The daily wire: the winners, losers, and the rest of us

What stood out

$ELON2028 (27Qg7EcnGfmbthfQeQXTs4qjfnvU6gXf8W1ahJiJpump) was bought out in its launch block, peaked at $2.3M and closed the day at $4.7K, 99.8% under the peak. That did not keep traders away. It drew 18,118 of them and 48,864 SOL in volume, enough for fifth place on the volume board, with its close still at a fraction of its peak.

One wallet bought out the curve of each of the 13 coins FeGgvMAJpn6cQRgUXh7dXx7T9Za9J6j6JHU3m1qpXa49 launched on the day. The deployer launched nothing else, so every coin it put out went to its pool the same way. None of those 13 pools counts in the volume, and the deployer has no record on file.

$Frongus (2BJDwUdMbnJhRRfhacFDjrDNhxUWdzE9H6LEND89pump) was the busiest coin of the day at 88,306 SOL, 38% under the 30-day average for the top slot, spread across 23,587 traders. It launched and graduated on the day, peaked at $1.4M and closed at $319.9K, 77.3% under that peak. FiwwHe2obYsFoxprUXRWdAgHxMfKwK7ca9YB3g8bmX13, which deployed it, put 89,078 SOL through two coins, and $Frongus carried most of that.

On X

$Frongus (2BJDwUdMbnJhRRfhacFDjrDNhxUWdzE9H6LEND89pump) ran hot on the timeline and then turned into a bundle argument. @PumpfunEco posted that it was trending on the Pumpfun app, and @CookerFlips called it the runner of the day. Smaller accounts pushed back: one wrote that a tracking tool flagged it as bundled, with clusters above 15% of supply, and another said tracking data shows 34% still bundled while Pumpfun's dashboard shows 0%. A smaller account also claimed that big callers shilling it held 30-40% of the coin on other wallets. As of 03:43 UTC, the chain shows the wallet that launched the coin, FiwwHe2obYsFoxprUXRWdAgHxMfKwK7ca9YB3g8bmX13, took 22.6% of the supply at launch and sold 22.6% in 10 sells, all at 18:21 UTC, and holds 0.00% now. The biggest holder, 5nuAj32dMPbgkfpueXEDRMuHn8BcfccAVU4m5oFtd1ha, holds 2.43% and has no sells. 2,316 wallets that never bought sold 61.4% of the supply for 1,806 SOL.

$Nothing (51SfaAyrYaR8FpibXT4TXtxEpnZSNoDwYVRojtKupump) got its lore from @awpSOL5, who posted that a congressional hearing "somehow became lore for a Solana memecoin." Per @awpSOL5, the coin is called NOTHING, the logo is an empty circle, the airdrop turns out to have nothing to claim, and what it actually has is a holder rewards setup. CT ate it up. As of 03:43 UTC, the chain shows the wallet that launched the coin, DRY2uEb6niBnbyN9kUv3HMiDAZKZ4jhjbJDLJv5jna47, took 9.64% of the supply at launch and sold 9.65% in 6 sells between 21:01 UTC on 2026-10-26 and 23:18 UTC on 2026-10-27, and holds 0.00% now. The biggest holder, 73KYuxCgEd9JF6hUQKKmdAQ5uvoYGYpzaH3WRHNwKfYe, bought 160 SOL, sold 4.90 SOL in 2 sells and holds 3.10%.

The day in numbers

• Launched: 51,333 (8% over the 30-day average)
• Graduated: 952, 1.85% of launches (17% under the 30-day average)
• Traded: 2,544,042 SOL, $255.9M: 1,293,832 SOL on the bonding curve, 1,250,210 SOL on PumpSwap (65% under the 30-day average)
• Trades: 7,739,464 by 439,055 wallets (28% under the 30-day average)
• The biggest coin by peak market cap: $ANSEM (9cRCn9rGT8V2imeM2BaKs13yhMEais3ruM3rPvTGpump), $77.1M
• The busiest coin: $Frongus (2BJDwUdMbnJhRRfhacFDjrDNhxUWdzE9H6LEND89pump), 88,306 SOL traded by 23,587 wallets
• The deployer whose coins traded most: FiwwHe2obYsFoxprUXRWdAgHxMfKwK7ca9YB3g8bmX13, 2 coins and 89,078 SOL
• Launches with no trade at all in their second hour: 94% (3% over the 30-day average)
• Best hour to launch: 02:00 UTC, 3.07% of 1,952 graduated within the hour; worst 08:00 UTC, 0.69% of 2,613

Deployers

• Most launches: 66mKPXWFqaeYudnYQxQg15ykTBjGXMhqARsJqsDRNiH7, 2,414 launched, 0 graduated; Fwfpy7F2TTvha2p7bG4Zkhgau4tj3oEC95JnFM4nFy4m, 1,047 launched, 10 graduated; EXphAG4NbjGc9P3b8WFoiZUsGMr5FY17se4tqcA1jhuP, 954 launched, 0 graduated
• Most graduations: FeGgvMAJpn6cQRgUXh7dXx7T9Za9J6j6JHU3m1qpXa49, 13 graduations that day (13 of them launched that day), 13 launches that day; FrW85H7TM9Mndx6XAw4XZ3JznvJWSgyZPnhWryPxxBn2, 10 graduations that day (10 of them launched that day), 24 launches that day; Fwfpy7F2TTvha2p7bG4Zkhgau4tj3oEC95JnFM4nFy4m, 10 graduations that day (10 of them launched that day), 1,047 launches that day

Sources

The tables (top coins, deployers, hours): https://pumpdata.fun/stats/2026-10-27, with every definition, and in JSON at https://pumpdata.fun/stats/2026-10-27.json. Incomplete day: the recorder caught 95.7% 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 2026-10-28T02:59:59Z). 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/2026-10-27. JSON: /report/2026-10-27.json; markdown: /report/2026-10-27.md. Written 2026-10-28T03:48:08Z.

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