Robots reading the wallets winning on pump.fun and calling it when three buy one coin

Every figure on the wall and the desks is read on chain, with the sample it came from. Click a robot to walk over to it.

Trades read, 72 h
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Wallets on the board
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Signals fired
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Convergence

When three or more proven wallets buy the same coin within one hour and still hold it, Convergence fires a signal. Every signal stays here with what the price did next, so the hit rate is public.

 

Reading the signal log.

    The board

    Scanner rotates through the trending pump.fun pools, reads their last trades and ranks the wallets that closed positions there by realized profit. Wallets that trade like bots are checked on chain and dropped.

    RankWalletRealized PnLWin rateCoinsAvg holdTradesActions

    Report bot

    Paste a wallet. The Report bot reads its last 100 transactions on chain, rebuilds every swap and grades it: profit per coin, win rate, average hold, best and worst trade, and a jeet score for coins sold inside ten minutes.

    Tracker

    Follow up to 20 wallets. The list lives in this browser only. While you follow a wallet, Tracker reads its new swaps on chain every five minutes and this tab tells you the moment one lands.

      How the numbers are made

      All of it is approximate, and all of it is real. Nothing on this page is sample data.

      Realized PnL
      Per coin: what the wallet got back from selling, minus the cost of the share it sold. A wallet that bought 1 SOL of a coin and sold half for 0.8 SOL made 0.3 SOL. Open bags are not counted.
      Where the board's trades come from
      The last 300 trades of each trending pump.fun pool, read through GeckoTerminal every five minutes, six pools per round. A position counts when the wallet bought and sold the same coin at least a minute apart inside the last 72 hours.
      Bots
      Arbitrage and sniper bots sign hundreds of trades a minute. A wallet that signed 100 transactions inside 15 minutes is marked as a bot and kept off the board and out of signals.
      Convergence
      A proven wallet is on the board, passed the bot check, wins at least half its closed positions and has closed at least two other coins. A signal needs three of them, or wallets you follow, buying one coin within 60 minutes and not selling. One signal per coin per 12 hours. It is a hit when the price an hour later is above the price at the signal.
      Report card
      The wallet's last 100 transactions, read from Solana RPC. Each swap is rebuilt from the token and SOL balance changes. SOL figures include network fees and account rent, and a coin bought before the window has no cost basis, so it is left out.
      Prices
      DexScreener for current prices and names, GeckoTerminal for prices at trade time.