Pump.fun guides for coin creators
Everything we know about getting a Pump.fun mint seen. Volume, the bonding curve, trending mechanics, launch timing and the tools traders use to find your coin.
Volume botsHow Pump.fun volume bots work, what they cost and how to judge one.7 guidesBonding curveThe curve, the migration threshold and what happens after graduation.5 guidesTrendingHow Pump.fun ranks coins and what actually moves those boards.4 guidesLaunch strategyTiming, naming, the first hour and everything around a mint.2 guidesTroubleshootingFailed swaps, slippage, dead charts and how to read them.1 guidesWallets and safetyCustody, approvals, MEV and staying safe while you launch.2 guidesToolsPhoton, Axiom, BullX, screeners and how they compare.2 guidesGlossaryPlain definitions for the words traders use around your coin.1 guides
Volume bots
How Pump.fun volume bots work, what they cost and how to judge one.
What 50 SOL of volume actually buys youA concrete look at the smallest sensible campaign, what it produces per hour, where it competes, when it is enough, and when it is money spent for nothing.Read the guidePump.fun volume bot scams, how to spot one before payingThe five common scam shapes, the questions that expose each of them, how to verify delivery on chain afterwards, and what a legitimate service looks like.Read the guideHow much does a Pump.fun volume bot cost?What actually costs money inside a Pump.fun volume campaign, why quotes differ so widely, and how to tell a fair price from a hidden shortfall.Read the guideHow long should a volume campaign run? Duration versus sizeWhy window length matters more than budget, how recency weighting punishes spikes, what different durations buy, and how to pick one.Read the guideIs there a free Pump.fun volume bot?Why free volume bots exist, what the chain charges regardless of who pays, what the open-source route involves, and how free offers earn.Read the guideHow to pick the best Pump.fun volume bot, without getting burnedThe checks that separate a working Pump.fun volume bot from a scam, what pricing should look like, and the questions to ask before you pay.Read the guideWhat is a Pump.fun volume bot, and how does it actually work?A plain explanation of what a Pump.fun volume bot does, what happens on-chain when one runs, what it costs and how to tell a real one from a fake.Read the guide
Bonding curve
The curve, the migration threshold and what happens after graduation.
Why early buys move the price so much on a bonding curveThe arithmetic behind violent early price moves, why the same SOL does less later, and what that means for snipers and for creators alike.Read the guideWhat happens at Pump.fun migration, step by stepWhat the migration transaction does, what changes for price and slippage, which surfaces start seeing your coin, and what catches people out.Read the guideReading curve progress, what the percentage actually tells youWhere the progress number comes from, why the same 10% costs different amounts at different points, what each stage of the bar means, and what it hides.Read the guideHow a dev buy affects the bonding curveWhat your first purchase does to the price, the supply, and curve progress, plus the arithmetic showing why a 2 SOL dev buy is a real decision.Read the guideThe Pump.fun bonding curve explainedHow the Pump.fun bonding curve prices your coin, what the migration threshold is, what changes at graduation, and why most mints never get there.Read the guide
Trending
How Pump.fun ranks coins and what actually moves those boards.
What trending actually costs on Pump.funWhy a fixed price for a trending position does not exist, how to work out what your target would take, and what the honest question looks like.Read the guideHow screeners rank new tokens, and what you can influenceThe inputs behind a trending list, why the same coin ranks differently on two sites, which signals you can affect, and how the field changes.Read the guideHow long does a coin stay trending, and why it falls off so fastWhy trending positions decay in minutes rather than hours, how recency weighting works, and what makes a coin hold a board or flash across it.Read the guideHow to get on Pump.fun trending, honestlyWhat the Pump.fun trending and screener boards measure, why some coins appear and others do not, and the levers a creator actually has.Read the guide
Launch strategy
Timing, naming, the first hour and everything around a mint.
The Pump.fun launch checklist, in priority orderEverything worth deciding before you mint on Pump.fun, from the name and image to the first hour plan, ordered by how much each one matters.Read the guideHow much should a dev buy at launch on Pump.fun?Why the dev buy is visible forever, what too little and too much each cost you, how holders read the number, and how to decide before you mint.Read the guide
Troubleshooting
Failed swaps, slippage, dead charts and how to read them.
Wallets and safety
Custody, approvals, MEV and staying safe while you launch.
How to fund a wallet fleet safely on SolanaWhat it takes to fund many Solana wallets for trading, the rent and fee overhead nobody mentions, and why the funding pattern is easy to read.Read the guideHow holders check your dev wallet, step by stepThe exact checks traders run on a creator address before buying, what each one reveals, how long it takes them, and what you can do about it beforehand.Read the guide
Tools
Photon, Axiom, BullX, screeners and how they compare.
How to use Solscan as a Pump.fun coin creatorA guide to reading your own mint on Solscan, which tabs matter, how to verify activity anyone claims to have produced, and what buyers find.Read the guideBubblemaps and holder analysis: what buyers seeHow clustering tools visualise holder relationships, what patterns they expose, why creators should look first, and what a clean map looks like.Read the guide
Glossary
Plain definitions for the words traders use around your coin.
Ready to move your own curve?
Pick a package, size the campaign and read the exact cost. Campaigns start at 50 SOL of volume.