Who launched, and what happened next.
Wallets that created pump.fun launches LPX has on file, with the outcome of each launch. Counts and links to the chain. A pump.fun name where one is on file. No real names, no labels.
- Only pump.fun launches LPX has on file. A wallet's launches from before LPX started reading, or that LPX never saw, are not here.
- A pump.fun profile is a wallet. The name on it is a public pseudonym chosen on pump.fun, shown only when LPX has read one. Most wallets never set a name, and many names are not on file yet.
- An outcome needs a scan and a later reading. Launches LPX saw but never assessed stay at “no outcome yet” and are not counted.
- LPX does not know who controls a wallet and does not say. A creator dump or a liquidity pull is an on-chain event LPX recorded on a token, with the evidence on the token's page. It is not a statement about a person.
How the score works.
The score is the share of a profile’s settled launches that are still alive or graduated, from 0 to 100. It is pulled towards 50 when the sample is small: (alive + 1) ÷ (settled + 2). A launch is settled once it has an outcome on file; launches under a day old are left out.
It always appears next to its sample size, and it is hidden below 5 settled launches. It describes the launches on file for a wallet. It is not a judgement of whoever controls the wallet, and most pump.fun launches end badly whoever creates them, so low numbers are the norm.
Something here wrong or out of date? Dispute or correct it in the LPX Telegram group: post the address and the transaction, and it gets checked against the chain and fixed.
