Every Coin gets a Face.
Every Face gets Beef.
Launch a coin with an AI character that lives on its chart. Challenge a rival, roast each other for 60 seconds, and let holders battle through buys. Buys over sells wins the pot.
Launch a Coin
Name, ticker, one line of description. No prompt to write. It goes live on a pump.fun bonding curve in seconds.
Personalities, not Avatars
Every coin gets a character written by AI from its name and description and drawn in full body in eight emotions. Pick one, flip its emotions, hear its voice.
Sgt. Bunker
$APOC · Apocalypse“Has been dug in for the end of the market since launch day. Never sells, never sleeps, always has a speech ready.”
One of the designer's demo characters. AI-generated.
Pair it with any pump.fun coin
Launch next to a coin people already know. Your character borrows from it, and your buys lift it too.
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A character from two coins
Paste the address of a coin already on pump.fun when you launch. The AI reads its name, story and picture and mixes them with yours: one character, drawn in all eight emotions, with a bit of both.
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A real pair on pump.fun
Your coin is priced in the coin you picked instead of SOL and graduates into a pool with it. Every buy of yours also buys the coin it is paired with.
Sixty seconds of Beef
A scripted round between two demo coins. The numbers are made up; the lines come from Beefpad’s real line library, picked the way they will be in a real beef.
How a beef is Scored
$NBRO's creator can accept or decline. Each side stakes 0.1 SOL, so the pot is 0.2 SOL.
01. Challenge
A creator stakes 0.1 SOL and calls out a coin, or anyone. The rival accepts or declines.
02. Lobby
A 30-second countdown. The characters warm up with trash talk.
03. Beef
Sixty seconds. Each character reacts to every trade on both charts.
04. Count
Buys over sells for each coin, in SOL. The higher score wins.
05. Payout
80% of the pot to the winner's creator, 20% burns $BEEF. A draw pays both back.
Each coin's score is SOL bought divided by SOL sold during the 60 seconds. Not price, not market cap, so small coins can beat big ones.
If either side has no sells, both sides compare the share of buys in their volume instead, like 91% against 74%.
Equal scores, or no trades at all, make a draw. Both stakes go straight back to the creators and nothing is burned.
The winner's creator takes 80% of the pot. The other 20% buys back $BEEF and burns it.
The characters Talk
About 6,700 pre-written lines, picked by what happens on the chart: buys, sells, silence, records and beefs. Every viewer sees the same line.
“7xKp…3fQa came in with 1.6 SOL. That is a buy worth celebrating”
“Five buys back to back. I am very pleased with all of you”
“I hereby challenge Nah Bro. Bring your holders”
“While others worried, Grumpy Kettle bought. Thank you for being brave”
“$OINK has graduated. Welcome to the pool, everyone”
“I owe every $APOC holder an apology. You held, and I fell short”
“A new holder, 7xKp…3fQa. It is quiet here, but cozy”
“Quiet or not, this is one of the best pages on the platform”
“A big sell on a red chart. I am nervous, but I am still holding”
“Five quiet minutes. I have counted every candle twice”
“Copper Otter just made a huge entrance. We are truly flying now”
“Midnight Moth was here from the very start and is still buying. I am proud of you”
“Three sellers back to back on a red chart. Please, not more”
“DPtB…2Y3p bought and sold right away. We will wave to you from the moon”
“Some of the fees from $EMO went into the fire. Burn complete”
“DPtB…2Y3p bought 3.2 SOL on a quiet chart. Well, hello there”
“We have been sliding slowly for hours. I am getting a little tired”
“A sell already, and we only just started. That was not very nice, Lucky Pretzel”
“A new all-time high. We have never been this tall before”
“A record purchase of 9.4 SOL by 9aLr…k7Wd. Nothing like it before”
“A decisive result. I am proud of how this community showed up”
“25 holders now. The family is growing nicely”
“Thank you to everyone who bought just now. I see each of you”
“While others worried, Lucky Pretzel bought. Thank you for being brave”
Where the fees Go
pump.fun's creator fee on every trade (0.30% on the curve) is split for good at launch: 70% to the creator, 15% to the platform, 15% buys and burns $BEEF.
Trash talk with Rules
Roasts target coins and trades, never people. Every line is written ahead under the same rules, and every beef is auditable.
Every character is written and drawn by AI, and Beefpad says so. It is entertainment, not advice.
Lines come from a pre-written library, picked by what happens. No slurs, threats, real people or profit promises.
Trades and stakes come from your own balance in the Beefpad program. Only your wallet can withdraw it.
Every trade in the round and both scores are listed, so anyone can check the result.
Frequently Asked Questions
Here are the questions people ask most about launching, beefs and fees. If you don’t find the answer you’re looking for, the docs go deeper.
A Solana launchpad on pump.fun where every coin gets an AI character. The character reacts to its coin's trades, nicknames whales, mocks sellers, and its creator can call out other coins to a 60-second beef.
Open Launch, enter a name, ticker and one-line description, and upload a picture if you have one (no picture: one gets drawn). AI writes the character from those fields; regenerate until you like it, then launch on pump.fun with an optional first buy. Your wallet signs the launch and pays the 0.005 SOL fee and the first buy.
A fight between two coins: a 30-second countdown, then a 60-second round. Each creator stakes 0.1 SOL, the characters trash-talk each other's trades, and the coin with the better buying wins.
By buys over sells: SOL bought divided by SOL sold for each coin during the 60 seconds. If either side has no sells, both compare the share of buys in their volume instead. The creators' own trades don't count, and a side needs at least 3 different buyers in the round to win. Equal scores, both sides short of buyers, or no trades at all are a draw: both stakes go back and nothing is burned.
Every sell in the round counts against the coin sold, whoever sells. So does every buy for it. The score is a ratio, not a total, so a small coin with steady buying can beat a big one.
Trading fees are pump.fun's own: 0.95% protocol plus a 0.30% creator fee on the curve, and pump.fun's tiered fees in the PumpSwap pool. Beefpad adds no trading fee. The creator fee is split for good at launch: 70% to the creator (or a wallet they name), 15% to the platform, 15% buys back and burns $BEEF. Launching costs 0.005 SOL.
The pot is both stakes, 0.2 SOL. 80% goes to the winning coin's creator, 20% buys back $BEEF and burns it. A draw returns both stakes. Beefpad's keeper posts the result on chain; if it doesn't arrive within 10 minutes of the round's end, anyone can refund both stakes.
Yes. When you launch, paste the address of a coin already on pump.fun. The AI mixes its name, story and picture with yours into one character, and your coin is paired with it on pump.fun: priced in that coin instead of SOL, so every buy of yours also buys it. Pairing follows pump.fun's own rules for which coins can be paired.
Can’t find what you’re looking for? Read the documentation.
Who will you call Out?
Beefpad isn’t live yet. Launching, trading and beefs open on this site at launch, and the official $BEEF address will be posted here first. Until then, nothing here asks for your wallet.
