DZnV…pump: who launched it and how coins like it went
DZnV3rg1KAyMgT2KDj4uLCaEv1vYn16hdZ6aEcPQpump
Quick answer
DZnV3rg1KAyMgT2KDj4uLCaEv1vYn16hdZ6aEcPQpump was launched on Oct 25, 2026 by 7PVgjAP5jGn9PZQ7Dnk84keJAb8qDJYD6ZoJsaMeC5jK, a wallet with 1 pump.fun launch on record (this one included) and 1 graduated; before this coin, its best had peaked at $96,948. In its first 10 seconds, 6 wallets bought 79.3% of the supply, the whole bonding curve, the biggest of them 42.9%. The deployer and those first buyers still hold 77.8% of the supply, net of what they sold, so most of it sits with the wallets that launched it. No wallet holds more than 0.10%, but 9 of the 19 largest wallets each hold exactly 0.00% of the supply: one bag split across many wallets (on chain, 2026-10-28 13:20 UTC). Its market cap was $2,117 as of 2026-10-27 14:33 UTC, with 2.4 SOL of real liquidity in its pool behind that price. Of 14,363 past launches that looked like it at 240 minutes old, 100% graduated, 49% had no trade a day later, the median peaked at 1.00x over the next day.
The deployer
7PVgjAP5jGn9PZQ7Dnk84keJAb8qDJYD6ZoJsaMeC5jK · its page · the serial deployers · do serial deployers' coins run?
At launch
Launches that looked like this
14,363 past launches, from any deployer, looked like it at 240 minutes old: a deployer with 1 launches and 0 graduated before, 4-10 buyers in the first 10 s, insiders 60%+ of supply, and curve graduated.
The closest past launches
- 9CMoGQfermzLevq3Akp4Exngsbx7tU4R4KCP7Je6pump: peak 1.05x, close 0.20x a day on, graduated by 5 min
- 2iCvguytQtxn77mVoPWerWA99JsSjpdTJapxCs6Gpump: peak 1.55x, close 0.03x a day on, graduated by 5 min
- GWLqQsFpWVdv6tT6QEvKduKLDef3o1FFxEFA8sQipump: peak 1.13x, close 0.07x a day on, graduated by 5 min
Questions
Who launched the coin DZnV…pump?
The wallet 7PVgjAP5jGn9PZQ7Dnk84keJAb8qDJYD6ZoJsaMeC5jK, on Oct 25, 2026. It has 1 pump.fun launch on record, this one included, and 1 graduated. Before this coin, its best had peaked at $96,948.
Was the coin DZnV…pump bundled at launch?
6 wallets bought 79.3% of the supply in its first 10 seconds, the whole bonding curve, the biggest of them 42.9%: the coin graduated on its launchers' own buys. Since pump.fun's BOOST mode (Jul 2026), about half of all graduates are bought out like this in their first seconds.
Do the insiders still hold the coin DZnV…pump?
The deployer and the first-10-second buyers hold 77.8% of the supply, net of what they sold. That is a majority: if they sell into the pool at once, the price falls with it.
Who holds most of the coin DZnV…pump?
No wallet holds more than 0.10%, but 9 of the 19 largest wallets each hold exactly 0.00% of the supply: one bag split across many wallets (on chain, 2026-10-28 13:20 UTC). Wallets only: the bonding curve and the pools are left out.
How did launches like the coin DZnV…pump go?
14,363 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, 49% had no trade a day later, the median peaked at 1.00x over the next day and the top tenth at 1.04x.
What is the coin DZnV…pump's market cap?
$2,117 as of 2026-10-27 14:33 UTC, with 2.4 SOL of real liquidity in its pool behind that price. Market cap is the last price times the whole supply; when a few wallets hold most of it, the pool's liquidity says more about what could actually be sold.
Is the coin DZnV…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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