Before
the emoji,
XD.

The internet's original laugh — the 2003 emoticon, tokenized on Solana. Hold $XD, earn $LMAO.

$XD Solana pump.fun Holder Rewards Paired with $LMAO
01 / Story

We taught
the net
to laugh.

Solana's OG culture coin. Built on pump.fun. Paired with $LMAO.

The letter X is two eyes squeezed shut. The D is a mouth wide open. Long before 😂 had a Unicode number, an entire generation was already losing it in MSN and AIM windows — typing XD. It's where online laughter starts. Now it's a token, and it pays you in the laugh it grew into.

Billions laugh online.
It started with XD.

😂 is the most-used emoji on earth. XD is its ancestor — the keyboard emoticon that carried internet laughter through the 2000s before emoji took over. $XD tokenizes that origin story, and pays holders in its modern form, $LMAO.

02 / The family tree

How the laugh evolved.

01
Early 2000s
XD
MSN, AIM and gaming chats adopt XD as pure joy. Its first Urban Dictionary entry lands in March 2003.
02
2010s
😂
Emoji standardise the laugh — convenient, colourful, and everywhere. The ancestor gets quietly forgotten.
03
Now
LMAO logo
$LMAO — the laugh, fully evolved and deep-fried. What XD holders get paid in.
03 / Rewards

Hold $XD.
Get paid in $LMAO.

One setting on pump.fun turns holding into earning.

1

Buy & hold

Grab $XD on pump.fun and keep it in your wallet. No staking, no lockups, no forms. That's the whole job.

2

Fees become rewards

XD launches as a pump.fun Holder Rewards token. A share of every trade's fees is split across holders pro-rata, several times an hour.

Bigger & longer holds → bigger share
3

LMAO hits your wallet

Because XD is paired with LMAO, rewards arrive in $LMAO automatically. Nothing to claim — you just watch it land.

! Under pump.fun's rules a wallet needs roughly $20+ of $XD to qualify, and rewards depend on real trading activity — so they can rise, fall, or be zero. More in the FAQ.
04 / Live

Watch LMAO
stream to holders.

LMAO Holders of $XD earning $LMAO
Demo feed
Total LMAO distributed
0LMAO
since launch
Distribution rate
0/hr
rolling 1h average
Qualifying holders
0
wallets above threshold
Last payout
next in ~—
Recent payouts to holdersLive
    $XD Not live yet — CA revealed at launch
    $LMAO H74CYmXgMkYHYuSRsZt6RJb4NYp2u72Vw8BS5huApump
    05 / How to buy
    XD · 2003 ADMIT ONE

    How to XD

    01

    Get SOL

    Fund a self-custody wallet (Phantom, Solflare) with a little SOL.

    02

    Buy $XD

    At launch, use the verified pump.fun link on this page to swap SOL for $XD.

    03

    Hold & earn

    Keep $XD in your wallet. $LMAO rewards arrive automatically — no claiming.

    XD
    Laugh cleared
    06 / FAQ

    The honest FAQ.

    How do I actually earn LMAO?+
    Buy $XD and hold it in your own wallet. XD is set up as a pump.fun Holder Rewards token paired with LMAO, so a portion of trading fees is redistributed to holders automatically, several times an hour, paid in LMAO. Nothing to stake or claim.
    Is there a minimum to qualify?+
    Yes. Under pump.fun's Holder Rewards rules a wallet needs to hold roughly $20 or more of the token to be eligible, and larger balances receive a proportionally larger share of each distribution.
    How often are rewards paid?+
    pump.fun sends distributions pro-rata several times per hour, straight to eligible holders' wallets. The exact amount each round depends on how much trading activity generated fees in that window.
    Do I have to claim anything?+
    No. Payouts are automatic and land directly in your wallet in $LMAO. Hold and receive — that's the point.
    Why pair XD with LMAO?+
    Because it's the same joke, two decades apart. XD is where internet laughter started; LMAO (and 😂) is where it ended up. Pairing them lets the origin literally pay out its own descendant.
    Is this an investment?+
    No. $XD and $LMAO are meme tokens for fun and internet nostalgia. They have no intrinsic value, rewards can be zero, and you can lose everything you put in. Nothing here is financial advice — do your own research and only spend what you're happy to lose.
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