Bundled, and still holding
Other wallets bought in the very block the coin was created in, which an outsider normally cannot do, and they still hold 5% or more of the supply.
Finding pairs people are buying…
New pump.fun pairs · live
Watched from block zero.
- Pairs watched today
- 0
- Checked
- 0
- X'd today
- 0
- Sniped today
- 0
- Bot callouts
- 0 / 15
1 / 1
- Checked, no X
- Checking
- Clean launch
- Sniped
- X'd
- No flag is not a safe label.
- Not checked yet
- No X is not a safe label.
New pump.fun pairs · live
Watched from block zero.
- Watched today
- 0
- X'd today
- 0
- Checked
- 0
- Sniped today
- 0
- Bot callouts
- 0 / 15
- Auto-checks left
- 0
No flag is not a safe label. Clean launch describes how a coin started. It is not a call to buy.
The record
Every coin we've X'd.
Bundled launches XPOSE has X'd, with the proof and what happened next. Facts only: what the wallets did, never who owns them.
- X'd today
- 0
- X'd all time
- 0
- Average supply bundled
- 0%
- Bundles that sold out
- 0%
Your to-do
Callouts to post.
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Copy the post and its proof picture, open the coin on pump.fun, buy $2 of it there (pump.fun's check can read a $1 buy as under $1), paste into the callout box, then come back and tap Posted.
Posted today. Now put them on X
How it works
Checked at the first block. The proof on the page.
XPOSE checks the pump.fun coins people are buying right now: who bought in the launch block, what the creator took, and whether the market cap is real. A coin that fails gets an X and a receipt with the numbers.
What the labels mean
The creator is still loaded
The creator still holds 5% or more of the supply. One wallet can sell that much at any moment, so that gets an X too.
Checked, no X
No X is not a safe label. It means the check found no bundle still holding. A well-hidden one can slip through, and a fair launch can still go to zero.
Obvious fakes are left off
A market cap of $1M or more that almost nobody trades, or a creator who bought half the supply or more at launch. These get no place on the pages. Paste the address in the search box and it shows its X.
We may also leave a coin off the pages by hand. Search always shows any coin's real check.
What happens to every coin
- WatchedThe pump.fun pairs being bought right now: new ones under an hour old, and older ones that are still trading.
- Launch block checkedHow many wallets bought in the block the coin was created in, what share of the supply they took, and what they hold now.
- Creator checkedWhat the creator bought at launch and what that wallet still holds.
- Trading checkedVolume, the number of trades and their average size, set against the market cap the coin shows.
- Checked againAn X'd coin is looked at again every 30 minutes. If the wallets sell down under 5%, the X comes off and the receipt keeps the history.
Callouts on pump.fun
- Only coins people are really trading. An X'd coin with $5K or more traded in the last hour.
- The numbers and a proof card. What was bought in the launch block, what is still held, how many wallets.
- $2 per callout. pump.fun only lets holders call a coin.
- Posted by a person, not a bot. Up to 5 a day.
The rules it runs by
- The X line is 5%. Launch-block wallets that still hold 5% or more of the supply.
- Sold means no X. A bundle that has sold down under 5% shows as checked.
- The same rules for every coin.
- Facts, not accusations. What wallets did, with the numbers. Never who owns them.
- No X is not a call to buy.