Trading fees, sent to medicine.
Every pump.fun coin pays its creator a slice of every trade. On CURE, that slice goes to an open medical project instead.
Pick a project
A curated list of labs that publish their work. A coin can't name anyone else.
Launch the coin
On pump.fun, from your wallet. Its creator fees point at CURE's treasury in the same signature.
People trade it
Anywhere: pump.fun, Axiom, Photon, Jupiter. Every trade pays the creator fee.
The lab gets paid
Every 15 minutes, 90% goes to the lab's wallet. Each payout is a public transaction.
Where every coin's fees go
The 10% buys $CURE on the open market and burns it. Whoever launches a coin gets none of its fees.
Questions
Do the labs know about this?
Not unless a project says Confirmed. Coins name projects whose work is already public. The money is set aside for the lab's own X account, and only the lab can claim it, by signing in with X or putting a code in its bio. Until then it waits in the treasury, and the project page shows exactly how much.
What if a lab never claims?
Its money keeps waiting for it. CURE never moves a project's share anywhere else.
Can I launch a coin for my own fundraiser?
No. Only listed projects, so nobody can launch a coin that pays themselves under a sick person's name. Labs can ask to be listed.
Where do I buy?
Anywhere a pump.fun coin trades. The coin page here has a buy box, but Axiom or any terminal works the same, and the lab gets its share either way.
Is this medical advice, or a donation?
Neither. Coins are speculative and can go to zero. The lab gets a share of trading fees; buying a coin doesn't make you a donor, and nothing here is medical advice.
For labs
If coins name your project, the money is already yours: claim it with the lab's X account and pick a wallet. If you run an open medical project and want to be listed, or listed differently, message @curepad. Labs can also publish a wallet to be paid without claiming, and send milestones for their page.