The coin that pays down the US national debt. Creator fees go to the Treasury. Every verified payment burns supply.
Trading generates fees, fees become dollars, dollars go to the Treasury, and every confirmed payment shrinks the supply.
$DEBT launches on Pump.fun. Creator fees accumulate from trading activity. The protocol converts those fees into USD and periodically contributes them to the Treasury's official debt-reduction program.
Each verified debt contribution triggers a corresponding $DEBT burn from a dedicated, pre-funded burn reserve, following a published formula.
A public page shows total fees generated, USD contributed, confirmed Treasury payment receipts, tokens burned and the next contribution milestone.
Real-world debt reduction is tied to a decreasing token supply. When a contribution is verified, a matching amount of $DEBT is burned from a dedicated, pre-funded reserve.
Example only. Actual burns follow the published formula and depend on the reserve available at the time.
Burning tokens does not pay down the national debt. Only money that actually reaches the Treasury does, through an accepted payment method such as the official Pay.gov Gifts to Reduce the Public Debt form. The burn happens after a payment is confirmed, never instead of one.
Everything is at zero because $DEBT just launched. Numbers appear here only once they can be verified, and every contribution will be posted with its Treasury payment receipt.
The first milestone will be announced once fees start accumulating.
Businesses, sponsors and community members can commit to matching what $DEBT contributes, so every fee dollar can go further.
No sponsors have committed yet. Matching partners will be listed here when they do.
| Source | Amount |
|---|---|
| Creator fees collected | $5,000 |
| Sponsor match (100%) | $5,000 |
| Total Treasury contribution | $10,000 |
| Token supply burned | Per the burn formula |