How BigScreen works

BigScreen takes nothing from creator fees. The coin's pump.fun fee sharing names one address at 100%: an ad vault made for that coin alone, worked out from its mint. Anybody can watch it fill on an explorer.

1. 1

   Pick the screen

   One of the 3 faces on the square, shown as the real screen with your ad drawn on it.
2. 2

   Pick the length

   Airtime from 15 seconds to 30 minutes, played 15 seconds at a time in the screen's rotation, or whole days from 1 to 7. Its price on that screen is the coin's goal, fixed at launch.
3. 3

   Add the ad

   Your own image or short video, or none: the form then draws one from the coin itself, at full size. See The ad.
4. 4

   Describe the coin

   Name, ticker, picture, description, links. A line naming the screen and the length is added to the pump.fun description, so the promise is pinned with the coin.
5. 5

   Sign twice

   Your wallet signs the create, with an optional first buy of up to 10 SOL, and the fee share. The server checks the bytes you signed are the ones it built before relaying them. 0.004 SOL of the launch pays the network fee of every push the coin will ever need.

Times Square Billboard

$31 for 15 seconds · $120 a minute · $5,706 a day · Times Square, Manhattan

Broadway 3M

$18 for 15 seconds · $72 a minute · $5,162 a day · Broadway, Times Square, Manhattan

Nasdaq Tower

$262 for 15 seconds · $1,050 a minute · $78,736 a day · 4 Times Square, 43rd Street and Broadway

Every price comes from CryptoVirally's own published package for that screen, which says what a day costs and how many 15 second plays it holds. Airtime is that screen's rate per play: 15 seconds is one play. A coin keeps the price it launched with: if a price changes later, only new coins see it.

A still image, or an MP4 of up to 15 seconds with no sound, at the size of the screen it runs on. Up to 25 MB. It is kept on this site and sent with the order.

Times Square Billboard

1920 × 1080 landscape, to be confirmed by the agency

Broadway 3M

1920 × 1080 landscape, to be confirmed by the agency

Nasdaq Tower

1832 × 2336 portrait

Launch without one and the form draws the house ad from the coin: its picture, its ticker as large as the screen allows, and its name, at the size of the screen it was launched for. What the launch page shows is exactly what the agency receives.

Every ad is reviewed by CryptoVirally and the screen's owner before it runs. The wallet that launched the coin can replace the ad from the coin's page until it has gone to the agency, and again if the agency asks for a change.

The goal is the price of the length on that screen. The vault is spent at the goal plus 3%, because the SOL is sold for the payment at the moment of the order and the euro moves against the dollar in between. Whatever the booking does not use stays with the coin for its next one.

Screen and length

Times Square Billboard, 1 minute (4 plays)

Goal

$120 at today's rate

Vault is spent at

$123

Counted toward it

The SOL in the ad vault, the fees waiting in pump.fun, and anything left from an earlier booking

The coin's page shows how much is in, how much is left, and how long it will take at the fees the coin has actually made over the last three days.

Filling

Fees are being pushed into the ad vault.

Goal reached

The vault covered the booking and was emptied into the treasury in one transaction, with a receipt.

Ordered

The booking was paid and sent to CryptoVirally with the ad, the screen, the length and the transaction.

Scheduled

The ad was approved and has a date, shown on the coin’s page.

Aired

It ran. The photos and video from the square go up on the coin’s page and on On air, and the next booking opens.

A coin’s ad vault

On the coin’s page. Derived from the mint and the site’s vault seed; only ever emptied into the treasury, for that coin’s booking.

Treasury

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Push wallet

Fy2cFdVpDv8Yq85REDR2nSGraAJYaawHy5g9vwHpodmn · 0.0000 SOL for network fees

pump.fun program

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Fee sharing program

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Fees in

A coin’s creator fees pushed from its pump.fun vault into its ad vault.

Goal reached

The ad vault emptied into the treasury once it covered the booking.

Ad paid

The treasury paying CryptoVirally for the booking.

All of them are on Payments, each with its transaction.

Creator fees kept by the site

0%

Launch

pump.fun’s rent and network fees, plus any first buy

Pushes

Paid from the 0.004 SOL the launch sets aside; pump.fun only sends fees once there are 0.001 SOL or more

The ad

Paid entirely from the coin’s own fees

Every coin page reads its fee sharing config from the chain on every visit and says whether it pays the ad vault at 100%. The vault's balance is on any Solana explorer. Every receipt links its transaction.