How Rally works
What Rally is
Rally lets you launch your portfolio as a coin. You pick the assets you believe in, set your weights, and Rally launches a real pump.fun market for your coin against each one. Every market lives on pump.fun's programs, shows up on pump.fun, and graduates to PumpSwap like any other coin.
What Rally adds is the portfolio: many pairs, weights, fee routing and a public strategy page, in one place, with one wallet prompt per three markets.
Pairs
A pair is the asset your coin is priced and traded in. Classic pump.fun coins pair with SOL. You can also pair with USDC, tokenized stocks and ETFs, pre-IPO names, majors like BTC and ETH, gold, memecoins, or any coin launched on pump.fun.
When you pair with a pump.fun coin, your coin sits one level deeper in a chain, and every buy of your coin also buys the coin above it. Chains can go two coins deep.
A rally is one coin launched against as many pairs as you pick, in one go. pump.fun gives every coin exactly one pair, so each pair in your rally is its own market on pump.fun with the same name, ticker and image. Rally ties them together on one page where you can see the combined market cap and trade any of them.
Pairs are permanent. Choose them carefully.
Strategies
A strategy is your portfolio launched as a coin: the assets you picked, the weight of each, and your one line thesis. Your budget is split by weight and spent on the first buy in each market, in the same step as the launch, so nobody gets in before you.
You make money from a strategy in two ways. Creator fees from every trade on every market are paid in that market's asset, so they build a portfolio of the same assets you picked. And your first buys sit in markets priced in those assets, so they move when the assets move, as well as with buying and selling of your coin.
Every strategy gets a public page at userally.fun/s/ with its weights, the price of each asset at launch and now, and the basket's weighted move since launch. The Strategies leaderboard ranks them. The strategy details are saved with the coin's own metadata at launch and checked against the chain, so they cannot be edited afterwards.
Basket since launch measures the assets, not your coin. Your coin can do better or worse than its basket. Nothing on Rally is a promise of profit.
Creator fees
Every trade pays a creator fee. On SOL and USDC coins the rate follows pump.fun's schedule. On custom pairs you choose it, from 0.01% to 3% of every trade.
- Keep it: fees collect for your wallet. Claim them from your profile.
- Split it: up to 10 recipients. Wallets, X accounts, GitHub accounts and up to 5 verified charities.
- Holders: pump.fun Holder Rewards pays the fee to everyone holding $20 or more, in the pair asset, several times an hour. This is permanent.
X and GitHub shares are held onchain by pump.fun until the account owner claims them. Charity shares go to donate.gg, which converts them and pays the charity in cash.
Trading
You always pay and receive SOL. For a coin paired with something else, Rally first swaps SOL into the pair asset through Jupiter, then buys through pump.fun's multi-hop route, all in one transaction when it fits.
Before you sign, Rally simulates the exact transaction to quote your output and sets your minimum from that quote and your slippage.
What Rally charges
Rally fees are switched off on this deployment.
$RALLY
$RALLY is launched as a rally itself: one coin on many pairs, every market in pump.fun Holder Rewards mode. Hold $20 or more of a market and pump.fun pays you in that market's pair, several times an hour. Pick the market for what you want to be paid in.
Rally's revenue (the trade fee and its share of creator fees) collects in the treasury. A buyback runs regularly: it swaps whatever the treasury collected to SOL, buys $RALLY evenly across every market and burns it. Every buyback is logged onchain on the treasury and shown on the $RALLY page.
Risks
- Memecoins are extremely risky. Most go to zero.
- A paired coin moves with its pair. If the pair falls, your coin falls in USD too.
- Tokenized stocks and pre-IPO tokens are issued by third parties who can freeze them, and they are not offered to people in some countries, including the US and UK.
- Rally is an interface. It never holds your funds or keys. Everything is signed in your wallet.