Every trade drops a coin in. Every day, the pig pays out.
Your coin trades like any other pump.fun coin. The difference is where its creator fees go: into a piggy bank that nobody can raid, earning yield for the people who hold it.
People trade
Your coin launches on pump.fun from PiggyPad. Every buy and sell pays a creator fee in SOL.
Fees feed the pig
Creator fees stream into your coin's piggy bank, an onchain vault with no withdraw key for the dev.
The pig invests
Each deposit is split across Lido, Aave, Morpho, Jito, Kamino and the rest, exactly as you set it at launch.
Holders eat
Yield is harvested every 6 hours, swapped to SOL and airdropped to holders in proportion to their bags.
Ten doors. All of them famous.
The piggy only deposits into the largest, longest-running yield platforms on Ethereum and Solana, ranked by the value they hold. Solana deposits go in directly. Ethereum deposits are bridged first: USDC through Circle's CCTP, ETH through Wormhole.
TVL and APY from DefiLlama, 25 Sep 2026. APYs are variable and move every day.
Choose where every fee goes.
Set how much of each deposit goes to each platform, then to each pool inside it. Moving one slider rebalances the others, so it always adds up to 100%.
Assumes a 0.05% creator fee, steady volume and today's APYs. Example figures, not a forecast.
Name it. Split it. Feed it.
Your coin goes live on pump.fun with the split you built above baked in. From the first trade, its fees start earning for its holders.
Questions, answered.
Who gets the yield?
Every wallet holding the coin, in proportion to its balance, at each 6-hour snapshot. The bonding curve, liquidity pools and the piggy vault itself are left out, so the yield goes to real holders.
Can the dev take the money out of the piggy?
No. The vault has no withdraw function for anyone. Deposits stay in the protocols for good, and only the yield they earn is paid out.
Why these ten platforms?
They're the largest and longest-running yield platforms on Ethereum and Solana by value deposited: Lido, Aave, Morpho, Sky, ether.fi, Jupiter, Kamino, Ethena, Jito and Marinade. The list is fixed so nobody can slip a risky farm in.
How does SOL end up on Ethereum?
Fees arrive in SOL. For Ethereum pools, the SOL is swapped to USDC or ETH and bridged, USDC through Circle's CCTP and ETH through Wormhole. Solana pools like Jito, Jupiter, Kamino and Marinade are deposited into directly.
What are the risks?
APYs change every day and can fall. Any protocol, bridge or stablecoin can fail or be exploited. Memecoin prices are volatile. A bigger piggy doesn't make a coin's price go up. Nothing here is financial advice.
