Every $HANG trade feeds the pot. Pump.fun pays it out to holders in GME, several times an hour.
Payout history
How it works
Pump.fun sets the rules: wallets with more than $20 of $HANG qualify, and holding longer raises your share's cap.
The fees from every $HANG buy and sell go to the coin's holder-rewards pot instead of to a creator.
Several times an hour pump.fun splits the pot between holders and sends it as GMEx, the GameStop xStock on Solana. Nothing to claim.
This site reads every payout straight from Solana. The counter, the high scores and your wallet lookup add them up.
Rewards
The top 100 wallets by GME earned from $HANG holder rewards, counted from every payout on Solana.
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Latest payouts
How these numbers are counted
distribute_fee_to_holders instruction, from a rewards account that belongs to the coin. This site reads every one of those transactions and adds up what each wallet received.The cat
On February 18, 2021, the most-watched retail investor in America testified to Congress in a jacket and tie. Over his shoulder hung a kitten, holding on by one paw.
The poster is older than the internet. Photographer Victor Baldwin had a picture of his Siamese kitten, Sassy, clinging to a bamboo pole. In 1971 he printed it as a poster with four words under it: hang in there, baby.
It was one of the first motivational posters, and for decades it hung in offices and dorm rooms, wherever somebody needed to hold on a little longer.
Retail traders piled into GameStop against the hedge funds betting it would fall. The stock rose nearly 2,000% in January, then fell back hard. Many who bought near the top were sitting on deep losses.
The House Financial Services Committee called a virtual hearing titled "Game Stopped? Who Wins and Loses When Short Sellers, Social Media, and Retail Investors Collide." Robinhood's Vlad Tenev, Reddit's Steve Huffman, Citadel's Ken Griffin and Melvin Capital's Gabe Plotkin testified.
So did Keith Gill, the YouTuber known as Roaring Kitty, by video from a gaming chair. He wore a jacket and tie. On the wall behind him hung a poster of a kitten dangling by one paw over the words "Hang in there!", with his red headband looped over it. He opened with "I am not a cat." Then he said the line people still quote.
"I like the stock."Keith Gill, testifying to the House Financial Services Committee, February 18, 2021
Reuters described the poster as an apparent message to fellow GameStop investors, many of them in the red. Holders took it the way it was hung. A kitten on a rope is a joke about a hard spot, and it's also advice: the drop looks long, the grip looks small, and the cat holds on anyway.
Since then it has been shorthand for holding through the red, for GameStop and for any market that has tested somebody's patience.
$HANG puts the cat back up with one change: holding pays. The fees from every trade go to holders, and pump.fun sends them as GMEx, the tokenized GameStop share on Solana. The counter on the home page adds up every payout.
See the high scores$HANG is a fan-made meme coin. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by Keith Gill, GameStop, pump.fun or the issuer of GMEx.
Community
$HANG lives on pump.fun. That's where the chat, the trades and the holders are.
Getting in
Phantom or Solflare, on your phone or as a browser extension.
Buy SOL on an exchange and send it to your wallet.
Open $HANG on pump.fun, connect your wallet and swap. Check the contract address below matches.
Payouts arrive in your wallet as GMEx. Paste your wallet on the rewards page to see your score.
Media
Wallpapers, an avatar, an X header and the cat itself. Use them anywhere.
