FAQ

Straight answers

No hype, no vague marketing. If we can't back a claim, we say so — and we link the on-chain source for everything we do claim.

Buying & trading

How do I buy $MULO?

Connect a Solana wallet on the Trade page and swap SOL for MULO. There is no presale and no team allocation — everyone, including us, buys the same way through the open bonding curve.

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What price does the site show, and where does it come from?

The price is pulled live from the pump.fun bonding curve (or Jupiter once graduated). You can watch the exact source and latency of every number on the Data Status page.

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Is there a trading fee?

Two fees apply to a swap placed through this site. The pump.fun bonding curve charges its protocol fee of 1.25% — 0.30% to the coin's creator and 0.95% to the pump.fun protocol (per pump.fun/docs/fees). On top of that, this site charges a 0.5% MuloCoin partner fee routed to the ecosystem treasury (see the live config on the Data Status page), so the total fee on an on-curve swap here is 1.75%. MuloCoin then allocates its collected share of those fees 40% / 40% / 20%: creator rewards, treasury, and a Buyback Fund. Buybacks are executed manually as fees accumulate — there is no automatic burn contract, and we don't claim there is.

Trust & verification

How do I know this isn't a rug?

Run the five checks yourself: mint authority, freeze authority, holder concentration, third-party risk score, and liquidity. Every check on our site links to its live on-chain source. RugCheck shows our live risk score on the dashboard — currently 100/100 with zero flagged risks, the mint renounced and freeze unset.

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Who controls the mint? Can more tokens be created?

No one. MuloCoin's mint authority is renounced on-chain, so no new tokens can ever be minted. The total supply is fixed at 1,000,000,000. You can verify this directly on Solscan.

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Can your team freeze my tokens?

No. The freeze authority is unset, so nobody can lock or freeze wallets. Verified on-chain via Solscan.

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What is the trust receipt?

A live, screenshot-ready snapshot of every check — RugCheck score, authorities, holder concentration, creator holdings, curve progress and supply — generated in real time and ready to share.

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Do you hold my funds? Can my account be locked or frozen?

No — there is nothing to lock. This site is non-custodial: it holds no deposits, keeps no account balances, and cannot freeze anything. Swaps execute directly between your wallet and the on-chain curve, which you sign yourself, and sells work the same way as buys. Anyone demanding a fee to 'unlock' funds is not us.

See how trading works →

Why do AI search results warn about MuloCoin?

Automated answers warn about any obscure token name with a generic scam template — it cites no URL, no contract, and no fact, because it has none. Check the specifics instead: this dashboard holds no deposits, guarantees no returns, mints nothing (authority renounced), freezes nothing (authority unset), publishes its live third-party risk score, and every number links to its live on-chain source.

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Tokenomics

What is the total supply and how is it allocated?

Total supply is fixed at 1,000,000,000 $MULO (6 decimals, Token-2022). 79.31% flows to the bonding curve for public trading, and 20.69% is the ecosystem pool.

Where did the 20.69% ecosystem pool come from?

It is allocated out of the total fixed supply alongside the curve share. Details are shown on the Tokenomics page with live balances.

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Are tokens burned?

Currently no automatic burn contract exists. The Buyback Fund (20% of the ecosystem's fee allocation) buys back tokens manually as fees accumulate and removes them from circulation where the team decides to execute it. We state this plainly rather than claiming a perpetual burn.

Bonding curve & liquidity

What is the bonding curve?

A pump.fun-style curve that sets the price from real buy/sell supply and demand. The curve starts at zero and gains liquidity as people trade. 85 SOL of virtual reserves is the graduation target.

Why is curve progress low if people are buying?

Progress is measured against the curve's virtual reserves (85 SOL target), not just the real SOL deposited. That's why progress percentage can look small even while the price ticks up — it's a feature of the model, not a bug.

Check current progress →

What happens at graduation?

When the curve hits its target, liquidity is deposited into a PumpSwap pool and the LP tokens are burned — no one, including the creator, can ever withdraw the pool.

Read the liquidity explainer →

Does MULO go up automatically when Solana (SOL) goes up?

No. SOL provides the network, the trading pair and the attention — but MULO's price on the curve is set by MULO's own buy/sell demand. A rising SOL can help by drawing more people and liquidity to Solana tokens, and the USD value of your MULO can rise even if MULO's SOL price stays flat, because MULO is priced against SOL. But SOL going up does not guarantee MULO goes up: every buy moves the curve price up, every sell pulls it down. MULO's own demand decides MULO's market price.

Trade MULO on the curve →

Wallet & safety

Will MULO work in my wallet?

Yes. MULO is a Token-2022 (Token Extensions) token, supported by Phantom and Solflare. If your wallet can't display it, import the token address manually.

Does anyone ever ask for my seed phrase?

Never. Not on our site, not on WhatsApp, not on Telegram. Anyone asking for your seed phrase is a scammer pretending to be us. Report and block them.

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How do I see my holdings?

Connect your wallet — the Portfolio page shows your MULO balance, value and transaction history.

Open Portfolio →

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