Reading the chain…
mint · holders · launch window · liquidity · creator — about ten seconds
The people behind this are set up to dump on you.
Not financial advice. LPX reads the chain; it cannot see what a wallet does next.
Expect to be dumped on. Something here is built to extract.
Paste any CA, see if you're about to get rugged. 7 on-chain checks, one tier, every dev sale traced. Pump.fun, LetsBonk, Meteora and Moonshot. lpx.sh · Not financial advice
Nobody can mint new tokens; supply is fixed.
2 wallets keep selling into big buys.
Nobody can freeze your wallet's tokens.
Liquidity sits in the Pump.fun bonding curve program. The creator cannot withdraw it.
The creator wallet holds little or nothing, so a dev dump is not the main risk.
creator = 5P8g7LDECoR2U4o5riif5DQ5fS4hU3pT9BNFfQ9HKov5; dev buy = 1.85%
Supply is spread out; no small group of wallets can dump on you (pools, curve and burns excluded).
largest wallet = 0.07%
6 wallet(s), not counting the creator, bought a net 25.67% of supply in the creation slot and the two after it (buys minus sells inside that window), 5 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.
6 launch-window tx(s); creation slot 447813137; 5 wallet(s) bought in the creation slot
LPX has not seen another launch from this wallet.
creator = 5P8g7LDECoR2U4o5riif5DQ5fS4hU3pT9BNFfQ9HKov5; last 0: 0 dumps
Creation slot through +2. Who bought before the public could.
Complete: every transaction in the creation window was read.
Liquidity sits in the Pump.fun bonding curve program. The creator cannot withdraw it.
Top twenty token accounts, grouped by what they are. Pools and the curve do not count toward concentration.
