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GitHub repo markets on Solana: Put a price on open source.

Paste any public repo. It gets one market, keyed to its GitHub id: a pump.fun bonding curve from the first trade, then a PumpSwap pool with its liquidity locked for good.

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Paste a GitHub link to check whether it already has a market.

[01]

Listed + trending

Markets

No market is open yet. These repos are climbing GitHub this week: any of them can be first.

[SOON]

Opening soon.

The first markets appear here as soon as the program is live.

[02]TRENDING · 7D

openai/mathQingYunA/answer-me-with-htmlkargulstudio/sales-crmfacebookincubator/muse-gadget-sdkdeadinside28/bloodborne_pcstorytold/effectcraftalchaincyf/huashu-art-motionlucasmarkes/hairlinesganggs/Stronghold-ProtocolStayLameBro/backburnermizorewww/x_gift_botJakeschincariol/replica-skillrauchg/gdp-tsstorytold/designcraftelstongun/leviathanythx-101/live-panel-skill

RULE 01 · KEYED TO THE REPO ID

One repo.

RULE 02 · ONE ACCOUNT PER REPO

One market.

RULE 03 · LP TOKENS BURNED

For good.

Entergitcap

[05]

Why

Why a market?

Stars measure attention. Forks measure use. Neither lets you take a position on where a project goes. gitcap gives every public repo one market, keyed to its GitHub id, so conviction gets a price.

W.01

A star is free.

It says you noticed. It doesn't say you think the code will matter.

W.02

A fork is work.

It says someone built on it. It still gives nobody a way to back where the project goes.

W.03

A trade is a position.

Buy the token if you think the repo will matter more next year. Sell if you don't.

W.04

One market per repo.

Each market is keyed to GitHub's numeric repo id. Renames, transfers and copycat tickers can't open a second one.

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How it works

Repo to market in one transaction.

Paste, name, trade. The listing and your opening buy settle in the same transaction.

  1. 01

    STEP 01

    Paste the repo

    Any public GitHub link. We resolve its numeric id, which survives renames and transfers, and check nobody has listed it.

  2. 02

    STEP 02

    Name the token

    Pick a name and a ticker, keep the owner's avatar or use your own image, and choose an opening buy.

  3. 03

    STEP 03

    Trade the curve

    The token opens on a pump.fun bonding curve that always quotes a price. Buy and sell from the market page.

  4. 04

    STEP 04

    Graduate to PumpSwap

    At ≈85 SOL raised, pump.fun moves the curve's SOL and tokens into a PumpSwap pool and burns the LP tokens. Trading carries on there.

[07]

The curve

A price from the first trade.

Every market opens on a pump.fun bonding curve that holds the supply and quotes both ways. Each buy moves the price up. At ≈85 SOL raised it graduates into a PumpSwap pool, and the LP tokens are burned.

raised 0.00 / 85 SOL

GRADUATION → PUMPSWAP

tokens bought →price
01Supply
1,000,000,000
02On the curve
793,100,000
03Graduates at
≈85 SOL
04Liquidity
LP burned
[08]

Guarantees

Written in the program.

5 CLAUSES · GITCAP PROGRAM + PUMP.FUN

  1. 01[UNIQUE]

    Uniqueness

    One repo, one market.

    The gitcap program keys every market to GitHub's numeric repo id. A second listing of the same repo fails on chain, whatever name or ticker it tries.

  2. 02[ALWAYS QUOTED]

    Price

    Always a price.

    Every market opens on a pump.fun bonding curve that holds the supply and quotes both ways, from the first trade.

  3. 03[GRADUATES]

    Graduation

    Then a real pool.

    At ≈85 SOL raised the curve completes and pump.fun moves it into a PumpSwap pool. Trading carries on there.

  4. 04[LOCKED]

    Liquidity

    Liquidity locked for good.

    At graduation the curve's SOL and remaining tokens seed the PumpSwap pool, and its LP tokens are burned. Nobody holds them, so nobody can pull the liquidity.

  5. 05[FAIR START]

    Opening

    The lister buys first.

    The listing and the opening buy go in one transaction, so nobody can buy ahead of the person who listed the repo.

[09]

Fees

1.25% per trade on the curve.

Charged in SOL: on what you spend when you buy, on what you receive when you sell. pump.fun sets the rate; gitcap earns the creator share. After graduation the PumpSwap pool charges up to 1.2%.

1.25%

PER TRADE · ON THE CURVE

01

gitcap fee

pump.fun's creator fee, paid to the gitcap treasury

0.30%

02

pump.fun fee

Charged by the pump.fun protocol

0.95%

03

Listing

Account rent, plus the network fee. No gitcap fee

≈0.009 SOL

TOTAL PER TRADE

1.25%

[10]

FAQ

Questions.

More in the docs →
Q.01What am I buying?

A token for one GitHub repo, traded in that repo's market on Solana. It is a pump.fun coin: its price comes from a bonding curve, then from a PumpSwap pool. It is a position on where the project goes, and it gives you no rights over the code.

Q.02Do the repo's owners get anything?

No. Anyone can list any public repo. The owners are not affiliated with its market, get no fees and have not endorsed it.

Q.03Can a repo be listed twice?

No. The gitcap program stores each market at an address derived from GitHub's numeric repo id, so a second listing fails on chain, even after the repo is renamed or moved to another owner.

Q.04What does it cost to list a repo?

No listing fee. You pay the account rent for the new market, coin and curve (≈0.009 SOL), the Solana network fee, and any opening buy you choose. The opening buy settles in the same transaction, so nobody can trade ahead of you.

Q.05What are the trading fees?

1.25% per trade on the curve: 0.95% to pump.fun and 0.30% to gitcap, which earns pump.fun's creator fee. pump.fun sets these rates, not gitcap. In the PumpSwap pool the total is up to 1.2%, and gitcap's share falls from 0.95% to 0.05% as the market cap grows.

Q.06What happens at graduation?

A market graduates at ≈85 SOL raised. pump.fun moves the curve's SOL and remaining tokens into a PumpSwap pool and trading carries on there. Your tokens stay the same tokens.

Q.07Is the liquidity locked?

Yes, for good. At graduation the pool's LP tokens are burned, so nobody holds them and nobody, gitcap included, can pull the liquidity.

Q.08Which wallets work?

Any Solana wallet, such as Phantom, Solflare or Backpack. You can also sign in with email and get a wallet created for you.

Q.09Has gitcap been audited?

No third-party audit has been published. The gitcap program is small: it registers the repo and creates the coin through pump.fun, and holds no funds besides fees. It is tested against the live pump.fun program. Treat it as unaudited and only trade what you can afford to lose.

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Last call

Which repo gets your first trade?

One market per repo. If it's already listed, we take you to it.

All markets
ONE REPO · ONE MARKET · FOR GOODgitcap.fun