Disclosures
Last updated 25 September 2026
Things worth knowing before you launch or trade a token found through Tune.
Affiliation
Tune is independent. It isn't affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by pump.fun, PumpPortal, the Solana Foundation or X Corp. Their names are used only to describe how Tune works.
Tune doesn't vouch for tokens
Anyone can launch a token through Tune. Tokens appear on Explore and the home page automatically, because they were launched here, not because Tune reviewed or recommends them. Tune doesn't check who made a token or what they intend to do. Tokens launched elsewhere have no song, and Tune doesn't show their details.
Holding a token
A Tune token is a pump.fun token, not an NFT. Holding it doesn't give you ownership of, or any rights to, its token image or its song, and no share of anything they earn. The song is shared by everyone who holds the token. The creator receives pump.fun's creator fees on trades, under pump.fun's rules.
Risk
- Tokens like these are extremely volatile and often lose most or all of their value.
- A creator may buy their own token at launch (a "dev buy") and sell it later, which can move the price sharply.
- Transactions on Solana are final. Tune can't reverse, cancel or refund them.
- Only use money you can afford to lose. Nothing on Tune is financial advice.
Market data
Market cap and bonding-curve figures come from pump.fun's public data. It's unofficial, may be delayed or wrong, and is hidden when unavailable. Check pump.fun before you trade.
The music
A token's song is generated from its token image and the settings chosen at launch. It's a creative feature. It says nothing about a token's quality, value or legitimacy.
Contact
To report a token that breaks the terms, or anything else: @usetunedotfun on X.