SKYWRITE Launch a coin
001Launch #001: Miami Beach flyover is next

Write your ticker across the sky.

Launch on Pump.fun and route creator fees to the SKYWRITE vault. Every trade fills your meter. When it's full we book a real banner plane over a real beach, post the video, and publish the invoice.

Launch a coinHow the money moves

Beaches and cities with aerial advertising companies that take public bookings. Typical list prices are per flight hour; the real quote comes at booking.

Simulation
Meter · $900 flight
GOAL HIT → BOOKING OPENED
MeterMath ↗
Where should it fly?
MIA
Miami BeachSouth Beach shoreline · weekend
Launch #001
30
Banner textMax 30 characters · no money talk
Rule
LaunchOpen ↗
On-chain check

SharingConfig, read every 15 min

OffsetLenField
08discriminator
83bump · version · status
1132mint
4332admin
751admin_revoked → split locked
764shareholder count
80N×34{address, share_bps} → vault ≥ 5000
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The board

Who's going up

Only coins the bot has verified on-chain appear here. First flight: Launch #001.

The mechanic

How it works

No custom contract. Pump.fun's own creator-fee sharing moves the money, an open-source bot does the bookkeeping, and a licensed aerial advertiser flies the plane.

STEP 1

Pick the sky

Choose the beach or city, write the banner (30 characters), plus a backup location.

STEP 2

Launch on Pump.fun

Open Creator fee sharing and give the vault at least 50%. Saving locks the split.

STEP 3

Get listed

Submit your mint. The bot reads the lock on-chain before your coin hits the board.

STEP 4

Fill the meter

Every trade pays creator fees. The bot pulls them into the vault every 15 minutes.

STEP 5

Watch it fly

At 100% we book the flight, post the video from the beach, the invoice and the payment tx.

0.3%creator fee per trade on the curve
≥50%of it to the vault, locked on-chain
90%of vault inflow fills your meter
10%protocol fee, disclosed in the code
Launch

Launch your coin here

One form, one wallet approval. Your coin is created on Pump.fun itself, trades there from the first second, and has its vault split locked on-chain.

Filled from your flight details. Edit freely.
Links (optional)
Pick a beach or city with an aerial advertising company that takes public bookings.
One flight hour from a local aerial advertiser. Typical list prices run $600–$1,500; confirm the quote before launch.
You keep the rest. Locked on-chain at launch.
Bought in the same flow as the create, before anyone else can see the coin when the one-transaction path is on.

Your launch

Meter goal
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Volume to fill it
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Fee split
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You pay
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  1. Upload image and metadata to IPFS
  2. Approve in your wallet (one prompt)
  3. Create the coin on Pump.fun
  4. Lock the fee split to the vault
  5. List it on the board
Launch post

By launching you create the coin from your own wallet; you're its creator. SKYWRITE never holds your keys. Flights depend on weather and airspace rules; see the FAQ.

Don't trust, verify

Check every address yourself

Fees move through Pump.fun's own programs into one public multisig. The bot that tracks them is open source, and its ledger is a file anyone can read.

Questions

Before you ape the idea

Is this real? Planes actually fly?

Yes. Aerial advertising is a normal business in beach cities: a small plane tows a letter banner along the shoreline for about an hour. We book it from a licensed operator like any other customer, and the video, the invoice and the payment transaction go on the coin's card.

What can the banner say?

Up to 30 characters, letters and numbers. The operator has the final say and can refuse anything offensive. No money talk, no price talk, no "buy": operators turn those down and it's not what a banner is for.

What if the weather is bad?

Flights move to the next good day, or to the backup location you picked. The funds stay in the vault until the plane goes up.

Can the dev change the split after launch?

No. Pump.fun lets a coin set its fee shares once, then revokes the authority on-chain. The bot won't list a coin until it reads that lock.

Who holds the vault?

A multisig, published above. Every inflow and payout is in the public ledger with its transaction signature.

What does SKYWRITE earn?

10% of what reaches the vault, disclosed in the code. $SKYWRITE is the project's own Pump.fun coin; its creator fees go to the team.

Is this investment advice?

No. Memecoins are extremely risky and most go to zero. A banner in the sky is a joke you can see, not a promise about price.

House rules

What we won't do

No hidden ads

Every flight is a paid booking with a licensed operator, and the invoice is public.

No money talk

No "buy", "pump", price targets or promises on a banner.

No fakes

No edited videos, no AI sky. If it didn't fly, it isn't on the board.