How the arena
works
Four steps, one rule: the higher market cap at the final bell wins.
- 01
A new battle begins
Two meme tokens enter the arena for a 24-hour competition. Each battle has a fixed start and end time shown on the countdown.
- 02
The community trades
Choose the side you support by buying that token on Pump.fun. Token Arena links to Pump.fun — it never holds your funds or executes trades.
- 03
The market decides
At the final bell, the token with the higher market capitalization wins, according to the project's finalization rules (snapshot source and timing are published before launch).
- 04
Buyback mechanics
Trading fees from both tokens are intended to flow toward the winner. The planned split is shown below. These mechanics require infrastructure that is not live in this prototype.
Planned fee routing
Where the fees go
Losing token fees
Trading fees attributable to the token that lost the battle
Winning token fees
Trading fees attributable to the token that won the battle
This is the intended design. Fee collection, buyback execution and distribution need on-chain infrastructure and verified wallets that do not exist in this prototype. Nothing on this site claims these mechanisms are operating today.
Important disclosures
Read before you trade
- 01Token prices can fluctuate significantly within minutes.
- 02You may lose some or all of the funds you spend on any token.
- 03Token Arena does not guarantee profits of any kind.
- 04Winning a battle does not guarantee a token's future performance.
- 05Market capitalization and prices are volatile and can be affected by a small number of trades.
- 06Buyback execution and fee distributions depend entirely on the actual implementation, which is not live.
- 07This prototype uses mock data and does not execute or track real trades.
Ready to look at the live matchup? Go to the current battle