Opening the profile…
creator wallet on pump.fun
5 launches on file; 0 of the 5 with an outcome ended in a creator dump or liquidity pull.
First launch on file 2026-10-19 00:31 UTC · last 3d ago
The metadata of these tokens lists 1 distinct X profile. Token metadata is typed by whoever creates the token and often names an unrelated account, so LPX shows the count only. Each token’s own page shows the links that token carries.
LPX also keeps an event log for this wallet. Open its creator file →
Every pump.fun launch on file for this wallet, newest first. Each row links to the token's read, where the evidence for an event is shown, and to the chain.
Each name LPX has read on this wallet's pump.fun profile, with when it was first and last seen there. A name is a pseudonym anyone can set or change.
No name on file. pump.fun does not publish profile names through a public API or on chain, so this ledger identifies a creator by wallet.
A funder is whoever sent the SOL in a wallet's first transaction. A shared funder is a fact about two transactions. It does not show that two wallets have the same owner.
The funder is whoever paid in this wallet's first transaction. It is not a high-activity wallet by LPX's check (under 1,000 transactions a day).
No other creator wallet on file shares this funder.
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Something here wrong or out of date?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.
