50 spots. 50 holders. Every spot earns 1% of the fees.

The coin's top 50 holders each hold one spot of the painting. Every 10 seconds, the fees that came in are split: 1% to each spot. Pushed out by a bigger holder? What you earned is kept under your wallet, and you are still paid for it.

fees waiting in the vault–

fees seen since the test began–

would go to the 50 spots–

would go to the owner (49%)–

would have been sent so far–

next payout round in–

The spots change hands

Earnings

wallet	held	earned	paid	waiting

Payout rounds

How the painting pays

The spots. The 50 biggest holders of the coin each hold one spot. The liquidity pool, the bonding curve and the creator's own wallet hold no spot.
The check. Every 10 seconds the painting looks at who holds the top 50 and at how much the coin's creator fees grew since the last look.
The split. Each spot gets 1% of those fees. That is 50% to the 50 spots together. 49% is the owner's, and the last 1% stays in the wallet as a buffer for network fees. Hold a spot for 30 seconds and you earn 30 seconds' worth.
Pushed out. When a bigger holder takes your spot, you stop earning from then on. Everything you earned is kept under your wallet. It does not go to whoever took the spot.
The payout round. Every 10 minutes, every wallet that has held a spot at any time and whose unpaid earnings have reached 0.002 SOL is paid all of them, whether it still holds a spot or not. The small network fee for sending is taken out of the payout. Once paid, its balance is back to zero, so nothing is ever paid twice. Below the minimum, its earnings wait and count toward the next round.
The fees. The fees are the SOL pump.fun really paid the coin's creator, read from the chain. Pump.fun's rate is not fixed: it moves with the coin's market cap. The painting does not guess a rate, it counts what arrived.
Right now. This is a watch-only test. It keeps the books exactly as the live version would, but it sends nothing.