MINER

How MINER works

Launch a coin for any Minecraft player. The coin’s creator fees are held for that player until they sign in and claim them. This page covers the details.

Launching a coin

  1. Enter the Minecraft username the coin should pay. Usernames are 3 to 16 letters, numbers or underscores.
  2. Give the coin a name, a ticker and an image.
  3. Press Launch coin and approve the transaction in your wallet. The coin is created on pump.fun and trades there like any other coin.

The player doesn’t need to have an account on MINER, and doesn’t need to know about the coin. Anyone can launch for any username, including their own.

Where the fees go

pump.fun charges a small creator fee on every buy and sell. MINER collects that fee for each coin and splits it:

A player can have many coins launched for them. Their balance is the total across all of them, updated as trades happen.

Claiming as a player

  1. Go to Claim fees and press Sign in with Microsoft. Use the Microsoft account you play Minecraft with.
  2. MINER reads your Minecraft username from that account. You’ll see every coin launched for you and your total balance.
  3. Add a Solana wallet address.
  4. Press Claim. Your balance is sent to that wallet, and the transaction link is shown so you can check it on Solscan.

Account verification

Minecraft accounts are Microsoft accounts. Signing in with Microsoft is the only way to claim, so only the person who actually owns a username can withdraw its fees. Typing a username, or having a coin launched for you, never gives anyone access to the money.

MINER only reads your Minecraft username and profile from the sign-in. It never sees your password and can’t change anything on your account.

Unclaimed fees

Fees for a player who hasn’t claimed yet stay set aside for them, with no deadline. If the username later changes hands, the fees belong to whoever owns it when they claim.

Rules

  • Coins can’t impersonate MINER, Mojang or Microsoft.
  • Coins with hateful or explicit names or images are hidden from the site.
  • Launching a coin for someone doesn’t mean they endorse it. Coins show “launched for”, not “by”.

Risk

Coins launched through MINER are memecoins. Their price can drop to zero. Fees depend on trading activity and aren’t guaranteed. Only use money you can afford to lose.

MINER is not an official Minecraft product. Not approved by or associated with Mojang or Microsoft.