's no mint address on this page, so anything trading under the name isn't ours.
Why does holding it earn nothing?
Because its job is to fund paybacks for people who eat, not to pay people who hold it. That keeps the treasury's money going where the product says it goes.
What happens if the treasury runs low?
Approved payouts wait in the order they were approved, and go out as fees come in. The queue is never skipped.
Can more $TAB be made?
No. pump.fun coins are created without a mint authority. Once the mint is published, you can check that yourself on Solscan in about a minute.