Fees land
Creator fees collect in the rail and wait for the next epoch.

Ticker RTP. Hold RTP. Get paid $PUMP.
Robinhood restricted meme-stock trading in 2021. In 2023, it ended SOL support and put unsupported balances on a sale deadline. Return to Pump is the counter-trade: every 10 minutes, creator fees buy $PUMP and airdrop it to eligible RTP holders.
RTP is an airdrop terminal with a simple rhythm: watch the clock, watch the buy, watch the receipt.
Creator fees collect in the rail and wait for the next epoch.
The system routes the reward budget into $PUMP.
Eligible 1M+ RTP wallets are weighted, with smaller bags favored.
Payouts go on-chain and the site updates the drop board.
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That is how the insider upside works. Big equity stakes move hard when the public stock reprices. A slice can be sold for tens of millions, while the remaining stake still rides the chart.
Users remember the other side of the ledger: trading restrictions, crypto support deadlines, and platform fine print. RTP turns that frustration into a simple on-chain rail: hold RTP, receive $PUMP, see the receipts.
Live values come from the reward backend. Total payouts, eligible holders, $PUMP bought, and transactions update from Supabase.
Robinhood made users remember the fine print. RTP makes the receipts public.
Eligible wallets are scanned every 10 minutes and paid automatically when rewards are available.
No bridge. No claiming. Hold RTP, get $PUMP, watch the ledger move.
Every 10 minutes follows the same loop. Collect fees, buy $PUMP, boost smaller wallets, pay eligible RTP holders, post the receipt.
For holders who want the Pump rail without waiting on Hood narratives. Rewards run every 10 minutes and stack holder-time multipliers with smaller-holder weighting.
Creator fees are pulled every 10 minutes.
Fees collectedFees buy $PUMP for eligible holders.
$PUMP boughtLower-balance and lower-SOL wallets get boosted weighting.
Holders paidCompleted payouts are listed with transaction proof.
Receipts postedMultiplier applies to the live holder score before each $PUMP airdrop. It stacks with the smaller-wallet and lower-SOL tilt.
first hold boost
day-one weight
sticky holder tier
max loyalty weight
No bridge. No claiming. No staking. Eligible wallets are paid every 10 minutes, with boosted weighting for hold time, smaller bags, and lower-SOL wallets.
Clean holder table showing RTP balance, holder weight, earned $PUMP, and latest payout activity.
Ineligible Wallets| Wallet | $RTP Held | Status | Hold Multiplier | Rail | Receipt | Holder Weight | Total PUMP Earned | Last Airdrop |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Awaiting Return to Pump board. | ||||||||
Settled $PUMP transfers from the live backend. Failed or skipped attempts are not counted.
| Wallet | Asset | PUMP Paid | Time | TX Link |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Awaiting settled $PUMP payouts. | ||||
Wallet-level status uses the live holder-state tracker after the first tracked epoch.
Hold at least 1,000,000 $RTP and stay above that threshold.
Creator fees buy $PUMP every 10 minutes when live conditions are met.
The backend claims fees, buys $PUMP, scans eligible RTP holders, and sends rewards automatically.
The weighting skews toward smaller eligible RTP bags and wallets with lower SOL balances.
Return to Pump is for people who want the Pump rail, on-chain receipts, and none of the brokerage drama.
No. The backend handles airdrops automatically. No wallet connection is required to receive rewards.
Hold $RTP.
Get the drop.
Return to Pump.