How Top Ten works

Hold $TOPTEN and get a share of the 10 biggest coins on Solana, paid to your wallet every 10 minutes. Nothing to stake, nothing to claim.

What you get

• Hold at least $20 of $TOPTEN when a cycle takes its snapshot.
• Each cycle buys the ten coins and gives every holder a share of each one, in proportion to the $TOPTEN they hold. Holding longer doesn't change your share; holding more does.
• Coins go straight to your wallet. Small amounts are saved up for you and sent once a coin is worth at least $1, or $3 the first time your wallet gets that coin (Solana charges about 0.002 SOL to open a token account, so tiny first sends would mostly go to rent). Check what you've received and what's saving up on the home page.

Where the money comes from

$TOPTEN trades on pump.fun, which pays a creator fee on every trade. The coin's fee sharing on pump.fun sends … of that creator fee to the payout wallet. Every couple of minutes the server pays the waiting creator fees out (anyone can trigger this on pump.fun; we pay the network fee), and the payout wallet's share goes into the next cycle. More trading means bigger payouts; quiet trading means smaller ones.

One cycle

• Snapshot. Every $TOPTEN balance at one moment. Pools, the bonding curve, programs and the payout wallet itself are left out.
• Buy. The SOL waiting in the payout wallet (minus a small reserve for network fees) buys the ten coins, 10% each, through Jupiter. A coin is skipped for a cycle if the trade would move its price more than 3%; that SOL stays for the next one. A cycle waits until at least 0.05 SOL has come in, so fees aren't eaten by network costs.
• Share. Every eligible holder is credited their share of each coin bought, rounded down to the smallest unit.
• Send. Amounts worth sending go out in batched Solana transactions. Each one is recorded before it's sent and only counted after the chain confirms it, so a restart can't pay anyone twice.

The ten coins

The largest coins created on Solana by market cap (CoinGecko), refreshed every minute, with live liquidity and volume from DEX Screener. Left out: SOL itself, stablecoins, staked SOL, wrapped coins (BTC, ETH…), LP tokens, tokenized stocks and fund tokens, coins whose deepest Solana pool holds under $50,000, and tokens that charge a fee or run code on transfers. Each coin gets 10% of every cycle. A cycle keeps the ten coins it started with until it ends. Index changes are listed at /api/rebalances.

Checking it yourself

Every purchase and payout is on the Proofs page with its Solscan link. The payout wallet is —. The same data is public as JSON: /api/index, /api/payouts, /api/cycles.

Risks, plainly

• Prices move. The coins you receive and $TOPTEN itself can fall in value at any time.
• Payouts follow trading. No trading, no fees, no payouts.
• The payout wallet and the server that runs the cycles are run by the $TOPTEN team. Every transaction is public, but the rules run on our server, not in a smart contract.
• pump.fun sets the creator fee and can change it. Solana or a data source being down delays a cycle; nothing is lost, the SOL waits for the next one.