HAVEN

The memecoin with a dollar floor.

Every trade drops USDC into a public vault. When the market breaks, send your $HAVEN back and take dollars.

Cash inHow it works
Preview until launch

Crypto breaks.
Dollars don't.

Exchanges get drained. Coins go to zero. Charts swing all day. HAVEN keeps a stockpile of USDC behind every coin.

  1. Stable.

    Backed by dollars, not vibes

    The vault holds only USDC, a stablecoin worth $1 each. When SOL dumps or the whole market bleeds, the vault doesn't move.

  2. Secure.

    Every cent on Solscan

    One public vault wallet. Fixed supply. The dev wallet is the vault and holds zero coins, and the creator fees are locked to it at launch.

  3. Hedged.

    A floor that only climbs

    Every trade adds to the vault. Every cash-in leaves 1% behind. Price can dip under the floor, but buying there and cashing in is free money, so it never stays.

In the vault
Floor per coin
Backing
Burned

Vault ledger

preview

Cash in

Opens at launch

Send $HAVEN to the vault from any wallet. It burns them and sends your USDC back to that wallet, usually within a minute.

The vault address goes up here at launch.
You get0.00 USDC

Floor … per coin, minus 1% that stays in the vault.

How it works

  1. Trade

    Every buy and sell pays pump's 0.30% creator fee, in USDC, all of it to the vault.

  2. Fill

    Every minute the bot pulls the fees in. The floor steps up.

  3. Cash in

    Send coins to the vault. They're burned and your slice of the USDC comes back.

  4. Defend

    Under the floor, bots buy and cash in for profit, which pushes the price back up.

Floor market cap = USDC in the vault

$0.00

Fees only go in. Cash-ins are the only way out, and each one leaves 1% behind.

Straight answers

Is every coin backed 1:1?

No. The vault starts at zero and fills with 0.30% of every trade. The floor is the vault divided by the supply, and it climbs with volume. The orb shows exactly how much of the market cap it covers right now.

Who holds the vault?

A wallet our bot runs. It does two things: pull fees in and pay cash-ins. It can't print coins, and every transaction it makes is public on Solscan.

Why USDC and not SOL?

Because the point is stability. A vault full of SOL falls when SOL falls. A dollar stays a dollar.

What if the bot goes down?

Nothing leaves the vault. Fees keep waiting for it, and coins sent in wait in line. When it's back, every cash-in is paid in order.

What's the catch?

The floor starts small. The vault is run by a bot, not a smart contract. Cash-ins under $1 are burned without a payout. And pump.fun's own admin can redirect future creator fees on any coin. What's already in the vault stays.