FortCat

Liquidity sits in the Pump.fun bonding curve program. The creator cannot withdraw it.

The creator bought 9.64% of supply in the creation transaction and now holds 0%. LPX traced the outflow: it was sold back into the bonding curve or pool (9.64% of supply), which is the standard dev dump.

creator = DJQwtiowTJmAvAu4vhCaFgPiS3nnKD5r5agZgBQEdHK2; dev buy = 9.64%; holds now = 0%; curve fee recipient = AVFMvTxqpaCYz4fPaBmXPWA2Kw6jdb2gLGk7BuKtZMc5; traced exit: sold 9.64%, moved to wallets 0%, to programs 0%; exposure at exit: harm (16.97% held by others, 3 outside buyers; bonding-curve balance at the creator's first sale)

Supply is spread out; no small group of wallets can dump on you (pools, curve and burns excluded).

largest wallet = 0%

4 wallet(s), not counting the creator, bought a net 16.93% of supply in the creation slot and the two after it (buys minus sells inside that window), 3 of them in the creation slot itself. That is the bundle pattern: wallets buying in the same block the coin was created, before anyone else could see it.

7 launch-window tx(s); creation slot 458923599; 3 wallet(s) bought in the creation slot

8 other launches on record; 5 of this wallet's last 8 launches ended with the creator selling or moving their launch buy while outside buyers held the token (or liquidity vanished after graduation).

creator = DJQwtiowTJmAvAu4vhCaFgPiS3nnKD5r5agZgBQEdHK2; 8 other launches on record; last 8: 5 dumps