The daily wire: the winners, losers, and the rest of us
Wed, Oct 28, 2026
Launches bought out in their launch block came in at 252 on Wed, Oct 28, 2026, 51% under the average of the 30 days before. 46,500 launched, 752 graduated (1.62%), 3,884,164 SOL ($395.6M) traded by 601,292 wallets.
What stood out
$AODF (435dPPzkEDmNBXSSTQvsbCwdrzkUqQDcKZ2iTxVypump) was bought out in the block it launched in, ran to an eight-figure peak market cap and closed the day in the low four figures. GkqDPVxgLzR1h2nMKf4XMGTqn2RHPGeXZiF9rdAQpump, an earlier $AODF, had been bought out in its launch block shortly after one in the morning UTC. Four other launches with eight-figure peaks, among them $XTO (J19YFYMQ7eceZqgcdfKrnrJAtESaErB5nD1uAhpNpump) and $USDP (gVDdqMNYW1vGcoNqRQrfUHxQWcbqYvJS9gZ5yePpump), went the same way.
bwamJzztZsepfkteWRChggmXuiiCQvpLqPietdNfSXa launched 354 coins, and 11 of that day's launches graduated before midnight. No single wallet bought out any of those curves. Six of the resulting pools met the bar to count in the day's volume.
$Something (AZdhikmyj6ibsejv7EjML9SfNmuiMvwDrKXTEU2zpump) traded 73,717 SOL across 4,018 traders, the most of any coin, without graduating. It launched the evening before from a deployer with a single coin to its name, peaked in the seven figures and closed almost the whole way off that mark. Even at the top of the table, the busiest coin's volume was 55% under the 30-day average.
On X
$DUBBLE (FEXGegqeVm5vZurqyC7qsmkLqWspVV1ACb9bbLvcpump) hit the timeline as a launchpad play, with @MaxelRowan posting that it brings a dual-market launchpad narrative to Solana. A smaller account writing as the team behind another DUBBLE told a different story: that this token appeared on October 28 at 15:02 UTC, nine hours before its own launch, and that its website is "a copy of our site." The same post said that site's code still contains its launcher and treasury addresses, and that the token has no second chain and no bridge. The chain shows the coin launched at 2026-10-28 15:02. The wallet that launched it, Gg3XQwbH25TniQppLvk3cVcnY2ygPiT2f3QhX6Z9MSqH, took 3.09% of the supply at launch for 0.89 SOL and sold that 3.09% in 1 sell at 15:03 for 36.73 SOL. It holds 0.00% as of 2026-10-31 03:44 UTC.
The day in numbers
- Launched: 46,500 (3% under the 30-day average)
- Graduated: 752, 1.62% of launches (35% under the 30-day average)
- Traded: 3,884,164 SOL, $395.6M: 1,241,491 SOL on the bonding curve, 2,642,673 SOL on PumpSwap (19% under the 30-day average)
- Trades: 9,962,115 by 601,292 wallets (16% under the 30-day average)
- The biggest coin by peak market cap: $ANSEM (
9cRCn9rGT8V2imeM2BaKs13yhMEais3ruM3rPvTGpump), $69.1M - The busiest coin: $Something (
AZdhikmyj6ibsejv7EjML9SfNmuiMvwDrKXTEU2zpump), 73,717 SOL traded by 4,018 wallets - The deployer whose coins traded most:
6vJjnQkrp7HF1Ns8EpAEMVLdtsX4ZeeHop7Uhn2cJu23, 1 coin and 73,717 SOL - Launches with no trade at all in their second hour: 100% (11% over the 30-day average)
- Best hour to launch: 04:00 UTC, 2.16% of 1,484 graduated within the hour; worst 07:00 UTC, 0.62% of 1,930
- Coins that first traded in the $15-28K market-cap band: 1,687; within three hours 35.3% reached 2x, 5.1% 10x. Any band, any window, free: https://pumpdata.fun/free/baserate
Deployers
- Most launches:
K6Eh9fwKkrhVNq6SpRtJn7F4Myi3HUst5QP8x5BKHnR, 560 launched, 4 graduated;5jwVMuT8vCZrwHDBLhxZzgSphy9RfuDBPyDu4uq6VH2P, 491 launched, 0 graduated;13t7JsuLa3UV8uCccjKivSkMFwn5JS6HMS9TvEV6dPde, 441 launched, 0 graduated - Most graduations:
bwamJzztZsepfkteWRChggmXuiiCQvpLqPietdNfSXa, 11 graduations that day (11 of them launched that day), 354 launches that day;DHvDE4oWxWFbEWyCSZ9BkYbjCmoL5dF71BuVyJqkBeL5, 7 graduations that day (7 of them launched that day), 94 launches that day;rhRFqo9prus2M8fEomcdEpmXbSEZcH9jEzgZkDv7vm3, 7 graduations that day (7 of them launched that day), 107 launches that day
Sources
The tables (top coins, deployers, hours): https://pumpdata.fun/stats/2026-10-28, with every definition, and in JSON at https://pumpdata.fun/stats/2026-10-28.json. Data: pump.fun bonding-curve and PumpSwap trades from our archive, read from the chain's own ledger (complete). 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/2026-10-28. JSON: /report/2026-10-28.json; markdown: /report/2026-10-28.md. Written 2026-10-31T03:56:44Z.
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