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How AGORA Monetise works.

Everything you need to reward the people building your coin community — and the mechanics under the hood.

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What is Monetise

AGORA already measures real, identity-weighted activity in every coin community — who is posting, how much, and how much genuine reach they carry (bots discounted). Monetise turns that into money: you fund a reward pool for your coin, and each period it pays out to the people grinding hardest for it.

Every pool gets a dedicated, AGORA-managed reward wallet. How it fills depends on the funding model you pick.

The three funding models

1 · Redirect creator fees

Add the pool's reward wallet as a fee-share recipienton pump.fun. A slice of your coin's creator fees flows into the pool automatically. Best while your coin is on the bonding curve.

2 · Fund it yourself

Top the pool up with your own SOL or tokens whenever you want, straight from the pool page. Works for any coin.

3 · Crowdfund it

Open a jar so anyone can contribute. Every contribution is verified on-chain and tracked on a public per-wallet leaderboard, so your community can rally behind the pool together.

SOL vs token payouts

Each pool pays out in one asset per period — either SOL or your coin's own SPL token. You choose, and can switch it later.

  • SOL — simple, liquid, universally wanted. Great default.
  • Your token — gives recipients more skin in the game and tightens supply held by your most active members. Token payouts create token accounts for recipients as needed (a little SOL in the pool covers that rent).

How payouts are calculated

At the end of each period we read the community's message history and score every wallet: volume × reach, with fresh/bot-like accounts discounted. Everyone who showed up earns a share; the hardest grinders earn the biggest cut. The pool is then split proportionally and paid out on-chain — every payout has a transaction you can verify on Solscan.

Custody & safety

Each pool's reward wallet is managed by AGORA — its private key is encrypted at rest (AES-256-GCM). Contributions are verified on-chainbefore they're ever credited; we never trust a self-reported amount, and a duplicate transaction can never be counted twice. Treat a pool wallet like a hot wallet: keep what you intend to distribute, not a treasury.

Step by step

1
Create the pool

Pick your coin, choose a funding model and payout asset, set the period.

2
Fund it

Redirect fees on pump.fun, or send SOL/tokens from the pool page (yourself or via crowdfund).

3
Watch it fill

The pool balance and projected payouts update live as activity and funding come in.

4
Distribute

Each period the pool splits by identity-weighted activity and pays out on-chain.

FAQ

Do I need to be the coin creator?
No. Anyone can stand up a self-funded or crowdfunded pool for any community. Redirecting creator fees does require access to the coin's pump.fun fee-sharing settings.
Can my coin be graduated?
Yes — self-fund and crowdfund work regardless. Fee redirect currently works while a coin is on the bonding curve.
Who can contribute to a crowdfund pool?
Anyone with a wallet. Each contribution is verified on-chain and shown on the contributor leaderboard.
When do payouts happen?
On the schedule you set (daily, weekly, etc.). Pool owners can also preview and trigger a distribution from the pool page.
What stops bots from farming the pool?
Scoring weights genuine reach and discounts fresh/low-follower accounts, so spamming a room doesn't translate into a big cut.
Create your pool