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The StonkBuilder community token · Solana

$STONKB.Hold the builder.Receive rewards in JUP.

Every $STONKB transfer pays a 1% toll. The toll is turned into JUP and sent to holders, automatically. Behind it: six live StonkBuilder destinations for learning, research, creators and communities.

See the JUP flywheel Swap $STONKB (opens in a new tab) How to buy, step by step

01/10The thesis

Most community tokens ask for belief.
$STONKB shows its receipts.

01

Rewards in JUP, not in more of itself

Payouts arrive in JUP, the token of Jupiter, one of Solana's largest trading platforms.

02

No staking, no claiming

Hold at least $20 in your own wallet. Payouts are sent to you; there is no lock-up and nothing to sign.

03

Clean launch mechanics

Mint and freeze authority are switched off, so no one can print more or freeze wallets. The creator wallet holds about 0.24% of the supply.

04

An ecosystem, not a logo

$STONKB is the ticker across six live StonkBuilder destinations used to learn, research, create and belong.

02/10The JUP flywheel

Every trade turns the wheel.
Every turn pays out in JUP.

Trade$STONKB 1% taxwithheld Swapto JUP Paidto holders JUPto every holderwith $20+
The $STONKB reward loop: a 1% tax on each transfer is swapped to JUP and paid to holders.
  1. 1

    Trade

    Someone swaps, sells or sends $STONKB.

    The token is built on Token-2022, which withholds 1% of every transfer on-chain. No one can skip it.

  2. 2

    Collect

    The 1% builds up as $STONKB.

    StonkFun's reward service harvests the withheld tokens and swaps them for JUP.

  3. 3

    Pay

    JUP goes out to holders.

    Once the pot is worth $250, every wallet with at least $20 of $STONKB gets a share in proportion to its balance, minus 2.5% for costs.

  4. 4

    Repeat

    Holders have a reason to stay.

    More holders and deeper pools make $STONKB easier to trade, and every trade fills the next pot.

A second wheel under JUP

Jupiter sends 50% of its on-chain revenue to the Litterbox Trust, which buys JUP on the open market and has burned about 134 million JUP, according to Jupiter's docs. Your rewards are paid in a token with a buyback programme of its own.

Jupiter tokenomics

A third wheel under StonkFun

Trades in the STONKB/JUP pool pay a 1.25% trading fee: 0.25% to Raydium's liquidity providers and 1% to StonkFun, which has spent about 60% of its revenue buying back and burning $STONK.

StonkFun revenue and burns

Two places to trade

$STONKB trades in its graduated Raydium pool against JUP and in a Meteora pool against ONyc. Jupiter routes each swap through whichever gives the better price; the 1% tax applies either way.

Pools on DEX Screener

03/10Traction

Launched 15 Sep 2026.
Already paying out.

4,218JUP paid to holdersWorth about $1,373 at the latest JUP price.
2,475Reward payoutsIndividual transfers of JUP to holders' wallets.
2,252Wallets paidDifferent wallets that have received JUP.
2,997Holders todayWallets holding $STONKB, per Jupiter.
Building up for the next payout 712 JUP ≈ $232 of $250
93%

A payout goes out once the pot reaches $250. Last payout: 24 Sep 2026.

  • 15 Sep 2026 · 21:26 UTCLaunched on StonkFun, on a Raydium LaunchLab curve paired with JUP.
  • 15 Sep 2026 · 21:31 UTCGraduated to its Raydium pool about five minutes later.
  • Since thenHolders have received JUP in 2,475 payouts.

Read live from StonkFun and Jupiter · 15 Nov 2026, 14:40 UTC. Check it on StonkFun

04/10How the numbers work

Your share of the pot
is your share of the supply.

A payout is split pro rata: a wallet holding 1% of the counted supply gets about 1% of the pot. The pot itself is 1% of the $STONKB that changed hands, less 2.5% for costs.

Try it with your own numbers. This is arithmetic, not a forecast: trading volume moves every day, and some tokens, such as those sitting in pools, are not counted, so real shares come out a little larger.

  • 1% of every transfer is withheld
  • $20 minimum holding to be paid
  • $250 pot before a payout goes out
  • 2.5% kept for network and operating costs

Illustration

$97.50 a day into the pot 0.10% of the supply $0.10 a day in JUP to you

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05/10The ecosystem

One ticker.
Six live destinations.

StonkBuilder builds useful things in public: guides for newcomers, research tools that show their receipts, pages for creators and homes for communities. Every screen below is a live product. Open any of them.

Launch tools

Community hubs

Plain-language guides to the projects around $STONKB.

JupiterStonkFunRaydiumSolana$OREPreStocksAll communities

06/10How to buy

How to buy a Solana token,
step by step.

Every Solana token is bought the same way: a wallet, a little SOL for fees, the right mint address and a swap. Here is the whole path with $STONKB as the example, from an empty wallet to tokens you can check on-chain.

  1. Get a Solana wallet

    Install Phantom, Solflare, Backpack or Jupiter Wallet from its official site or app store. Write the recovery phrase on paper and keep it offline. Nobody from StonkBuilder will ever ask for it.

  2. Keep a little SOL for fees

    Every Solana transaction pays a network fee in SOL, usually under one cent, and a new token account needs a small one-time deposit. About 0.02 SOL in the wallet is plenty.

  3. Fund the wallet with USDC or SOL

    Withdraw USDC or SOL from an exchange account, or send it from another wallet, to your wallet address. Pick the Solana network when you withdraw: tokens sent on another network can be lost.

  4. Copy the right mint address

    Copycat tokens reuse the same name and logo. Copy the $STONKB mint from the Verify section of this page and compare every character before you swap.

  5. Open the swap and connect

    Press Swap on this page. StonkBuilder's trade page opens in a new tab with USDC to $STONKB already selected. Connect your wallet: it shares your public address, never your keys.

  6. Read the quote

    Check the rate, the minimum you receive, the price impact and every fee. Jupiter flags the 1% transfer fee, that $STONKB is not on its verified list, and low organic activity. Start with a small amount.

  7. Swap, then check on-chain

    Approve the swap in your wallet and open the transaction on Solscan once it lands. About 1% of the $STONKB is withheld on arrival: that is the transfer tax that funds the JUP rewards.

07/10Swap

USDC in.
$STONKB out.

Press Swap and StonkBuilder's trade page opens in a new tab with USDC to $STONKB already selected. Jupiter finds the best route; your wallet signs; StonkBuilder never touches your funds or keys.

Jupiter shows warnings on $STONKB: its 1% transfer fee, that it is not on Jupiter's verified list, and low organic activity. Why?

Always check the mint before you sign: H4Fx7k…9maugQ

Quotes and routes come from Jupiter's Swap API (docs.jup.ag). The quote shows every fee before you sign. Do not use it where Jupiter or StonkFun restrict access.

Swap

Routed by Jupiter
You pay
USDCUSD Coin · Solana
You receive
$STONKBStonkBuilder · rewards in JUP
Transfer tax
1%, funds JUP rewards
Network fee
Under one cent, in SOL
Routes
Raydium and Meteora pools, via Jupiter
Mint
H4Fx7k…9maugQ
Swap $STONKB (opens in a new tab)

Opens the official StonkBuilder purchase page. Buy $STONKB

08/10Verify everything

Don't trust the pitch.
Check the chain.

Contract address · Solana mint H4Fx7kqZcxbyNnF7qKBZsiJ1VGeTTSQMWjCXFp9maugQ
StonkFun Jupiter DEX Screener

Other tokens can copy the name and logo. Only this address is $STONKB.

Name
StonkBuilder ($STONKB)
Network
Solana, Token-2022
Supply
999,970,300, fixed
Mint and freeze authority
Both switched off
Transfer tax
1%, paid to holders in JUP
Launched
15 Sep 2026 on StonkFun
Pools
Raydium STONKB/JUP · Meteora STONKB/ONyc
Airdrop
None
$STONKB mintH4Fx7kqZcxbyNnF7qKBZsiJ1VGeTTSQMWjCXFp9maugQSolscan ↗
Creator wallet9VRFShBthRvbxaWVuuHxgeQv7Dz6ynpExNhgx9yBMWWvSolscan ↗
Raydium pool (STONKB/JUP)4hptCQyCk84r9S56WiB8SdPY3kvne7oU4CsQf4pAF6AESolscan ↗
Meteora pool (STONKB/ONyc)7oosvePcbsgm8kXQjPhs6oSKtxatC2dBtuxsLCxphXPcSolscan ↗
JUP mint (reward token)JUPyiwrYJFskUPiHa7hkeR8VUtAeFoSYbKedZNsDvCNSolscan ↗

09/10After you swap

Two checks worth doing
once you hold it.

Once $STONKB is in your wallet, confirm that JUP rewards reach you and that you hold the real token. New to crypto? Start with the free beginner guides on StonkBuilder Learn and the Solana guide.

Check that JUP rewards reach you

  1. Keep at least $20 of $STONKB in a normal wallet. Tokens in an exchange, a pool or a locker are not counted.
  2. Wait for the pot: a payout goes out once the collected tax is worth $250. There is nothing to stake or claim.
  3. Open your public wallet address on Solscan. Nothing to connect or sign: it only reads the chain.
  4. Look for incoming JUP transfers in its token transfers. Each payout links to its own transaction.
  5. Compare with StonkFun's $STONKB page, which shows the total paid and what is building up for the next payout.

Verify the token yourself

  1. Copy the mint address from this page and compare every character with the one in your wallet or on Jupiter.
  2. Open the mint on Solscan: it should say Token-2022, with a 1% transfer fee and no mint or freeze authority.
  3. Open the token on StonkFun: it should show StonkBuilder, reward mode, paired with JUP.
  4. Check the holders tab on Jupiter or Solscan to see how the supply is spread.
  5. Ignore any token with the same name but a different address, and any DM offering help.

10/10The risks

What could go wrong,
in plain words.

  1. Rewards are not income you can count on

    They depend on trading activity. With little trading the pot fills slowly, and payouts wait until it is worth $250, so weeks can pass between payouts when trading is quiet.

  2. Everything is paid in JUP

    If JUP falls, so does the value of every reward, and of the pot that has not been paid yet.

  3. The tax cuts both ways

    The 1% transfer tax that funds rewards is also taken from your own swaps, sells and wallet-to-wallet transfers, on top of the pool's 1.25% trading fee and any fee Jupiter shows.

  4. A small, young token

    $STONKB launched on 15 Sep 2026. Liquidity is thin, so larger swaps move the price, and the price can fall a long way. The ten largest holders own about a fifth of the supply.

  5. Rules can change

    StonkFun runs the reward system and calls it a mechanical feature, not a dividend. On graduated reward coins StonkFun's key can change the tax rate, and payouts can be delayed or stop. StonkFun's terms exclude the US, Canada and the UK.

  6. Only you can decide

    This page explains how $STONKB works. It is not investment advice, and nobody at StonkBuilder can tell you whether to hold it. Never put in money you cannot afford to lose.

FAQ

Questions,
answered plainly.

Still unsure? Ask @stonkbuilder8 on X with the button below. We will never DM you first or ask for a recovery phrase.

What is $STONKB?

The StonkBuilder community token on Solana. It launched on StonkFun as a reward coin paired with JUP, so a 1% tax on every transfer is paid out to holders in JUP.

How do I buy a Solana token like $STONKB?

Install a Solana wallet, keep a little SOL in it for network fees, and fund it with USDC or SOL. Copy the $STONKB mint from this page, open the swap, connect the wallet, read the quote and approve. The whole path is in the step-by-step section above.

How do holders receive JUP rewards?

Every transfer of $STONKB, buys and sells included, withholds 1%. StonkFun collects it, swaps it for JUP and, once the pot is worth $250, sends it to every wallet holding at least $20 of $STONKB, pro rata to the balance. About 2.5% covers network and operating costs.

Do I need to stake or claim anything?

No. Payouts are sent straight to eligible wallets. Keep the tokens in your own wallet; balances on an exchange or in a pool are not counted for you.

What is the $STONKB contract address?

The mint is H4Fx7kqZcxbyNnF7qKBZsiJ1VGeTTSQMWjCXFp9maugQ. Compare the whole address: names and logos are easy to copy.

Who runs the swap?

The Swap button opens StonkBuilder's trade page in a new tab. It is quoted and routed by Jupiter's Swap API, and your own wallet signs every transaction. StonkBuilder never holds your funds or sees your keys, and the quote shows every fee, including any StonkBuilder platform fee, before you sign.

Why does Jupiter's swap show warnings on $STONKB?

Jupiter flags three things, and all three are true: the 1% transfer fee (the tax that funds the JUP rewards), that $STONKB is not on Jupiter's verified token list, and low organic trading activity. They are there so you check the mint address and the risks before you swap.

Why do I receive slightly less $STONKB than the quote?

The 1% transfer tax is withheld as the tokens arrive. It is the same tax that funds the JUP rewards.

Where can I watch the numbers?

StonkFun's $STONKB page shows total JUP paid, payouts and what is waiting. Solscan shows the JUP payouts to any wallet, each with its transaction.