Live Pump.fun Terminal — Solana Helper

These coins are launching right now. Every row in the launch feed is a real pump.fun launch, priced off its own bonding curve. You are trading it with ten virtual SOL. No wallet is ever connected and nothing here touches a chain.

Your order moves the price. These pools are small, and your order does two things to the price, not one. Buying 1 SOL into a 30 SOL curve pays about 3% above the screen price — that is the slip on the ticket, and you are charged it, not shown it. It also leaves the price about 7% higher than it found it, which is the arrow the fill puts on the chart. At 5 SOL those become 14% and 36%. The second number is always the larger: a buy moves both sides of the curve.

The chart is pump.fun's real history, live at the right edge. Everything up to the last few seconds is the coin's actual trade history, straight from pump.fun. The newest bar is our own read of the chain, taken every two seconds — and that is the price your order fills at, so the chart and the ticket can never disagree.

Order flow is net SOL, not individual trades. The tape shows how much money moved into or out of the curve in each interval. Nobody can see individual buys without paying for a trade feed, so this does not pretend to.

Real market, fake money

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