Shotgun.fun launched today as the first trading terminal to return every fee back to the trader, breaking an industry standard that has quietly extracted billions from users. The model offers cashback starting at 50%, already higher than any competing terminal, and scales with trading volume to reach 100%.
Non-Custodial Security with Turnkey Encryption
The terminal is fully non-custodial, secured through Turnkey, ensuring that private keys are encrypted and accessible only to the user. Shotgun never touches user funds or control.
Full Suite of Trading Tools
Key features include a real-time feed of new token launches, graduating tokens, and fresh migrations before broader market visibility; a copy-trading function that identifies top traders and mirrors their moves; one-click trading directly on the chart; automated strategies such as buy-the-dip, stop-loss, take-profit, and trailing stop-loss; unified wallet management across multiple addresses; and full historical performance tracking for every wallet and token.
Exposing Insider Wallets for Fair Play
The team highlighted that insiders have extracted hundreds of millions from retail traders during recent token launches. Shotgun shines a light on insider wallets, allowing users to view their trades and copy them in real time, leveling the playing field.
Referral Program with Five Layers, Up to 50% Revenue Share
Shotgun also launched a referral program offering up to 50% revenue share across five referral layers. Users earn when their referrals trade, creating a passive income stream on top of the cashback rewards.
Founded by Pulsar Finance Team
Shotgun is led by Miguel Loures and Pedro Maurício, the founding team behind Pulsar Finance, a portfolio manager backed by Delphi Ventures that grew to over one million users before being acquired by Terraform Labs. The team has been building in the crypto space since 2020.
The terminal initially supports Solana, with support for additional blockchains and agentic trading features coming soon. "Until now, traders have been treated as the product, not as users," said Loures. "We built Shotgun to give the power back to the people."