The daily wire: the winners, losers, and the rest of us
Sun, Oct 25, 2026
Wallets trading came in at 423,716 on Sun, Oct 25, 2026, 24% under the average of the 12 days before. 40,315 launched, 911 graduated (2.26%), 5,644,057 SOL ($573.0M) traded.
What stood out
$USMS (nTNHxMuYV6EqWt3nUfR3QmtGnndQZ1H5UYN1sR7pump) was bought out in its launch block and went on to peak at a market cap of $17.9M, the highest of any coin launched that day, on 2,714 SOL of volume. The data carries no close for it. Next on the list was a $XTO (5aKD1CRzxrmJ3tABeHFNFTqSGpPDAUqru2cj8UKpump), also bought out in its first block, which peaked at $9.9M; a separate $XTO (49tCiqESiHKxXYU6W2zwToBgWSQMaaTBGTRbWJpspump), bought out the same way, traded 19,265 SOL and closed at its peak of $42.6K.
Eu6e8HH714dpyifp2z5v7DHzMtXnSMLgDdroGeKoFpAE launched 18 coins on the day, and all 18 graduated. In every case one wallet bought out the curve, and none of the resulting pools had the traders and depth to count in the volume.
$WOTF (GGHvZa9sfwGPcFEZJNK4dLTLzXGQWYqmg6tkC9Vpump) had the fifth-highest peak market cap of any coin traded that day at $18.4M and closed at $3.4K, 100.0% under it. Launched earlier in the month, it drew 3,288 traders and 8,654 trades for 3,074 SOL.
On X
Between the victory laps, the actual story on $Kimchi (CSocnzcRpgSCr1naKcNTieWZUxb6rABe45j844m7pump) came from @elenalin01, who wrote, citing another account's post and Bitquery tracing, that a new $KIMCHI launched on October 20 with the same ticker as an existing token, that three linked wallets switched to it within a minute, and that $7,332 turned into $111,748 in sales in under 9 minutes. Our recorder has this coin launching 2026-10-20 23:00 UTC. The wallet that launched it, EFSr396A6Jh7bNCSujGRLMkyXspbWitEvjNVatGD56oF, started with 79.3% of the supply and made 14 buys for 107 SOL and 18 sells for 352 SOL, 4.31% of the supply, between 23:01 and 23:16 UTC. It sent 75.0% by plain transfer and holds 0.01%. The biggest holder, Gs5FHwYLrDBmCmiv5VhBLCvyiBmBYfcPedZDqR88GYeX, holds 75.0%, all received by plain transfer, with no buys or sells through 03:59 UTC on 2026-10-26 03:43 UTC.
The day in numbers
- Launched: 40,315 (14% under the 12-day average)
- Graduated: 911, 2.26% of launches (13% under the 12-day average)
- Traded: 5,644,057 SOL, $573.0M: 1,014,109 SOL on the bonding curve, 4,629,948 SOL on PumpSwap (8% under the 12-day average)
- Trades: 10,304,850 by 423,716 wallets (24% under the 12-day average)
- The biggest coin by peak market cap: $ANSEM (
9cRCn9rGT8V2imeM2BaKs13yhMEais3ruM3rPvTGpump), $76.7M - The busiest coin: $CATTLEAXE (
H7VZNCBynDK5ikBS9krDJ2Tx8CUr1wxedV19ZgkWpump), 38,872 SOL traded by 18,647 wallets - The deployer whose coins traded most:
3NcLmx7EPZFBqFoj8YQxKwuTWQdu1MngFLRNKMUb4yiq, 1 coin and 38,872 SOL - Launches with no trade at all in their second hour: 92% (1% over the 12-day average)
- Best hour to launch: 07:00 UTC, 2.98% of 1,008 graduated within the hour; worst 22:00 UTC, 1.43% of 2,095
Deployers
- Most launches:
3ep8j4RVF5uPAkn4mgsMsL3an1CoSWYuWFhJPLWeSoup, 605 launched, 28 graduated;GEVWdNeH1iu327553AwqFJYMN1dNKTbNRTuQpaPwD2NQ, 511 launched, 0 graduated;BgeVcVJcXJRmYA5DtbFWJwthds4Aw1ujenNvKwjAUaq3, 389 launched, 0 graduated - Most graduations:
3ep8j4RVF5uPAkn4mgsMsL3an1CoSWYuWFhJPLWeSoup, 29 graduations that day (27 of them launched that day), 605 launches that day;Eu6e8HH714dpyifp2z5v7DHzMtXnSMLgDdroGeKoFpAE, 18 graduations that day (18 of them launched that day), 18 launches that day;ArLugmai8XHkZY4cvz3hM3jPeEwz7FA7CgZUSXQtZq1X, 12 graduations that day (11 of them launched that day), 365 launches that day
Sources
The tables (top coins, deployers, hours): https://pumpdata.fun/stats/2026-10-25, with every definition, and in JSON at https://pumpdata.fun/stats/2026-10-25.json. Data: pump.fun bonding-curve and PumpSwap trades from our own live Solana recorder (as of 2026-10-26T02:59:58Z). Wallets and coins are named with their numbers, never with verdicts. Not affiliated with pump.fun.
The "What stood out" section was written by a model from the day's figures and checked: every number and address in it is one the day's data carries. "On X" reports posts on X as their posters' claims, beside what our recorder of the chain shows; it does not say who did what. The day's page: /stats/2026-10-25. JSON: /report/2026-10-25.json; markdown: /report/2026-10-25.md. Written 2026-10-26T03:56:05Z.
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