Coming soon on Pump

every spot has a coin.

Pin any place on the map. The owner gets paid. So does everyone who shows up.

the map is filling up.

Preview

Nonna Rosa Bakery

Toronto, CA · Bakery

Mkt cap
$—
Owner earned
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Spotters
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Sunset Records

Lisbon, PT · Record store

Mkt cap
$—
Owner earned
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Spotters
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Starlight Roller Rink

Austin, US · Roller rink

Mkt cap
$—
Owner earned
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Spotters
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Moonlight Laundromat

Osaka, JP · Laundromat

Mkt cap
$—
Owner earned
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Spotters
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how it works.

  1. 01

    Pin a spot

    Pick any place on the map — the bakery, the record store, the rink — and launch its coin on Pump. One coin per spot.

  2. 02

    Show up

    Check in when you're actually there. Every visit stacks points and moves you up that spot's board of top spotters.

  3. 03

    Everyone gets paid

    The coin's fees are split on-chain and locked forever: the owner, the spotters, the person who pinned it, and $SPOTSPAD buybacks.

everyone gets paid.

Spotters

You, showing up.

Hold a spot's coin and check in when you're actually there. Visits stack points and push you up that spot's board of top spotters.

Owners

The place itself.

Owners don't need to know anything about crypto. They prove the spot is theirs, log in with Google and can cash out to their bank.

Pinners

Whoever found it first.

Pin a spot before anyone else does and you earn a cut of its fees, for as long as the coin trades.

where the fees go.

Planned split

Every spot coin splits its creator fees the same way, and it's locked on-chain the moment it launches.

questions.

Is there a token?

Yes, $SPOTSPAD. It isn't live yet. The only real contract address will be posted on @SpotsPad on X. Any coin using our name before that isn't us.

Can the fee split be changed later?

No. Every spot coin's split is set at launch and locked on-chain using Pump's fee sharing. Not the pinner, not the owner, not us. Anyone can check it.

What if the owner never claims?

Their share waits in a public escrow wallet with a per-spot balance anyone can look up. When they verify, it's theirs.

What stops people faking check-ins?

You have to hold the spot's coin, you can only check in once a day per spot, and your phone has to actually be there. Suspicious patterns get flagged and don't count.

When do spotters start earning?

Check-ins earn points from day one. Paying out the spotters' share of fees switches on shortly after launch, and we'll announce it on X.

Is there a Telegram?

No. X is home. If anyone DMs you from a "Spots Telegram", it isn't us.