Paid2Call
A project puts up whatever it wants to pay for callouts on its token. Callers buy, post, and hold. The chain settles it.
Reading the pool…
Reading the board…
9 of 12 callouts posted in that minute are backed by less than $100. Under that, pump.fun's own Latest feed hides them, so the only people who saw them were the caller's followers. That is why a mission sets a follower threshold and not just a price.
Connect a wallet, claim a slot, buy the token, post the callout, hold the position. The reward lands once the hold survives, and the buy is yours either way.
Set the price, the number of slots and the follower threshold your reach actually needs. You lock the amount yourself, you get back what nobody claimed, and you pay on proof instead of on a marketer's word.
Nothing here is proven by a screenshot somebody took of themselves. The buy is on the chain, the callout is on pump.fun's own feed, and the position is read again after the hold.
And the one thing nobody can prove