$KIMCHI Memecoin on Pump.fun Locks Every Creator Fee to One Wallet
A new Solana memecoin on Pump.fun routes every creator fee, permanently, to an address labeled "Kimchi" that also received 75% of supply. The deployer bought 79.3% for about 87 SOL and reportedly cleared roughly $26,000 as market cap ran to about $40 million.
75% of supply. 100% of creator fees. One address.
That is the setup behind $KIMCHI, a Solana memecoin that went live on Pump.fun at about 23:00 UTC on October 20, 2026. Its entire creator fee stream is hard-coded to a single wallet, permanently. The receiving address cannot be changed.
The token also trades under a second name, "Aura Final Boss." Market cap hit roughly $40 million inside the first hour. Promotion tied to a trader named Kimchi helped push it there.
Who holds the fee wallet
Pump.fun's own profile page labels the fee-receiving address "Kimchi." That name belongs to a trader who had just been announced as a Pump.fun collaborator on creative direction.
The link stops there. Available reporting does not establish whether the trader set up the token, endorsed it or controls the wallet. A label on a profile page is not proof of ownership.
The launch mechanics
The deployer used an anonymous wallet with a track record of launching similar tokens. Its very first transaction bought about 79.3% of the one billion supply for roughly 87 SOL, worth $9,000 to $9,300. One report's headline describes the deploying wallet as three hours old, without further detail.
Minutes after launch, 750 million tokens, or 75% of supply, landed in the address labeled "Kimchi." At the same time, the deployer named that address the fixed recipient of every creator fee the coin generates.
Then the exit. On-chain analysis indicated the deployer sold most of its remaining tokens for an estimated profit of about $26,000. Early sniping wallets reportedly made more.
Fee structure
Creator fees run 0.30% of trading volume while the token sits on the bonding curve. After graduation to a PumpSwap pool, the rate ranges from 0.05% to 0.95% depending on market-cap tier.
So the fee recipient earns on volume, not price. It profits from volatility in both directions, which sits awkwardly beside holders who only win when the price rises. And one address holding 75% of supply can move the price sharply if it sells.
Context
Fee flows have been a running theme around the launchpad. Flap topped Pump.fun in daily revenue with $1.18M in fees, and the platform has been hunting a chief legal officer with a salary of up to $5M.
No comment from Pump.fun on the token has been reported.
