The daily wire: the winners, losers, and the rest of us
Mon, Oct 26, 2026
Wallets trading came in at 482,910 on Mon, Oct 26, 2026, 11% under the average of the 13 days before. 46,034 launched, 988 graduated (2.15%), 6,532,310 SOL ($659.2M) traded.
What stood out
$USDP (XcvoAHmzfmAcwB3BqpHwqDN88a3SfCvY8VpkAeqpump) was bought out in its launch block and reached a peak market cap of $10.9M, the highest of any coin launched that day, on 1,606 SOL of volume; the tables carry no close for it. Earlier in the afternoon three more launches went the same way within minutes of each other, with $SCS (muZfV63KHEYsZKVXTL8r1TxETGnzZUF7LBdVvhtpump) and $DOAS (xvhMWVm53y6tpqT4Bsd49W3PuZoY6MzNZ2XhJJWpump) each peaking at $9.0M and $BORDR (AfgHpjKZ3NigwbD9aS69UN3PdpaLqL4Zz9fcmUHpump) at $9.1M. The same name and ticker sit on 2qPoPQQCHGtDbgdSxXfrzW1iRS3cGbKmMWSMapZ4pump, an older $DOAS that was also bought out in its launch block and peaked and closed at $18.0M.
HE8m8SkgpZQrcb5xZog2rxTCRanudBmz2YYjFy5zBtzN graduated eight coins from 103 launches, all of them launched that day and none bought out by one wallet. Its record as of Oct 24 was eight launches, 0 graduations and a best peak market cap of $8.0K. None of the eight pools count in the volume.
$XTO (biMBtbQ6rrbYwFkUSYoWLWdN7UboDSu6S35wFrWpump) was the day's second-busiest coin at 30,056 SOL across 3,139 traders, a day after it was bought out in its own launch block. It peaked at $16.5M and closed at $1.1M, 93.6% under the peak.
On X
The timeline's story on $LMAO! (H74CYmXgMkYHYuSRsZt6RJb4NYp2u72Vw8BS5huApump) was about plumbing more than punchlines. A smaller account wrote that Pumpfun has added $LMAO! to its official Custom Pairs support list, so new coins can be issued and traded with it as the quote asset. The same account said $XD/LMAO! and $SOB/LMAO! pairs had already appeared on-chain on October 26. @MaxelRowan posted the more familiar CT pitch about a meme generator, customizable PFPs and "No promises. Just memes and community energy." Our chain record covers the coin itself, not those pairs. Through 03:42 UTC on 2026-10-27 it shows 93,572 trades by 16,148 traders, and that history is not complete.
The day in numbers
- Launched: 46,034
- Graduated: 988, 2.15% of launches (5% under the 13-day average)
- Traded: 6,532,310 SOL, $659.2M: 1,465,154 SOL on the bonding curve, 5,067,156 SOL on PumpSwap (7% over the 13-day average)
- Trades: 10,885,713 by 482,910 wallets (11% under the 13-day average)
- The biggest coin by peak market cap: $ANSEM (
9cRCn9rGT8V2imeM2BaKs13yhMEais3ruM3rPvTGpump), $78.4M - The busiest coin: $LMAO! (
H74CYmXgMkYHYuSRsZt6RJb4NYp2u72Vw8BS5huApump), 37,641 SOL traded by 14,755 wallets - The deployer whose coins traded most:
D9gQ6RhKEpnobPBUdWY5bPQt2p3zGk3iVz6ChpUi2ArA, 4 coins and 40,563 SOL - Launches with no trade at all in their second hour: 92% (1% over the 13-day average)
- Best hour to launch: 12:00 UTC, 2.83% of 1,554 graduated within the hour; worst 22:00 UTC, 1.00% of 2,197
Deployers
- Most launches:
Dmk8Tjf7xbELmeg4j3v8sCmx7tYNLeNwCxbeFqfia4Py, 628 launched, 2 graduated;FCjNLeaYoiFwkp3uKE1S4kWaNx8xHJvTofC6ePb9viPj, 598 launched, 0 graduated;BgeVcVJcXJRmYA5DtbFWJwthds4Aw1ujenNvKwjAUaq3, 582 launched, 0 graduated - Most graduations:
5DHi8UwHCdeBkfufeZxkcYHHZTRN1BxPQyByCn5upPxs, 12 graduations that day (12 of them launched that day), 12 launches that day;6VcgH1SLdsSBWGwyRygV7w5BGSrfiR1vdWSKDFgiAn4G, 11 graduations that day (11 of them launched that day), 261 launches that day;7deXDyXcB3GLzHyM5Pk5kJFRJyotwhTBQjnD73TFnnze, 9 graduations that day (9 of them launched that day), 351 launches that day
Sources
The tables (top coins, deployers, hours): https://pumpdata.fun/stats/2026-10-26, with every definition, and in JSON at https://pumpdata.fun/stats/2026-10-26.json. Incomplete day: the recorder caught 98.7% of its blocks; the day is recomputed from the archive once the archive reaches it. Data: pump.fun bonding-curve and PumpSwap trades from our own live Solana recorder (as of 2026-10-27T02:59:58Z). 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/2026-10-26. JSON: /report/2026-10-26.json; markdown: /report/2026-10-26.md. Written 2026-10-27T03:47:13Z.
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