Deployers

Whose pump.fun coins run? The deployers behind the most 2x, 10x and 100x launches

13.4 million launches, measured from minute five over the next day, counted by the wallet that launched them. The biggest deployers are not the ones whose coins run. Who is, by the numbers, and how many of those coins held.

pumpdata.fun · published October 20, 2026 · 9 min read · markdown

How we count a 2x

For each launch we take the market cap at five minutes, then the highest market cap over the following 24 hours. A 2x is a peak at least twice the five-minute mark; a 10x, ten times; a 100x, a hundred times. "Held at 2x" means the market cap at the end of those 24 hours was still at least twice the five-minute mark. A peak is a single trade at the top. It is what was possible, not what a buyer at minute five got, and the deployer's own wallets may be on both sides of it.

One feature of the bonding curve shapes every table here: from its starting price, a pump.fun curve ends at about 14.7 times that price. A coin still near its launch price at minute five that then finishes the curve has done a "10x" by our measure, and many deployers' best multiple stops at 14 or 15 for exactly that reason. Anything above that happened on PumpSwap after graduation.

Bigger deployers, fewer runners

A wallet's first and only launch doubled 3.24% of the time; a launch from a wallet with a thousand or more doubled 1.00% of the time. The same pattern as graduations in the deployers report. Only 4.44% of the 3,570,661 deployers with a measured launch ever had a coin double; 0.43% ever had one do ten times.

The most runners, by count

Count rewards volume. The Bwam wallet has the most of everything because it has launched the most of everything; 68.92% of its measured launches had no trade at all in the day after minute five. D9gQ6RhK… and 29yFzeBZ… are the two in this list whose coins ran more often than the market as a whole: 2.33% and 2.96% doubled, against 1.78% for all launches. Two of these addresses have a life on X: D9gQ6RhK… and GZVSEAaj… are both claimed by the same account as its own wallets.

The most 10x launches

Four of the five stop at 15x: every one of their tens was a coin that sat near its launch price at minute five and then finished the curve. AkQDdXoN… and GyiAMVLu… are the clearest case of a wallet whose launches are bought to the end of the curve far more often than the market's: 0.52% and 0.46% of their launches did it, against 0.14% for all launches. GyiAMVLu… stopped launching in August 2025, and 3.01% of its measured launches were dead the next day, where the market's figure is 44.9%.

The 100x club

455 launches in the tables went from their five-minute market cap to a hundred times it within a day; 408 different wallets launched them. A hundred times needs a coin that graduated and then kept going on PumpSwap. The wallets with three or more:

BY4hmLWB… stands out: five hundreds from 195 measured launches, still launching in October. Its tens and its hundreds are nearly the same coins, which is the shape of a deployer whose few runners run very far rather than one whose many coins finish the curve.

Ranked by rate, not count

Wallets with 100 or more measured launches, ranked by the share that doubled. All-time first, then only the wallets that launched in the last 30 days of the tables.

Still launching (last launch in the last 30 days), 100 or more measured, by the share that doubled:

These are wallets most people have never heard of; none of them is in the biggest-deployers table and none of the eight has a launch count over 500. Two columns need reading together. FKgh8yvJ… doubled 45 of 154 launches, and one of those 45 was still at double at the close of the day. ALJ4P5QN… doubled 60 and 34 of them held. A peak and a close are different questions, and the close is the one the table cannot fake with a single trade.

What we counted

• The tables as of 2026-10-16, built from our archive of every pump.fun trade: 15,392,027 launches from 2025-03-07 to 2026-10-16, of which 13,378,522 had a five-minute reading and the whole following day in the archive.
• Five-minute market cap: the curve's virtual reserves (the migration pool's reserves after graduation) times the supply, in USD at that hour's SOL price, from the last trade at or before minute five. Launches whose reading is under $1,000 are left out.
• Doubled, 5x, 10x, 100x: the highest market cap over the 24 hours after minute five, divided by the five-minute market cap. Held at 2x: the market cap at the end of those 24 hours over the five-minute mark, at least two. Dead: no priced trade in the 24 hours.
• A deployer is the wallet that signed the create; its launches measured are the ones with a five-minute reading. Last launch is the wallet's latest create in the tables.
• The ranked tables need at least 100 measured launches, so that a share is a share and not one lucky coin. With twenty, the top of the list is wallets with two dozen launches and half of them doubling, which says nothing yet.
• Nothing here says who to buy from. A deployer's coins doubling is a fact about the coins' first day; who bought the top of those days, and who sold it, is in each coin's buyers, which this report does not cover.

Frequently asked questions

Which pump.fun deployer has had the most 10x coins?

By count, bwamJzztZsepfkteWRChggmXuiiCQvpLqPietdNfSXa: 96 launches reached ten times their five-minute market cap within a day, out of 135,405 measured (0.07%). By rate among large wallets, AkQDdXoNPpUSgftWKz5DEMoyDPdWyzJqwxFAZongHzCH: 63 of 12,188 (0.52%).

What share of pump.fun coins do a 2x?

1.78% of launches measured at five minutes reached twice that market cap within 24 hours; 0.40% were still at twice it at the end of the day.

Do serial deployers launch more runners?

More by count, fewer by rate: launches from wallets with a thousand or more launches doubled 1.00% of the time, against 3.24% for a wallet's only launch.

Why do so many deployers top out at 15x?

A pump.fun bonding curve ends at about 14.7 times its starting price. A coin near its launch price at minute five that finishes the curve has done roughly that; more than that requires trading on PumpSwap after graduation.

How do I see a deployer's record before I buy?

GET https://pumpdata.fun/launch/{mint} returns the deployer's launches, graduations, best run and gaps, the bundle at creation, and how launches that looked the same at the same age went over their next day. $0.005 a call, no account.