Own a piece of your team

cupcoin.fun is a game where you own pieces of real teams, like holding trading cards with live prices. Real games move those prices. Your team scores, your price jumps. Your team gets knocked out, it drops. You can sell any time. One coin runs the whole thing.

The whole game is one simple loop:

How to start, in 3 steps

• 1 · Buy $CUP. It's the game's coin. You buy it on pump.fun(on Solana). The “Get $CUP” button in the app takes you there.
• 2 · Tap Convert. One tap turns your $CUP into Credits. Those are the chips you play with.
• 3 · Own teams. Buy shares in the teams you believe in. Then watch real games move your prices.

Everything below explains one piece at a time, in plain words. Short on time? Read this section, how prices work, and the bonus engine. That last one is the fun part: your team plays well, your bag grows.

There's one coin with two forms. $CUP is the coin you buy on pump.fun. Credits are the chips you play with in the app. Think of a casino: cash at the door, chips at the table. One tap swaps between them, both ways, always one-for-one.

Converting takes one signature and about half a minute. You can swap back to $CUP whenever you want. You never have to think about the plumbing. The app handles it.

There will only ever be 1 billion $CUP. No one can ever make more. In fact, the pile slowly shrinks: a small slice of the fees gets burned (locked away forever) as people play. The project bought about a quarter of the coins (~250 million) on the open market. That pile funds the prizes and keeps every team's market stocked. The other ~75% trades freely on pump.fun.

Get $CUP

Each of the 48 World Cup teams has its own shares. Buy them with Credits. Your shares rise and fall with how that team really plays. Back a team you believe in and you own a piece of its run.

Every team has exactly 100 million shares, created once and split into set piles:

Teams come in four groups, from priciest to cheapest: S favorites, A contenders, B dark horses, and MEME minnows.

The main event. Buy and sell shares in any of the 48 teams, any time. There's always a price. No waiting for a buyer.

Open a team, check its live chart, and trade with a tap. Buying costs a 2% fee. Selling costs 7%. Those fees fund the prizes (see where the money goes). There's no lock-in. Sell whenever you want.

Surprise bundles of team shares, like ripping a pack of cards. One buy gets you an instant squad, revealed card by card. “What do I buy first?” is the hardest question on any market. Packs answer it. Most people get their first shares here.

• Set price, published odds. Every pack shows its price and your exact chances before you open. No mystery math.
• Half the price buys the teams inside. 50% of what you pay goes straight into the pools of the teams you pull. Opening a pack literally pushes their prices up.
• Bigger packs, better odds. Pricier packs tilt harder toward the top teams and hand out more shares.

The three packs

Season 2 grows the shelf

Club season brings new packs: a free rookie pack tied to that night's games, derby and playoff packs, protection on dry streaks, and fusing duplicate pulls into a bigger pack.

Daily fantasy football. Pay one flat entry, draft 5 player cards from that day's games, and pick a captain who scores double. Real match stats score your lineup. The best lineup takes the pot. Every day has a guaranteed prize, so the pot is real even on a quiet day.

The cards you draft

Every team playing that day brings its stars: a card for each forward and midfielder, plus one defense card for the whole back line. You pick 5, mixing countries freely:

• At least 3 attackers or midfielders, with at least 1 forward. Every lineup needs some attack.
• Up to 2 defense cards.A clean sheet scores big, so you can't stack five of them.
• Exactly 1 captain. Your captain scores double. Pick the player you think will go off.

How a day plays out

• 1 · Pay the entry.One flat Credit fee. That's the only money at risk. No shares needed.
• 2 · Draft your 5 and name a captain.
• 3 · Change your mind for freeas often as you like, right up to the day's first kickoff. Then lineups lock.
• 4 · Watch the games. When they finish, the top lineup wins the pot. Ties split it evenly.

How players score

One quick example

Head-to-head calls. Pick a side, put Credits on it, and if you're right you split the other side's money. Two flavors: team vs team on one match, and star vs star on tournament goals.

How it works

• 1 · Own the team first. To back a team you need a few of its shares. That keeps drive-by bets out. (Player vs player needs no shares.)
• 2 · Put Credits on your side.
• 3 · The match settles it.Win: you get your money back plus a slice of the losers' pot. The more you put in, the bigger your slice. Lose: your money goes to the winners.
• 4 · Weird outcomes just refund. A draw, a one-sided matchup, or a cancelled match gives everyone their money back in full. No fee on refunds.

Quick example: Argentina vs Mexico

Fans put 2,000 Credits on Argentina and 1,000 on Mexico. You put in 500 of Argentina's 2,000, so a quarter of that side. A 5% fee (150) comes off the losing pot only.

One giant pot of Credits, fed by a slice of every fee in the game. Just holding team shares enters you automatically. No sign-up. One lucky holder wins the whole pot.

• More value, held longer, more tickets. Your odds scale with how much you hold and for how long. A last-second buy barely counts.
• Holding the top-scoring team helps.Shares of the current Golden Boot nation (the tournament's top scorer) earn a +50% ticket bonus.
• Winner takes the pot. The dashboard counts down to each draw. The winner taps once to claim.

Lock up Credits to earn a share of the fees the game collects. The longer you lock, the bigger your share. No new coins are ever printed for this.

Every trade pays a small fee, and a slice of every fee goes to stakers. That's the whole deal: real fees in, real fees out. The payout can be big, small, or zero. It's never a promise.

Every account gets an invite link automatically. When a friend joins through it and buys packs, you earn a slice of those pack fees, paid straight to your wallet.

The first link a person joins through wins, and each person can only be invited once. There's nothing to claim and nothing to sign up for. If a player has no referrer, that slice rolls into the jackpot instead. Inviting yourself doesn't count.

Free AI match calls. Before every match, the AI posts its pick: the winner, the score, likely scorers, and the reasoning. Reading it costs nothing.

• Every match gets a call, posted about 24 hours before kickoff.
• It stays fresh. The call updates as real news lands: injuries, lineups, market moves. One last check runs near kickoff.
• It's graded in public. Every call is saved before the match and scored after full time. Hits and misses both stay on the page, forever.
• Upset alerts. When the numbers say the favorite is shaky, the call gets a loud UPSET CALL badge instead of hiding behind the crowd.

Every league season is a set, like a trading-card set. It lists, it trades, it ends, and the next one begins. Two sets are on the board right now.

Season 1 is the World Cup game this whole page describes. The knockout rounds are running now, and the final is July 19. After that, its shares retire.

Season 2 is club football: Champions League and Premier League, one share per club. All 44 club markets are already built and stocked on-chain. Trading opens Fri Jul 10, 2026. Seven more clubs join when Champions League qualifying wraps in late August. Same coins, same game, now nine months long instead of five weeks.

Your team got knocked out? Their shares don't just die. Trade them in for carry credits, and your credits turn into Season 2 club tokens. Your World Cup run rolls forward into the club season.

Three steps, start to finish:

• 1 · Deposit. Once a team is knocked out for good, a CARRY button appears on its page. Deposit as many of its shares as you like. Your carry credits land instantly.
• 2 · Carry credits go by team group. Every share pays a fixed number of carry credits: S pays 20, A pays 8, B pays 3, MEME pays 1. Same 20:8:3:1 ratio as their starting prices.
• 3 · Everyone splits the club basket. When the window closes, all carry credits split a fixed pool of club tokens: 1.5M tokens of every listed club (about 3.12M Credits at listing prices). More carry credits, bigger slice. Your claim lands on the Rewards page.

Carry crosses sports too

As more sports come online, every season ending becomes an on-ramp. Finish the soccer season and roll into the NFL. Finish an F1 season and roll into hockey. Nothing gets stranded in a dead set.

Seasons end. Teams retire. Your $CUP and Credits roll forward, forever. One coin carries you from the World Cup into club football, and into every sport after that.

$CUP The forever coin

Season 1 · World Cup 202648 nations · final Jul 19Live

Season 2 · Club 2026/2027PL × UCL · trading opens Jul 10Jul 10

NFLSame coin, same game · Sep 2026Soon

NHL · F1 · moreSame coin, same playbookSoon

When a season ends, its team shares retire. Knocked-out shares roll forward through carry. Between seasons, staking keeps paying out the fees the game collects. Nothing about your coins resets.

Every team has its own market, and it never closes. The rule is simple: buying pushes the price up, selling pulls it down. The bigger the trade, the bigger the move. There's always a price. You never wait for a buyer.

Each team also has a cushion: a pile of tokens that decides how hard its price is to move. Favorites have thick cushions, so they move slow and steady. Minnows have thin cushions, so they whip around. That one dial is the whole difference between the four groups.

Why minnows move faster

The same buy moves each group by a wildly different amount. Here's what a 100,000 Credit buy does at starting prices:

Now picture a real wave of money, 750,000 Credits, the kind a big upset sets off:

Real results drive everything. The app watches the official scores. Goals and wins reward the fans holding that team. Getting knocked out ends a team's run.

Each finished game earns points from the final score. No player stats needed. The engine is the same for every sport — only the scoreboard changes. Pick a sport:

Upsets pay more

When a smaller team beats a bigger one, its points get a bonus. The bigger the gap, the bigger the bonus:

Getting knocked out

In the knockouts, a loss means your team is out, and fans rush to sell. First out the door gets the best price. We're upfront about that: it's musical chairs. But three things turn the cliff into a slide:

• Part of every sale goes back in.A slice of the sell fee feeds straight back into that team's pool, propping up the price.
• Goal rewards keep paying.A knocked-out team's goals still count toward its holders' prizes.
• Carry gives dead shares a floor. Knocked-out shares still convert to Season 2 carry credits, so the price settles toward that value instead of zero.

This is the headline. You don't just sit and hope someone else buys. The game itself drops bonus Credits into a team's pool when that team does stuff on the pitch. A goal, a win, a clean sheet, an upset, even a shot on target. Each one is fresh buying power landing in the pool, so the price floor rises live while you watch.

It's the gold +Tokens → Poolbadge you see flash on the chart. No shares get sold. It's not a payout to any one person. The bonus deepens the team's own pool, which lifts the price for everyone holding it. Every bonus prints a green candle and an icon on the chart, so the chart literally is the match.

What pumps a team's pool

The game watches the official match feed and reacts the moment things happen. Two twists: a draw pumps both teams, and a red card pumps the opponent (the side that just went a man up).

How big each pump is

Smaller teams get bigger bonuses. A minnow's shallow pool needs far fewer tokens to move, so the engine drops more into the little guys and they pop the hardest. These are the exact amounts, in Credits per event:

Here's what one group-stage goal does to each group's price:

Knockout goals hit harder

The deeper into the tournament, the bigger every pump. A goal in the final is worth 2.5× a group-stage goal:

The bonus engine has a mirror. A good play pumps your team's pool. A bad play swings tokens to your opponent: the offending team's pool dips, and those tokens land in the other team's pool. One team's slip is the other team's gain, live.

What swings momentum away

Swings are sized like the bonuses: smaller teams swing harder, and knockout rounds swing up to 2.5× more. A red card in a knockout can print a real red candle on one chart and a green one on the other, at the same moment.

Open any team and you get its whole story on one screen: a live price chart with a marker for every pump, a receipt of every bonus it ever got, and its real match stats.

The live chart

Green candles when the price rises, red when it eases. The special part: every bonus drops a little icon right on the chart at the moment it happened. You can see exactly which goal or card moved the price.

• Goal markers: a goal, penalty, or own-goal that moved this pool.
• Card markers: a red card (remember: it pumps the team it was shown against).
• Result markers: a win, draw, clean sheet, or upset, added when the match settles.

Tap any marker to see what it was and how many tokens it moved. Zoom in on one matchday or out to the whole run.

The bonus receipt

Below the chart, the Pool Injections panel lists every bonus this team ever received:

• Pumped all-time: the grand total of bonus tokens dropped into this team.
• A breakdown by trigger: goals vs wins vs upsets vs corners, biggest first.
• The latest pumps as they land, like “GOAL · 47' · +520K”.

The real stats

Tracked Stats shows the team's real performance: record, goals, shots, possession, clean sheets, cards, and more. Same data the bonus engine reads, so you can see exactly why a pool has been pumping (or hasn't).

Every trade pays a small fee. Those fees fund everything: the jackpot, the prize pots, staking payouts, and the burn. Every split follows fixed, public rules. Nothing is hidden, and no coins are ever created out of thin air.

Every fee in the game lands in one of six places:

The two trade fees: 2% to buy, 7% to sell

Buying costs 2%. Selling costs 7%. So a quick in-and-out costs about 9%. That's on purpose: flipping for tiny gains loses, and holding through matchdays wins. One hard promise on top: no fee anywhere in the game can ever go above 10%. That ceiling is locked in the contract.

Where the 2% buy fee goes

Spend 1,000 Credits and 20 come off the top. The other 980 buy your shares. The 20 splits like this:

Where the 7% sell fee goes

Sell for 1,000 Credits and 70 come off, so you keep 930. The biggest slice goes right back into the team you just sold. That's the clever part:

Packs, captain boosts & contest fees

• Packs.Half of every pack's price buys the teams inside it, pushing their prices up. The other half splits: 40% jackpot, 30% markets, 20% burned, 10% to whoever invited you (or the jackpot if nobody did).
• Captain boost. Making an Arena pick your captain costs a 5% fee on that pick, split: 40% burned, 40% jackpot, 20% markets.
• Contest fees (Arena and Predict) come out of the winning pot only, never out of a refund. They split: 50% jackpot, 25% markets, 15% staking, 10% ops.

The burn: the pile only shrinks

A slice of the fees is burned: sent to a locked address that nobody, including us, can ever spend from. Burned coins are gone for good. Since no new coins can ever be made, the total pile of 1 billion only shrinks over time.

Don't take our word for it. The burn address is public, and the reference section links a live coin-count API anyone can check.

The game's own pile, and what it pays for

The project bought about 250 million coins on the open market, like anyone else. That pile funds every prize in the game:

CUP stands for Continuous Unified Predictions. Three words, three promises. Continuous: your positions live through every game and season instead of dying like bet slips. Unified: one coin and one AI engine across every sport. Predictions: everything you hold is a live opinion about what happens next.

A bet slip dies the moment the game ends. A prediction-market contract pays out and disappears. Here, the team itself is the market: a share you hold all season while every match moves its price. Games update the market. They never end it.

The most visible piece of the AI engine is the Bet Analyzer: a public, graded call on every match, free to read. The full thesis lives in the whitepaper:

The World Cup was Season 1, the proof. Club football is next. Then the leagues stack so something is always live: soccer hands off to the NFL, the NFL to the NHL, F1 runs alongside. One platform, one coin, every season.

Every league plugs into the same core. $CUP is the hub coin. Credits price everything. Every league's fees feed the same jackpots, staking, and burns. A new sport is a new set of shares and a new results feed, never a new coin. Holding or staking Credits is a seat at every table at once.

Curious why the coin lives in two places? Short version: we wanted both crowds. $CUP lives on Solana, where the trading energy is. The game runs on Abstract, where the gamers are. You never have to pick a side.

Two crowds, on purpose

A coin and a game want different homes. The fast-trading, meme-loving side of crypto lives on Solana, especially on pump.fun. That's the launchpad for the buzz. The people who love actually playing games hang out on Abstract, a chain built around apps and games. So we put each thing where it thrives, and the one-tap convert ties them together (see the coins section).

Either wallet works

Walk in with whichever wallet you already have. We quietly set up the other side, so you end up with both:

• Coming from Solana? Log in with Phantom, MetaMask, or friends. Your in-game wallet gets created for you. Nothing to install.
• Coming from Abstract? Log in with the Abstract Global Wallet. Your Solana address gets set up for you, so you can hold and convert $CUP.

cupcoin.fun is its own independent game. It is not a financial product, and nothing on this page is an offer, an investment, or financial advice.

• It's a game. Shares are game pieces. The jackpot, shareholder rewards, and staking payouts are game prizes, paid only out of the cut collected on trades and the prize pools the game sets aside.
• No promises. There are no promises of returns, no guaranteed buybacks, and no price targets anywhere in the game or on this page.
• It's all counted in Credits. Every amount is in Credits (the in-game coins). Any dollar figures are just for reference; the dollar value of Credits and of any prize can swing a lot, especially early, and is never guaranteed.

This same note also appears at the top of every page of the app.

Want to look under the hood? Here's where everything actually lives, on public block explorers anyone can check. You never needany of this to play. It's here for the curious.

The $CUP coin: pump.fun (Solana)

$CUP is the coin you buy on pump.fun (1 billion ever, no more). Here's the official page and its exact address. Always double-check the address before buying.

Live coin count: a public API

Anyone can check how many coins are still in circulation. No login, no wallet, just a public link:

The game contracts: Abstract

Everything in the game is priced and paid in Credits on Abstract. Each address below links to abscan.org, the Abstract block explorer. Grouped by what they do: