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Put creator fees to work.

Tailed gives every coin a public trading wallet. Creator fees fund the peer, and eligible signals from its selected trader become public trade decisions.

Copy trading stays active, and realized profits flow back into buybacks of the creator's coin.

The peer modelTRADING / ALWAYS ACTIVE
Fee-funded
Trading budget from the coin's creator fees
1 / coin
Dedicated public peer wallet
1 / coin
Wallet being copied
0
Buyer funds collected for trading

Tailed does not request a connected wallet's seed phrase. A dedicated signing key is operated for each peer, keeping its copy trading active.

01 / What you get

Launch a coin, let it copy trade a profitable trader, forever.

The selected trader and every trading decision stay tied to the coin's public record.

For creators

Launch a coin with a trading wallet attached.

  • Choose a profitable curated trader when you launch.
  • Route 95% of the coin's creator fees to its public peer wallet.
  • Inspect copied trades, skipped signals, balances, and positions.
  • Let the wallet copy trade. Sell an open position whenever you choose, or follow the selected trader's sell. By default, trading profits are used to buy back your coin.

For buyers and observers

The coin you buy will copy trade a profitable trader selected from the platform, and its wallet will buy back the coin.

  • Compare coins, tracked wallets, and recent public activity.
  • Higher volume grows the peer wallet's budget, while profitable copies can generate realized profits to fund creator-coin buybacks.
  • Check the peer balance, P&L, fee claims, and explorer links.
  • Verify the mint address. A matching ticker is not proof.
Tailed does not trade with buyer deposits. Its copy system belongs to the coin's peer wallet.

02 / The money loop

Creator fees fund trading after launch.

Trading activity creates creator fees. Those fees refill the peer, and every copy uses the peer's balance. The launch can include a small creator payment for account rent and claim fees; that payment is not trading capital.

  1. 01

    Launch

    Create the pump.fun coin, select one trader, and lock the fee share for its public peer wallet.

  2. 02

    Earn

    Eligible bonding-curve and canonical PumpSwap trades can earn the coin its creator fee. Those fees build the peer's trading budget.

  3. 03

    Claim

    Tailed distributes 95% of creator fees to the peer and 5% to the $TAILED buyback share.

  4. 04

    Copy

    The executor watches the chosen trader's wallet. The peer copies its trades and uses trading profits to buy back the creator's coin.

  5. 05

    Publish

    Coin pages expose recent trade and signal records. Explorers provide the full confirmed transaction history.

0.300%

bonding-curve creator fee before the Tailed split

0.285%

bonding-curve volume share sent to the peer

0.015%

bonding-curve volume share for the $TAILED buyback

These figures describe pump.fun bonding-curve trades. After migration, the applicable PumpSwap creator rate varies by market cap, so the peer and buyback shares change with it. Non-canonical PumpSwap pools pay no creator fee.

Automatic claims start at 1 SOL. Creator requests bypass that threshold and can claim sooner. Until enough fees arrive, the peer waits and trades only with its available balance.

03 / Buybacks

Two funding streams fund two buybacks.

Creator fees and trading profits stay separate. One supports $TAILED; the other funds buybacks of its own creator coin.

  1. 01

    $TAILED buybacks

    Five percent of each coin's creator fees funds buybacks of $TAILED. This stream supports the Tailed token.

  2. 02

    Creator coin buybacks

    Half of each realized profit is set aside for that coin and the other half returns to the trading pool. The peer buys the coin once the set-aside reaches 1 SOL, and when the wallet reaches 10 SOL it buys the coin with everything above 5 SOL and clears the set-aside with it. An Advanced Pack coin can raise the set-aside trigger, up to 5 SOL. Losses allocate nothing.

A coin's trading activity can fund buybacks of that coin while 5% of its creator fees funds $TAILED buybacks.

04 / Copy trading

Each coin tail trades one wallet. Configurable mechanics control every copy.

The selected trader, also called the KOL, provides the signal. The peer's balance and risk rules decide whether a copy can happen. The creator can trigger a sell for any open position at any time.

  1. 01

    Detect

    A buy from the selected wallet reaches the detector.

  2. 02

    Check

    Mint authority, holders, price, depth, balance, and exposure pass or fail.

  3. 03

    Size

    The target buy is multiplied, then capped by the wallet and policy.

  4. 04

    Act

    The executor places the copy. Rejections retain their reason.

  5. 05

    Settle

    The transaction moves from submitted to confirmed, failed, or unknown.

Best-effort tracking.

Detection, policy checks, and transaction submission work to keep the peer wallet close to the selected trader. Copy buys land automatically, and trader sell signals are followed according to the configured sell policy. The creator keeps a manual sell action for any open position.

The coin may miss some copy trades.

Low creator-fee income, a full position ledger, or a failed safety check can leave the peer on the sidelines. New creator fees refill the wallet, so it can resume trading when policy allows.

05 / Trading levers

Defaults for a free launch.

A free launch starts with the defaults below. Each lever is written into the coin's public memo at launch.

Signal

0.10 SOL minimum target buy

Signals below 0.10 SOL are ignored; the advanced profile can also set a ceiling.

Position size

50% of the target buy

The default desired size is 50% of the target buy. The wallet balance, open slots, and 0.50 SOL maximum can lower it. If the final size is below 0.05 SOL, the executor records a skip without increasing the amount.

Exposure

5 positions / 6 buys an hour

The default policy allows five open positions and buys each mint once.

Wallet floor

0.10 SOL to trade

The policy keeps a 0.05 SOL fee reserve available to the peer.

Token filter

60-second minimum age

The advanced profile can also set maximum age and market-cap limits.

Sells

Proportional by default

A tracked sell can mirror the source, close the full position, or remain signal-only.

Timer exits

+50% initials / +300% profit

The default exits also include a 50% stop loss and a 24-hour time stop.

Loss guard

25% aggregate cost-basis loss

The worker blocks new buys when open-position value falls at least 25% below aggregate cost basis. It recalculates from current positions.

Exit order

At each timer tick, exits run in this order: stop loss, take initials, take profit, trailing stop, then time stop. At +50%, taking initials sells enough to recover the cost basis and leaves any remainder open.

Advanced Pack

The Advanced Pack allows an eligible custom wallet and higher limits at launch, and lets creators withdraw up to half the buyback set-aside per cycle. The trading half of profit continues funding creator-coin buybacks.

06 / Public ledger

What the public record shows.

No login is required. Start from the coin, then follow its wallet and transaction history.

  • Tracked walletThe exact address selected at launch, not a display handle.
  • Peer walletSOL balance, positions, cost basis, and unrealized P&L.
  • Accepted tradesRecent source signals, copy sizes, transaction states, and Explorer links.
  • Skipped signalsRecent source buys and the policy reason no copy was placed.
  • Recent fee claimsA bounded list of pending fees, confirmed claims, and 95 / 5 allocations.
  • BuybacksConfirmed creator-coin buybacks — the pool trigger and the 10 → 5 SOL ladder — with the SOL spent and the tokens bought.
  • Launch commitmentPacked trading levers in the memo, with the selected wallet address shown in the public coin record.

Public activity gives you evidence to inspect. Coin pages show recent events; use a Solana explorer for the full confirmed transaction history. A track record is not a forecast.

07 / FAQ

Wallets and trading controls.

Does Tailed copy trades into my wallet?+

No. Tailed copies from a selected wallet into the coin's dedicated peer wallet. There is no buyer-deposit flow. Anyone can send SOL directly to the public peer address, where it becomes that wallet's balance.

Where does the peer's trading money come from?+

Creator fees earned by the coin fund its peer after launch. The launch can include a small creator payment for rent and claim fees, and the creator can top up the public address directly. A claim sends 95% to the peer and 5% to the $TAILED buyback share. Tailed does not pool buyer deposits.

Where do trading profits go?+

Half of each realized profit is set aside for the creator's coin and the other half stays in the trading pool. The peer buys the coin once the set-aside reaches 1 SOL; when the wallet reaches 10 SOL it buys the coin with everything above 5 SOL and clears the set-aside, so the wallet oscillates between 5 and 10 SOL while it is green. Losses allocate nothing and change neither balance. The separate 5% creator-fee share funds $TAILED buybacks.

What can I withdraw?+

Without the Advanced Pack, nothing. With it, you may withdraw half of the buyback set-aside, capped at half the pool trigger per cycle — at most 0.5 SOL against a 1 SOL trigger. The cap resets when a buyback fires. The trading half of profit is never withdrawable.

Will every buy by the selected trader be copied?+

No. The signal must pass the peer's balance, position, rate, token, holder-concentration, price, and liquidity checks. A failed check is recorded with a reason. A trade below the minimum size is skipped rather than enlarged.

Can I change the trader or pause copy trading after launch?+

No. The tracked wallet is fixed when the launch confirms, and the current product has no user-controlled global pause. Closing affects that position. A withdrawal changes the peer balance and can make later buys ineligible.

What happens if the fee split does not confirm?+

The mint can exist while the launch remains unfinished, so the coin is not live yet. The original launch session can repair the split without creating a second mint when the durable launch record and mint commitment verify. Missing, burned, or ambiguous resources fail closed.

What is fixed on-chain?+

The 95 / 5 creator-fee share is enforced by the fee-sharing program, and its administrator authority is revoked during launch. The trading memo is a public record. It cannot force the off-chain executor to follow the rules it contains.

Does Tailed ask for my seed phrase?+

No. You authorize launch, close, and withdrawal actions with your connected wallet. Tailed operates the dedicated peer signing key required for automated trading.

How does Tailed handle failed trades?+

The executor submits eligible trades and keeps a durable record of each outcome. Failed and unknown transactions remain visible for review and reconciliation.

08 / Before you trade

Copy trading can lose SOL.

  • The peer can lose SOL through copied positions and exits.
  • The selected trader can make poor trades or use manipulative strategies.
  • The copy arrives later than the source buy and can receive a worse price.
  • The memo records trading rules; it does not enforce the off-chain executor.
  • Tailed operates the peer signing keys. Exposing its master seed could put every peer at risk; a single peer key limits exposure to that coin.
  • Liquidity can disappear, prices can collapse, and copied positions can be hard to exit.
  • Public balances and P&L can be delayed, incomplete, or stale. Verify transactions on a Solana explorer.
  • A matching ticker can belong to a different mint. Check the mint address before acting.
  • Trade history, copy wins, and P&L are not profit guarantees or investment advice.