STONK5 Index on StonkFun
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The Top 5 Index on StonkFun

An index of the five biggest StonkFun tokens, handed to the people holding it.

Every trade of $STONK5 earns a creator fee. That money is not kept: 90% buys the five biggest StonkFun tokens, 18% each, and they go to holders — by how much they held, and how long. The last 10% goes back into $STONK5: 5% is burned, 5% is locked away for five years.

You receive
Top 5
StonkFun tokens by market cap
Split
18% each
of every round · 5% burned · 5% locked
To qualify
50,000
$STONK5 — or $20 worth
Paid out
5 SOL / 5h
whichever comes first
Contract address F7CTvENFnkDJysMhaFFicDT2FwnbW2oasFZGG6WJnar7
Price$0.0000170
Market cap$16,750
Liquidity$12,898
Fees toward next round 0.134 / 5 SOL 2.7%
Or automatically in reading the chain…
Wallet holds 0.319 SOL

Fees accumulate to 5 SOL, or five hours pass — whichever comes first. The round then burns 5%, locks 5%, buys the five with the rest and pays them out.

Engine wallet reading the chain…
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Every round is a set of transactions from this one address. Nothing is announced that cannot be read off the chain.

Live chart Solscan StonkFun
  1. Step 1 Fees arrive in SOL
  2. Step 2 Accumulate to 5 SOL, or 5h
  3. Step 3 Buy top 5 18% each · 10% back to $STONK5
  4. Step 4 Attribute & pay out to holders at that moment

A payout waits until it is worth more than the account it lands in; below that it rolls into the next round. Selling before a round settles forfeits that round.

Check your walletWhat you received, what you are owed, and every round on the record. Burn & lockEvery $STONK5 destroyed, and every $STONK5 locked away, with its transaction. RoadmapWhat is built, what is being built, and what comes next.

Live

What the index holds right now

Straight from StonkFun, re-evaluated each round. No screening, no discretion.

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Estimate

What would you receive?

Enter what you hold and what has come in. An estimate against a model, not a forecast.

Minimum to earn anything: 50,000 $STONK5, or $20 worth

In SOL, since the last distribution

 
Your share
—
of the distribution
You receive
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in target tokens
Per token
—
across 5 targets
Effective rate
—
of fees received
Model assumptions: supply today (it falls with every burn), 5% of every round burned and 5% locked, up to 5% withheld for delivery costs, roughly 7% lost to pool costs and transfer taxes, and wallets above the minimum holding about 98% of supply between them. Your actual share depends on what everyone else holds at the time, which nobody can know in advance.

It divides up whatever arrives — not a prediction that anything will, or of what it will be worth.

The rules

How a distribution is decided

What decides your share. Any change is published here first.

Basket5 tokens · 18% each The five largest by market cap among tokens that have graduated and trade at least $10,000 a day. Measured as the median of the venue's list over the last 30 minutes and checked against DexScreener, so one stale or missing reading cannot decide a round. Equal budget share, not equal token count.
Lock5% of every round Buys $STONK5 from the same budget and sends it to a vault that holds nothing else. Once a week the vault is emptied into a lock that runs for five years from the day it is made, and the lock cannot be cancelled or brought forward. The vault earns no rewards, so locked supply takes nothing from holders. Two figures are published and never added together until the page says so: what is in the vault is bought and waiting, what is locked is beyond anyone’s reach.
Burn5% of every round Buys $STONK5 from its own pool and destroys it, every round, from the same budget the basket is bought with. Booked in its own account in the ledger, so what has been burned can be read off it. Nothing bought for burning is ever paid to anyone. Stated as a share, not as a token count: how many tokens 5% of a round buys depends on the price that day.
Payout trigger5 SOL or 5 h Every five hours, or sooner once 5 SOL of fees has come in. The clock runs from the last round. Below 0.5 SOL a round is not worth running: it is due, and it waits for the budget instead of buying dust.
Minimum holding50,000 $STONK5 or $20 worth Either one is enough — whichever you reach first. The second way in matters if the price climbs far enough that 50,000 tokens is more than most people hold; the first matters if it falls. A floor exists at all because sending a token to a wallet that does not already hold it costs a fixed rent of 0.0015748 SOL, whatever is sent, and that rent comes out of the same reserve everyone else is paid from. A hard cliff, measured as an average over the round: below it a wallet earns nothing and its share goes to the wallets above it.
Who gets paidholders at settlement Sell before a round settles and you forfeit it. Among those still holding, the share follows how long they held — so buying moments before earns almost nothing.
Excluded from rewardspools · treasury · burn · lock vault Pool, bonding curve, treasury, burn and lock-vault addresses earn nothing and do not dilute holders.
Payout floor2× account rent Held back until worth twice the account it lands in, then rolls into the next round. Nothing is lost.

Costs

Where the money actually goes

Most projects quote one number. There are two, and they behave completely differently — so both are shown.

1 · What the project spends up to 5%
Recipient account rentOne-time per holder, per token. The largest single item. 0.0015748 SOL
Network feesBatched across many transfers. negligible
Modelled totalWorked example: 1,000 holders, 100 SOL of fees. 3.52% of fees
2 · What third parties take ~5%, up to 10%
Buying the tokenPool fee, price impact, and any tax the token charges on our purchase. 0.4–7.3%
Sending it to youThe target token taxes your receipt as well. 0–3%
How this is knownMeasured against live pools, not estimated. Quoted again every round. live quotes
Why the split matters. Only the first number can be withheld. The second is taken by pools and by the target tokens themselves — it reaches nobody here, and no fee policy touches it.

It is not a fixed number. What a buy costs depends on how deep that token's pool is at that moment. Measured across the current five, one slot cost 0.4% and another 7.3% — and a single token swung from 0% to over 10% within minutes. Shallow pools are expensive to buy into, and several of the current five also charge 3% on every transfer.

Burn & lock

What goes back into $STONK5

A tenth of every round never reaches the basket. 5% buys $STONK5 and destroys it; 5% buys $STONK5 and locks it for five years. The burned total is read off the mint, the locked total off the vault, and both are on their own page with every transaction.

Burned so far reading the chain…
Burned—$STONK5, for good
Of what was issued—of 1,000,000,000
Supply now—$STONK5 in existence
By the engine——
Locked away reading the chain…
Locked—in a five-year lock
In the vault—bought, waiting to be locked
Together—of 1,000,000,000 issued
Term5 yearsfrom the day each lock is made
Every burn and every lock, with its transaction