Paste a coin or the creator address.
This browser’s roster. Follow tells the box to watch that wallet’s Pump creates (Helius). Open this page to fill every mint since follow. Tab listen is extra. Record tape still needs refresh or read this coin.
Pump creates from wallets you follow, since follow, newest first. Fills when you open this page — the tab does not need to stay open. Tape still needs refresh or read this coin on the record.
A lookup asks Pump.fun for this wallet’s coins. If this machine has a Helius key in the environment, it also reads this wallet’s recent transactions for buys and sells before a coin graduated. Lookups are saved on this computer so a reload does not hit the network. While the record tab is open, Pump.fun’s list updates on its own (names, now, ATH, graduated, new launches). Refresh and read this coin are the Helius tape passes. Your browser also remembers recents.
Pump.fun’s own list of coins this wallet created — newest 1,050. Their list stops there; 1,050 is a floor, not a lifetime total. Deploys per day is listed coins divided by the span of that list (at least one day). The wallet walk is the last 3,000 successful transactions. For a pasted coin, a short list (15 or fewer), or when you click “read this coin,” we also ask for this wallet’s transfers of that mint — so create/buy/sell on an older coin still show if the wallet stayed busy. That is this wallet on this coin, not every trader.
The first time this wallet sold on Pump.fun, any size. The clock starts at create. If you see a dash, we did not find a sell in the transactions we read.
SOL this wallet spent buying and received selling on Pump.fun, before the coin graduated. Not profit after later trades. Not creator fees. Not another wallet.
SOL this wallet spent buying and received selling on PumpSwap. The big number is sold minus spent. The line under it is bought X · sold Y. Not added to the curve number. Not profit. Tokens still in this wallet, or sent to another address, are not sold.
Tokens sitting in this address right now, as a share of supply. If they sent the bag to a second wallet, that bag is invisible here. Zero means this address is empty.
This wallet’s Pump.fun buys minus sells for that coin. That is the bag they still had after they finished on the curve. A dash means we did not see those trades. Zero means they sold what they bought before it graduated. Tokens they bought later on the open market show up under “this wallet,” not here. Not another wallet.
The coin finished the Pump.fun curve and moved to an open pool. We take Pump.fun’s own mark, not a market-cap guess.
No Pump.fun trade in the last 24 hours, and the coin has not graduated. We hide this if we do not have a last-trade time.
Pump.fun has no coins from this wallet. We still show wallet age and who first funded it, when we can. Not the SOL sitting in the wallet. Don’t treat that as a green light.
This browser remembers this deployer. The snapshot is the Pump.fun coin list at the moment you follow. Following is the roster. Feed is those new coins, newest first. Both ask Pump.fun’s list again (no transaction walk) while the tab is open. Refresh on the record is still the Helius tape pass. Not an email. Not a live ping. Not Telegram.
No score. No “same person” links between wallets. No liquidity pulls. No deployer wallet SOL. After-graduation tape is only PumpSwap trades in the same transactions we already read — not a full DEX history. First-hop lines are sends from this wallet, not “their other wallets.” If a number would need a guess, it is a dash.
Email [email protected] with the wallet and the transaction that disagrees. We will check it.
On this computer, open GET /d/{address}.json or copy from a lookup. That file is the cache. There is no public hosted API.
GET /d/{deployer_address}.json
{
"address": "7xKQ…rGh4",
"launches": 47,
"graduated": 0,
"first_sells_found": 12,
"tokens": [ … ],
"as_of": "2026-08-14T09:41:00Z"
}
Copy the JSON from a lookup. If you want a hosted feed later, write to [email protected].
Say where the numbers came from. Do not sell the bulk data.