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Pump Radar
Every call of our alert bot with its result, winners and losers, and the most traded pump.fun coins. Rugs, honeypots and wash trading are filtered out, and every day at 00:00 UTC the top three take the podium.
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Every call counts, losers too. Peak = highest market cap after the call; nobody sells the exact top. Not financial advice.
How it works
- Smart money: two or more buyers with a strong trading record (at least $50K of realised profit, or $10K with more than 45% winning trades; data from SolanaTracker).
- Hot: at least 20 wallets bought in 5 minutes with more buying than selling, or two or more buyers are already in profit.
- Pump.fun coins of any age (what counts is the volume traded now), between $10K and $1M, that pass the safety checks (top 10 wallets ≤30%, creator ≤10%, launch bundle still holding ≤15%, risk ≤50). At most 20 calls an hour.
- Peak and now compare the market cap with the one at the call. "Tracking…" means the first read after the call has not come yet (about 3 minutes).
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Risk is a score from 0 to 100 that adds up the warning signs we read on Solana for each coin. We look at who bought in the first seconds after launch and whether they still hold, wallets created just before the launch, groups of wallets funded by the same address or by the same exchange with near-identical amounts, wallets funded by the creator, how much of the supply the top wallets and the creator hold, launch wallets selling right now, and the quality flags (thin liquidity, inflated market cap, wash trading, honeypot pattern). Every sign adds points. Bundler marks coins where several of the first buyers are linked: funded by the same wallet, buying in the same transaction, tied to the creator, or funded by one exchange with near-identical amounts. The tag shows how much they still hold; it turns solid red while they are selling, and grey ("Bundled · sold") once they have sold. The "No bundlers" view and the Bundlers filter show only coins we have checked. Serial dev marks a creator who launched three or more other coins in the last 7 days; the analysis lists them with what became of each. Proxima-style marks a launch where four or more new wallets, topped up from exchanges (Binance, MEXC, KuCoin, Gate…) in the 48 hours before, bought at least 5% in the first blocks: the pattern launch tools like Proxima and Sumo sell ("CEX funding", "Block 0"); it does not prove which tool was used. Flagged wallet means Helius labels the creator, the signer or a funder of the launch as a rugger or scammer. Bot volume means 60% or more of the volume in the latest 300 trades came from wallets that bought and sold within them. ~X% organic, under a coin's volume, is the rest: the share of those trades made by wallets that only bought or only sold, an estimate of the real demand (open the coin, Trading tab, for its numbers). Copy marks a coin that took the name or ticker of an older coin at least three times bigger; copies are hidden by the quality filter and link to the original. The analysis also shows how much a 0.5, 1, 5 or 10 SOL trade moves the price. Below the table, the track record shows how coins of each risk level actually did over the next 24 hours. Click (or tap) a coin to see exactly which signs made its score. A coin without a score has not been checked yet. A low score is not a guarantee: it only means we found no warning sign.
How the radar and the podium work
Which coins are listed. The pump.fun coins with the most volume right now, whatever their age: an old coin that starts trading again is listed like a new one. They come from GeckoTerminal's pump.fun and PumpSwap pools ranked by volume and trending, SolanaTracker's lists of the Solana tokens with the most volume over 5 minutes, 1 hour and 24 hours, and pump.fun's top 100 by market cap. Only the New pairs column of the Pulse is about new launches.
How the quality filter works. We only list coins born on pump.fun. A coin is hidden when its liquidity is too thin to trade (under $1K on the bonding curve, under $10K after graduation, or a market cap under $5K), when its market cap is more than 50× its liquidity (most of the supply sits outside the pool, so the "market cap" cannot be sold into), when sellers are fewer than 15% of buyers (a honeypot pattern), when volume per trading wallet is above $5K (wash trading), or when the ten largest wallets hold more than half of the supply. Pools and other program accounts are not counted as holders, and exchange wallets (over 50,000 SOL, such as Binance's) are shown apart as CEX because they hold coins for many users. Turn the filter off to see every coin with its warnings. Coins marked NSFW or banned by pump.fun never appear.
How the podium is verified. Every coin on the podium also needs at least 1,000 trading wallets that day, a mint with no mint or freeze authority and no risky token extensions, launch wallets (the bundle bought in the creation block and the snipers of the first seconds) holding no more than 15% of supply, and a price not down more than 90% from its 24-hour high. These checks read Solana directly through Helius. The podium closes at 00:00 UTC as provisional and is re-checked at 01:00 UTC: a winner that crashed more than 60% or turned unsafe in that hour is replaced by the next coin, and every coin left out is listed with the reason.
How the risk score is built. Each warning sign adds points, up to 100: unsafe token 45; inflated market cap or honeypot pattern 35; thin liquidity 30; wash trading 25; price crashed more than 90% from its high 15; launch wallets still holding up to 30 (1.5 per % of supply); the bundler (early wallets linked by a shared funder, a shared transaction, the creator's money or an exchange pattern) still holding up to 25; top 10 wallets above 20% of supply up to 20; exchange-funded fresh wallets bought together (stealth bundle) 10–20; early wallets funded by the creator 10–20; creator holding up to 15; fresh early wallets up to 15; bundler or launch wallets selling now 15; exchange-funded launch bundle (Proxima/Sumo style) 12–20; a launch wallet labelled rugger or scammer by Helius 35; in-and-out volume over 40% 8, over 60% 15; serial launcher (3+ other coins in 7 days) 10, or 20 from 10 coins; creator's past coins dead (3 or more, 80% dead, none graduated) 15; bundled launch (the bundler bought over 20% of supply) up to 10, even after it sold; creator's own wallets in a bundle that bought 10% or more 10. The bundler's holdings are re-read every 10 minutes while it holds 3% or more, every 30 minutes otherwise. Early buyers are the wallets of the first five blocks (up to 30): we read when each wallet appeared, how many transactions it made before the launch and who first sent it SOL, following fresh intermediaries one step further. Exchanges are recognized by Helius wallet labels (Binance, Coinbase, OKX, Bybit, KuCoin, MEXC, Gate, Kraken…) or by a balance over 50,000 SOL. Volume quality reads the main pool's latest 300 trades from GeckoTerminal every 30 minutes for the top coins; organic volume is 100% minus the share of that volume made by wallets that both bought and sold in it. A shared funder links early wallets only when it paid them in the three days before the launch (or is the creator): old wallets first funded long ago by the same bridge or swap service are not a bundle, while wallets buying in the same transaction always are. A copy is a coin launched at least six hours after an older coin with the same ticker or name that is at least three times bigger, or on pump.fun's top 100; it adds 20 risk points and is hidden by the quality filter. A creator's other launches are read from its latest 300 transactions and confirmed by the creator written in each coin's bonding curve; a coin is dead when it is still on its curve after six hours with less than 0.5 SOL in it. A creator wallet first used within a day of the launch is a throwaway, so the wallet that funded it is read too. Trade sizes use the SOL in the curve or the PumpSwap pool and exclude fees. Low: 0–25, medium: 26–50, high: 51–75, extreme: 76–100.
Volume × Hype. When enabled, a second podium combines pump.fun volume with the number of posts on X mentioning the coin's contract address (retweets excluded): the score is the geometric mean of both, each relative to the best coin of the day, so a coin needs both trading and conversation. The same safety checks apply.
How calls are made and measured. Our Telegram bot reads the trade flow of pump.fun coins between $10K and $1M, new or old (an old coin trading again counts like a new one), and calls one when it passes the safety checks (top 10 wallets ≤30%, creator ≤10%, launch bundle still holding ≤15%, risk ≤50, no quality flag, not a copy) and either two or more buyers have a strong record over their whole trading history, read from SolanaTracker (Smart money) or the buying is strong and broad (Hot). From the moment the alert goes out we follow the coin. Peak is the highest market cap after the call: in the first 30 minutes the highest one we read, then the highest one-minute candle on pump.fun, checked at 30 minutes, 1, 2, 4, 8, 12 and 24 hours and up to 7 days, starting from the first full minute after the call. On thin curves a single trade can make that candle, so read the peak as a best case. Lowest is the deepest point, now the latest read. "Did ×2+" means the peak reached twice the market cap at the call at least once; "fell −50%" means it dropped to half or less at least once. Rates count only calls already tracked (the first read comes about 3 minutes after a call) and show as a percentage from 10 calls. Every call stays on the record, including the ones that went to zero.
4H and 12H volumes are summed from our own snapshots taken every 5 minutes; trader counts there are approximate.
Data from GeckoTerminal, DexScreener, SolanaTracker, pump.fun and Solana (Helius). Not financial advice: most pump.fun coins lose all their value, and a place on this page is not an endorsement by SOLANGELES.