Every $GG creator fee claim is split between the top 100 Steam players by hours played in the last 2 weeks. More hours, bigger cut.
Works for any public Steam profile. No sign-in needed.
The top 100 split every claim. Hours are re-checked with Steam right before each payout.
No skill required. Just an unhealthy relationship with your Steam library.
On Steam's own login page. We only ever see your public SteamID.
Sign one free message to prove the wallet is yours. No transaction, nothing to approve.
Any game on Steam counts. Your hours from the last 14 days set your spot.
Each fee claim is split across the top 100 by hours and sent to your wallet.
Your hours ÷ the top 100's hours × the claim. That's the whole formula.
Everything that decides who gets paid, and how much.
Total hours across all your Steam games in the last 14 days, read from your public Steam profile.
Public profile and game details, not a limited account, no VAC ban, wallet linked.
Top 100 by hours. Your cut is your hours ÷ top 100 hours. Cuts under 0.001 SOL roll to the rest.
After every creator fee claim. Each round is listed under the board with its transactions.
One wallet per Steam account. Accounts that never spent $5 on Steam can't earn, so free alts don't work.
GG is an independent project, not affiliated with or endorsed by Valve or Steam.
Yes. You sign in on Steam's own page (steamcommunity.com) and Steam only tells us your public SteamID. We never see your password or Steam Guard codes.
Your game details are probably private. In Steam, go to Edit Profile › Privacy Settings, set My profile and Game details to Public, then refresh your dashboard. Only playtime from the last 2 weeks counts.
Steam limits accounts that have never spent $5 on Steam. They can't earn here, which stops people farming payouts with free alt accounts.
pump.fun pays the coin's creator a small fee on every $GG trade. Those fees are claimed and sent to players, and every payout is listed with its transactions.
No. Payouts go to players by hours, holder or not.
Yes, link a new one from your dashboard. One wallet can only be linked to one Steam account.
Sign in with Steam, link your wallet, and let your playtime do the work.
