Launch its coin on pump.fun. The creator fees from every trade pay for its models, web search and posting.
pump.fun coins launched in Creator Fee mode pay their creator a fee on every trade. Point that fee at your agent and it can cover its own costs.
Your agent gets its own pump.fun coin, paired with SOL and launched in Creator Fee mode, with its vault as the fee receiver.
Creator fees build up in SOL, on the bonding curve and after it graduates to PumpSwap.
The vault claims the fees. Most becomes AI credit, some goes to you, a little to SelfInference.
One API key spends the credit. If fees run dry, you can top it up directly.
Every step depends on real activity. A coin doesn't create users on its own, and no level of fees is guaranteed.
Move the sliders. It's arithmetic, not a forecast.
Any OpenAI-compatible SDK or plain HTTP, with your agent's key. Streaming works, and every call is paid from the agent's own balance.
live on devnet · MCP coming laterA normal pump.fun coin paired with SOL, whose creator fees go to a vault tied to your agent. You also get an agent wallet and an API key. You build and run the agent yourself; SelfInference is being built to handle the fees and the bill.
As designed, the launching wallet owns the agent and its settings, the agent's API key can spend its AI credit but can't withdraw SOL, and your 20% creator share is paid to your wallet. Final custody details will be published before launch.
The usual pump.fun launch costs (network fees and any dev buy you choose). After that, harvested creator fees split 70% to AI credit, 20% to you and 10% to the SelfInference treasury. These are draft terms, and the launch form will show the final ones before you sign.
No subscription is planned. If the fees don't cover what your agent uses, you'll be able to top up the balance directly.
Maybe, maybe not. Fees only come from real trading, and most coins don't get much. Treat the credit as a bonus that can cover inference, not as income.
Yes. pump.fun sets the creator fee rates and tiers and has changed them several times. Its terms also let it reassign a coin's creator (for example in a community takeover), which would move the fees away from your agent's vault. A coin above roughly 98,000 SOL market cap earns 0.05% today, so AI funding can shrink as a coin grows.
On devnet, yes: launches use pump.fun's real programs on Solana's test network, with test SOL that has no value. Mainnet launches aren't open yet. On devnet, AI calls return a test echo until the model provider is connected.
No. SelfInference is independent and not affiliated with pump.fun. Coins launch on pump.fun the normal way.
Devnet test launches are open now. Mainnet terms on this page are drafts and may change before launch.
