COUNTZ

T-minus launch pad · pump.fun

Every coin counts down to something real.

Pin a pump.fun coin to a dated event. The clock sits next to the chart.

Blueprint drawing of a rocket on its launch gantry
T minus · next launch

Falcon 9 Block 5 | USSF-481

Launch Library 2 · src: Go · read …

Arc: final 24 h · --% elapsedT-0 Oct 15, 23:44 UTC · precision Minute

Pinned to Falcon 9 Block 5 | USSF-481 from Launch Library 2. The countdown is shown for context. It does not set or move the price.

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COUNTZ contract address
AsGFWNDANjrPngh8kqTMuhGV2gFX5XNSZ7XxFqnPpump
Coins launched here
unavailablecoin storage did not answer
Events on the board now
26from 7 sources
Sources answering
7/7ok 7 · stale 0 · down 0

Sheet 01

Event board

Every tile is a real dated event read from a public source. Pick one to launch a coin pinned to it.

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Sheet 02

Coins launched here

Newest first. Each one was verified on-chain before we listed it.

Coin list unavailable

Our storage did not answer, so we cannot list coins right now. This is not a zero.

Sheet 03

How it works

  1. 01

    Pick a dated event

    Choose a tile on the board: a rocket launch, a Solana epoch end, a Bitcoin difficulty adjustment, a moon phase, a holiday or an FOMC statement. Every target comes from a real source and says how it was obtained.

  2. 02

    Launch on pump.fun from your own wallet

    Fill in name, ticker and image. The coin is created on pump.fun through PumpPortal and you sign the transaction in your own wallet. We never hold keys.

  3. 03

    The clock sits next to the chart

    Your coin gets a page here with the live countdown to its event, the source status and any slips we have recorded. It is context, not a promise.

Full walkthrough on How it works.

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Questions

The countdown is shown for context. It does not set or move the price.

Does the countdown move the price?

No. The countdown is shown for context. It does not set or move the price. A coin can trade anywhere before, during and after its event.

What if the event slips or is cancelled?

Dates move, especially launches. The board and the coin page show the change measured from our own stored readings of the source, for example “slipped +2h 15m”, and a cancellation shows as cancelled. We never edit the coin: its name, ticker and metadata stay exactly as launched.

What happens after the event?

The clock flips to T+ and the page says “event passed” with the time. We only state an outcome when the source itself gives one. Otherwise we say nothing about how it went.

What does it cost?

There is no pad fee. You pay the Solana network rent for the new token accounts, plus an optional first buy that defaults to 0. PumpPortal charges 0.5% on a local-transaction trade, which applies only to a first buy if you choose one. Details on Fees.

What are the risks?

Coins can go to zero. Nothing here is financial advice, and no coin promises returns, rewards or utility.

What is and is not allowed is on Rules.

Where does the data come from?

Every event comes from one of these sources. Each tile shows its source, how the target was obtained and when we last read it.

More on How it works.