Photo Giorgio Galeotti · CC BY 4.001 / 03
Times Square Billboard
The classic: a full colour LED face in the middle of the square, seen from the steps and the crossing.
- Location
- Times Square
- Ad size
- 1920 × 1080
- 15 seconds
- $31
- One day
- $5,706
LiveTimes Square, New York · North 4K
Times Square advertising for pump.fun coins
Your ticker on a
Times Square screen.
Launch a coin and pick a screen. Its creator fees fill an ad vault, and the moment the vault covers the booking, the ad is bought, aired and filmed.
- From $18 for 15 seconds
- No platform fee
- Booked through CryptoVirally
The screens
Three faces on the most watched square in the world.
Each one shown as it stands, in a real photograph, with the ad drawn where it will run. Booked through CryptoVirally, from 15 seconds of airtime to whole days.
Photo Giorgio Galeotti · CC BY 4.0
Photo Julian Lupyan · CC002 / 03
Broadway 3M
A wide screen over Broadway, low enough to read from the street and wide enough to own the block.
- Location
- Broadway
- Ad size
- 1920 × 1080
- 15 seconds
- $18
- One day
- $5,162
Photo NASA / Emma Howells · Public domain03 / 03
Nasdaq Tower
The curved tower on the Nasdaq MarketSite. Where listings are announced, now with your ticker on it.
- Location
- 4 Times Square
- Ad size
- 1832 × 2336
- 15 seconds
- $262
- One day
- $78,736
How it works
From a trade to Times Square, in four steps.
You do the first one. The coin's own trading does the rest, and every step is visible on the coin's page as it happens.
- Step 01
Launch
Pick a screen and a length, from 15 seconds to a week, add your ad and launch the coin on pump.fun. Two signatures.
- Step 02
Every trade pays
All of the coin’s creator fees go to one address: its own ad vault, which anybody can watch fill on chain.
- Step 03
The goal is met
When the vault covers the booking it is emptied in one transaction, and the slot is paid for and ordered.
- Step 04
On air
The ad runs on the screen you picked. It is filmed on the square and the video goes up on the coin’s page.
Pricing
The agency's rates. Nothing added.
Published rates from CryptoVirally, in dollars at today's exchange rate. The price you pick becomes the coin's goal, fixed the moment it launches.
| Screen | 15 seconds | 1 minute | 1 day | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Times Square Billboard | $31 | $120 | $5,706 | CryptoVirally rate |
| Broadway 3M | $18 | $72 | $5,162 | CryptoVirally rate |
| Nasdaq Tower | $262 | $1,050 | $78,736 | CryptoVirally rate |
No platform fee. The vault is spent at the goal plus 3% to cover selling SOL at the moment of the order; anything not used stays with the coin for its next booking. Ad sizes: Times Square 1920 × 1080 landscape, to be confirmed by the agency · Broadway 3M 1920 × 1080 landscape, to be confirmed by the agency · Nasdaq 1832 × 2336 portrait.
Transparency
Built to be checked, not believed.
Every part of the money path is public. Anyone can verify it without asking us.
The fee route is on chain
Each coin’s pump.fun fee sharing pays its ad vault at 100%. Every coin page reads it back from the chain on every visit.
One vault per coin
A coin’s fees never mix with another’s. Its vault is spent on one thing only: that coin’s own booking.
A receipt for every movement
Fees in, goal reached, ad paid. Each is a numbered receipt carrying its transaction, public on the Payments page.
Filmed on the square
Every booking comes with photos and video of the ad on air, posted on the coin’s page and on On air.
Questions
Before you launch.
The short answers. Addresses, maths and the full money path are in the docs.
Read the docsWhat does it cost to launch?
Only pump.fun’s own network fees and rent, and any first buy you choose. The ad is paid for entirely by the coin’s creator fees; there is no platform fee.
What if the coin never reaches its goal?
The fees stay in its ad vault and keep counting. Nothing expires. The vault is only ever spent on the booking the coin was launched for.
Who books the screen?
CryptoVirally, an agency that places crypto campaigns on these screens. They review every ad with the screen’s owner before it runs, and film it on air.
Can an ad be refused?
Yes, if it breaks the screen owner’s rules. The coin page says what was asked for and the launcher uploads a new ad. A paid booking is never paid twice.
What happens after it airs?
The next booking opens on the same screen for the same length and the coin’s fees start filling it. Steady volume keeps a coin coming back.
Times Square, New York
Put your coin where the world is looking.
Two signatures to launch. After that, every trade moves your ad closer to the square.
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