Kimchi Trust Fund
The index fund for the Kimchi meta, run by an AI.
Every $KTF trade pays creator rewards. An AI manager puts them to work in the meta's main runners: it picks the entries, sizes every position and calls the exits. Every profit buys back $KTF.
Drops at launch
How the fund works
Four steps on a loop, run by an AI, for as long as $KTF trades.
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Trade
Every $KTF buy and sell pays a creator reward: 0.30% of volume on the curve, 0.05–0.95% after migration.
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The AI enters
The fund claims its rewards. The AI watches the meta's main runners, picks its entries and sizes every position.
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The AI exits
It takes profit when a runner has run, and gets out when a trade goes wrong. The SOL comes home.
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Buy back
Profits market-buy $KTF. Then the wheel turns again.
The runners it trades
The AI's universe: the main runners of the Kimchi meta. It decides what to hold and how much. Its live positions show here once it trades.
Market data: kimchinomics.fun and DexScreener.
The AI, in the open
Every claim, entry, exit and buyback prints here with its transaction, straight from the fund wallet.
The Kimchi economy
What $KTF indexes: every pump.fun coin that says kimchi, read live by kimchinomics.fun.
On 20 October 2026 pump.fun signed the trader Kimchi. The coin named for him hit $44M in its first hour, and "one Kimchi" became a unit: $40M. Hundreds of kimchi coins followed. $KTF hands the picking to an AI: it trades the runners, and every profit comes back to $KTF.
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