6w1T…pump: who launched it and how coins like it went
6w1TGeUmVaBUkAApAexmVkcn13jDMVEu5BFWtFcFpump
Quick answer
Rules say: skip. serial_launcher: the deployer has 666 launches, 10 graduated, 0 in the last day. supply_held_by_programs: 81.1% of the supply sits in accounts held by programs (locks, vesting or wrappers), not wallets.
6w1TGeUmVaBUkAApAexmVkcn13jDMVEu5BFWtFcFpump was launched on Jan 20, 2025 by i8iAyENqhxZ2UX1da3iNRRhio27e2Fi3xAzeDgV8rJS, a wallet with 666 pump.fun launches on record (this one included) and 10 graduated; its best coin on record peaked at $113,773. Ten seconds after launch, 4 wallets held 11.1% of the supply, the biggest of them 8.3%. The deployer and those first buyers still hold 0.0% of the supply, net of what they sold. 81.1% of the supply sits in accounts held by programs (locks, vesting or wrappers), not in wallets or the pool (on chain, 2026-11-05 14:59 UTC): whether and when those tokens can be sold is up to the program that holds them. The biggest wallet, H7LwBC7YYgxTrJG8tm49XNFfNbcvmjGcqRAcWL7HWCPu, holds 3.79% of the supply (on chain, 2026-11-05 14:59 UTC). Of 5,050 past launches that looked like it at 240 minutes old, 100% graduated, 89% had no trade a day later, the median peaked at 1.00x over the next day.
The deployer
i8iAyENqhxZ2UX1da3iNRRhio27e2Fi3xAzeDgV8rJS · its page · the serial deployers · do serial deployers' coins run?
At launch
Who funded the buyers (not built yet)
We are deciding whether to add this. For this coin's first buyers and top holders: which wallet funded each one, which of them share a funder, and how those wallets and their funders did in earlier pump.fun launches (how many coins they were early in, and how those coins went). It is not built. If you would use it, press the button: it counts one vote and nothing else (no sign-up, no email).
Launches that looked like this
5,050 past launches, from any deployer, looked like it at 240 minutes old: a deployer with 21+ launches and 1+ graduated before, 4-10 buyers in the first 10 s, insiders <10% of supply, and curve graduated.
The closest past launches
- Ew2gmuMt4W5tjqoc4bUdWrcPBgBp6MYXUBFiD1TTpump: peak 1.36x, close 0.26x a day on, graduated by 5 min
- D5GWkj9od5wupHML1npgxCVxTmLy3d5YKVrnx3Lkpump: peak 26.63x, close 0.23x a day on, graduated by 5 min
- Gnb7HS4Jsr8NKuaX38HKTBa7LotfbDiCh8YHzuQ86zbU: peak 1.27x, close 0.06x a day on, graduated by 5 min
Questions
Is the coin 6w1T…pump the real $Miguel?
Not the first $Miguel. This coin, created 2025-01-20, came after 8 pump.fun coins with the ticker that graduated (and 5 graduated after it); the first was F8RzeE21KKeJQGezX9y7ekipFAffBjDzQA6tiX54Qdav, created 2024-03-29. This one graduated. Its first-day peak, $106,761, is the highest of the 12 coins with the ticker we have peaks for. In the last 14 days $Miguel was launched 34 times, this one included, by 15 deployers; 4 of those deployers usually sell their own coins within 10 seconds of creating them.
Who launched the coin 6w1T…pump?
The wallet i8iAyENqhxZ2UX1da3iNRRhio27e2Fi3xAzeDgV8rJS, on Jan 20, 2025. It has 666 pump.fun launches on record, this one included, and 10 of them graduated. Its best coin on record peaked at $113,773.
Was the coin 6w1T…pump bundled at launch?
Ten seconds after launch, 4 wallets held 11.1% of the supply, the biggest of them 8.3%.
Do the insiders still hold the coin 6w1T…pump?
The deployer and the first-10-second buyers hold 0.0% of the supply, net of what they sold. They have sold or moved nearly all of it.
Who holds most of the coin 6w1T…pump?
The biggest wallet, H7LwBC7YYgxTrJG8tm49XNFfNbcvmjGcqRAcWL7HWCPu, holds 3.79% of the supply (on chain, 2026-11-05 14:59 UTC). Wallets only: the bonding curve and the pools are left out.
How did launches like the coin 6w1T…pump go?
5,050 past launches looked like it at 240 minutes old (the deployer's record, the first 10 seconds, the insiders' share and the curve). 100% of them graduated, 89% had no trade a day later, the median peaked at 1.00x over the next day and the top tenth at 1.00x.
Is the coin 6w1T…pump a rug?
This check gives no verdict. Three facts decide it: who holds the supply, whether they have sold, and how launches like it went, all above. A coin launched through pump.fun's program has no freeze authority and no sell tax, so anyone can sell; the risk is the holders who can sell first.
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