the rule
every coin is a dare to one account. the fees grow the pot. do it, it's yours. don't, it burns.
anyone can launch a pump.fun coin on dareyou that dares one public X account. every trade of that coin pays creator fees. those fees fill the coin's pot. if the account does the dare and claims it, the pot is sent to the wallet it names. if the clock runs out, the pot buys the coin back and burns it.
there is no login and no form for the target. everything the target does happens on their own public timeline, where their followers see it.
the four dares
no free text. a dare is one of four templates, so every dare is harmless, public and can be checked by a machine.
| dare | what the target does | done when |
|---|---|---|
| say it | posts up to three words from a fixed list and the coin's ticker, or one word the launcher picked | a tweet by the account, not a retweet, contains the word as a whole word before the deadline. links and @mentions do not count as saying it. |
| wear it | puts $TICKER in the display name for 24 hours | display name samples every 6 hours show the ticker without a break for 24 hours, started before the deadline |
| don't | posts nothing, not even a retweet, for 24, 48 or 72 hours | the whole window was read without a gap and nothing was posted |
| you're it | claims by tagging the next account | see you're it |
the word list: froink, gm, gn, wagmi.
a launcher can also pick one word of their own: letters only, 3 to 12 of them. every such word is checked against a block list before the coin is created: slurs, insults, sexual and violent words, names of other coins, scam bait and anything that looks like a link cannot be dared. a word that is refused just needs another one.
the clock is 3, 7 or 14 days and starts when the coin is live, not before.
the pot
each coin has its own vault, a Solana wallet only this coin uses. pump.fun's fee sharing sends 90% of the creator fees to that vault and 10% to dareyou. the split is set once at launch and locked on chain; nobody can change it afterwards, not the creator and not dareyou.
the vault keeps a small gas reserve so it can pay its own network fees for the payout or the burn. anyone can send SOL to a vault by hand; while a dare runs, it joins the pot.
the pot shown on a coin page is what the vault holds plus the vault's share of fees that are still waiting on pump.fun. fees are claimed into the vault every few minutes once they pass 0.005 SOL, and always right before a pot is paid.
how X is read
dareyou only reads public data. it never posts, never logs in as anyone, never asks the target for anything.
- anyone can press check now on a dare. it is read at most once every 10 minutes per coin.
- every open dare is also read once every 12 hours, and at every moment that decides it: the deadline, the end of a silence, the end of a claim window.
- the timeline is read from where the last read stopped. a dare can only be missed when its whole time was read without a gap. if a read is incomplete, nothing burns; it is read again an hour later.
- once a dare is done, it stays done. deleting the tweet later does not undo it.
- only the account's X user id counts, not its handle, so renaming does not help anyone else.
how a target claims
the target posts one tweet from their own account with the coin's claim code and a Solana wallet address. the claim code is dy plus the first five characters of the coin address, for example dy9k7ng. it is shown on every coin page.
for say it the word and the claim can be the same tweet. the claim is found at the next read. the pot is paid to that wallet in one Solana transfer from the vault, linked on the coin page.
the claim has to come within 30 days after the dare was done. until then the pot keeps growing. a post that is paid for may have to be marked as an ad where the target lives.
what burns
when a dare is missed or never claimed, the whole pot buys the coin on its bonding curve (or on PumpSwap after it graduated) and burns exactly what it bought, in the same transaction. the vault holds none of the coin afterwards.
after a dare is decided, every new fee of that coin goes the same way: bought back and burned, in steps of at least 0.01 SOL.
you're it
a you're it coin moves from account to account. the target claims the pot with a tweet that carries the claim code, a wallet and an @mention of the next account. that account must pass the same checks as any target and cannot have been dared on this coin before. the pot is paid, and a new round starts right away on the same coin with the tagged account and a fresh clock.
if nobody claims before the deadline, the pot burns. then the wallet that bought the most of the coin in the last 60 minutes before the deadline picks the next target by signing one message with that wallet, within 24 hours. fees in the meantime go to the next pot. if nobody picks, the dares on that coin end and its fees burn from then on.
fees
- pump.fun's own trading and creator fees apply as on any pump.fun coin.
- creator fees: 90% to the coin's pot, 10% to dareyou. locked on chain at launch.
- the launching wallet pays the launch and its optional dev buy. dareyou pays the fee claims and the X reads.
who can be dared
- only public accounts with at least 10,000 followers. no private accounts, no suspended ones.
- only the four templates. nobody can write their own dare.
- at most 3 open dares per account at the same time.
- accounts can be removed from the list of targets, and every coin has an off switch for its automation.
risks
- memecoins are highly speculative and can lose all of their value. nothing here is investment advice.
- a pot only grows while the coin is traded. no trades, no pot.
- the vaults are hot wallets run by dareyou's automation. every movement is booked from its final on-chain result and shown on the coin page.
- X can change or restrict what can be read. if the timeline cannot be read, dares stay open rather than burn.
- dareyou is not affiliated with pump.fun or X.