How it works
Trades in. Supply out.
Every nominee can have coins, launched by any dev. Every trade on a nominee coin pays a fee: 80% goes to the treasury, which buys $BALLONDOR and burns it, 20% goes to the dev. The site only reads the result back from the blockchain.
Follow the red arrows: trades on a nominee coin pay a fee, pump.fun splits it 80% treasury / 20% dev (locked in the launch transaction, nobody can change it), the crank spends the treasury's share on $BALLONDOR every hour and burns it, and the website only reads public data back. Keys exist in one place, the dashed box. Treasury wallet: B1DeQAFJgdpvpDXVq1G1So4kZNB8ZjufcBsp6584cTCV.
Questions
What is ballondor.live?
A pump.fun launchpad on Solana where every Ballon d'Or 2026 nominee can be launched as a coin, by any dev, from their own wallet. Every trade on a nominee coin pays a creator fee: 80% goes to the treasury, which buys $BALLONDOR and burns it, and 20% goes to the dev who launched the coin. Not affiliated with France Football or the Ballon d'Or.
Can a nominee have several coins?
Yes. Any dev can launch a coin for any nominee, with their own name and ticker, and the same nominee can have as many coins as devs launch. The leaderboard adds up the holders of every coin of a nominee.
Who gets the creator fees?
20% to the wallet that launched the coin, 80% to the treasury. The split is written on chain with pump.fun fee sharing, inside the launch transaction itself, so it applies from the first trade and is locked forever: nobody can change it, not the dev, not the site.
What does the treasury do with its 80%?
$BALLONDOR is not live yet. Until it is, the treasury's 80% collects in the treasury wallet. Once it is live, its contract address appears at the top of every page and the crank starts buying it back and burning it. Any $BALLONDOR you see before that is not ours.
What does it cost to launch?
There is no site fee. You pay Solana network fees and account rent, plus your optional first buy, chosen as a share of the supply. Your wallet shows the exact total before you sign.
Is this financial advice?
No. Memecoins are extremely risky and most go to zero, often minutes after launch. Only use what you can afford to lose. The site never sends direct messages or airdrops.