PUMP CLUB: make a coin in Phantom
This is the short path to make a coin while Phantom is already on your phone or desktop. It is not the full 101. It is not a wallet install guide. If you do not have Phantom yet, get it first, then come back. Users sign in their own wallet. The house does not hold keys.
Open Phantom. Open pumpclub.io in the same place you trust. Tap Mint. Name the coin. Add a picture if you have one. Read the line that says 0.030 SOL to make a coin. That is the create cost. Buy is extra if you also want a first bag. Approve in Phantom only when the screen matches what you typed.
Keep enough SOL for the create and for a little network fee. If the wallet says you are short, stop. Add SOL. Try again. Do not rush a second approve. One create. One mint. After it lands, the mint address is yours to copy. That string is the coin. The ticker is just a label.
House coins on this desk take 0.5% to buy and 0.5% to sell. TOP 100 add $0 extra from PUMP CLUB. Your new mint is a house coin. People who buy and sell it here pay that 0.5%. Other venues have their own cuts. You own your bag, not the pile.
This site is new. Wallet apps may warn. Stay on pumpclub.io. Never type keys into a website. Phantom will show a program and a spend. If a site asks you to type a phrase, leave. PUMP CLUB will never ask for a phrase. Sign in. Approve the create. That is the whole motion.
After the mint, look it up if you want. Paste it on DexScreener. Paste it on Jupiter. Confirm the mint matches. Then tell a friend the mint, not just the name. QUALLEY FOOT is a house example of how a mint looks: 6S7BFPqBbAkw1gHUHUNE7mnJAMC2NRo3yyrVXtQSqZcJ. Yours will be a different string.
Mainnet is real SOL. 0.030 SOL to make a coin is real spend. Treat it like a small paid stamp, not a toy click. If you only wanted to look, do not approve. If you wanted a birthday coin or a desk coin, approve once and stop. Fun, upscale, dead simple.
Open Phantom. Open this site. Mint. 0.030 SOL to make a coin. Users sign in their own wallet. You own your bag, not the pile. That is the how-to. For the longer walk, use 101. For this hour, that is enough.