The $TAIL token
The token, priced live, and where the subscription money goes.
$TAIL
The token, priced live.
No screenshots and no cherry-picked window. This is the Raydium pool as it trades right now, refreshed every 45 seconds.
Price · deepest pool
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Pro, per subscription period
That is the whole price, and it is the only money Whale Tail takes. There is no fee on swaps and no cut of your positions, what the agent trades is yours. Pro pays for itself: it funds the $TAIL buyback and the referral payouts.
Holder rewards
Every trade on $TAIL pays the people holding it.
$TAIL launched on a 4% pool paired against $TASSHUB. 85% of every trading fee that pool collects is paid out to $TAIL holders in $TASSHUB, pro-rata, less a 2.50% distribution fee. It is not an emission or an incentive budget that can run dry: it is a cut of real trading volume.
Why $TASSHUB, and the connection you should know about
$TAIL is paired against $TASSHUB rather than SOL or USDC, and that was not an arm’s-length decision. Whale Tail’s founder is a co-founder of TASSHUB, and the developer of $TAIL is a high-ranked member of TASSHUB. The pairing reflects a genuine conviction in both projects — and it also means the people who chose it hold an interest on both sides of it.
We would rather say that plainly than have you discover it. What it means in practice: your rewards arrive in $TASSHUB, so what they are worth depends on a second token with its own market, its own liquidity and its own risk — one this team is connected to. Judge the pairing on that basis rather than on our say-so.
Distribution figures read from stonkfun on 2026-08-14 and not yet wired to live data. Two honest readings of the same pool: $104/day averaged across its 5.6-day life, against —/day at the current 24h volume. The first is flattered by launch-day trading; the second is what a new holder should plan against. Stonkfun also values past payouts at today's price, not the price when each one landed.
Charged on trades of $TAIL itself, in the launch pool. 85% is distributed to $TAIL holders in $TASSHUB. Whale Tail does not set this and does not take it.
The only money Whale Tail takes, and it is not a fee on your trading, there is no per-swap fee at all. It funds the referral payouts and the $TAIL buyback. Separate from the pool fee above, which we neither set nor receive.
What your holding earns
Live price$TASSHUB paid to $TAIL holders
Fees collect until the pot is worth distributing, then go out pro-rata to every wallet holding at least $20 of $TAIL at that moment.
- Paid in $TASSHUB, which has its own market at —
- Funded by trading volume, not an emissions budget
- No lockup and no claim step: hold and it arrives
- Whale Tail charges no swap fee at any holding size
Buyback
The subscription does not just become our revenue. It becomes $TAIL.
Pro subscription money is what funds the buyback: after referral payouts, what is left is spent buying $TAIL on the open market. Subscriptions are the only money Whale Tail takes, and this is where it goes.
A Pro subscription is paid
$50 in USDC or SOL, on activation and on each renewal. Nothing is taken from your trading, there is no per-swap fee and no cut of your positions.
Half routes to referrers
Where the account came in through a referral link, $25 of every payment goes to that referrer. The remainder is what reaches the buyback.
The rest buys $TAIL
Swapped on the open market through Jupiter. Every buy is a transaction you can open in an explorer and check against what the page claims.
Whether bought $TAIL is burned or held in treasury is not decided yet, and the page will say which once it is.
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