Pump.fun Trending Bot checked against the live board

Make it as active as the coins already on the board inside one short window, while the token page gives visitors a reason to stay. Finish the page first, measure the gap against the board median, concentrate volume, trades and new holders into one to six hours, keep replies and favorites coming, and time the window with your own launch post or community call. PumpTrending runs the activity part and shows the gap for free.

It keeps your token busy for a window you pick, using a large set of separate wallets, so recent volume, trades per five minutes, holders and replies go up together, which is what the coins on the trending board look like. PumpTrending sizes each package against the live board and shows your token next to the board median before you pay.

It moves all day. On 16 October 2026, 12:54 UTC the median coin in the top 20 had 26.9 SOL of volume in the last five minutes and 376 SOL in the last hour, with 57 trades per five minutes. The quietest coin in the top 20 did 20 SOL in that hour. The board at the top of this page shows the current numbers.

1% of the volume it trades. Spark (1 hour, 300 SOL) costs 3 SOL, Climb (3 hours, 750 SOL) costs 7.5 SOL, Peak (6 hours, 1,200 SOL) costs 12 SOL and Day (24 hours, 3,600 SOL) costs 36 SOL. A custom plan starts at 100 SOL of volume, which is a 1 SOL fee.

All of what a package consumes. That is the swap cost of each trade, network and priority fees, Jito tips, account rent, the SOL each wallet is loaded with, plus replies and favorites. You will not be asked for gas money or a trading deposit later. Creator follows cost extra, and the console shows that amount inside the total before you send anything.

Spark if the token is fresh and you want one heavy hour while people are looking. Climb if you want a longer run at a moderate pace. Peak and Day run at a lighter hourly pace, about 200 and 150 SOL per hour, over more hours, which suits a token that already has some life. The console compares each package's five-minute pace with the board, so you can see which one closes your gap.

No, and you should be wary of anyone who does. The ranking belongs to Pump.fun and changes with every coin launched in the same hour. What a package delivers is measurable and on-chain: the volume, trades, holders, replies and favorites it was set to produce, inside the window you paid for.

No. The console has no connect button at all. You copy an address, send SOL from whatever wallet you like, and that is it. If someone claiming to be PumpTrending asks for a recovery phrase, a key or a signature, it is a scam.

The package keeps running. The engine watches the bonding curve, and when it completes, trading continues in the token's PumpSwap pool without a restart. Graduation often brings extra attention, so the package keeps trading through it.

Yes. A token that graduated weeks ago runs the package in its pool from the first minute. Older tokens on the board are common: in our 16 October 2026, 12:54 UTC snapshot, 6 of the top 20 were more than a week old.

Yes. Write them in a plain text file, one line per reply, keep it under 512 KB and pick it in the console. Your lines replace the library for that package. The browser reads the file locally; it is not uploaded anywhere.

Tell the console you have paid and it starts polling the address every few seconds. As soon as a matching transfer appears in a block, you get the Solscan link and the order moves to your saved list as paid. We then email you a start time.

Email support@pumpfuntrending.net with the mint and the payment link and we will pause or adjust it. Anything already traded is final, because swaps on Solana cannot be undone, and a package that has begun is not refunded.

Trading from our wallets stops at the end of the window. From then on the chart depends on organic buyers, so place the window where you expect attention anyway: a launch post, a listing or a community event.

No. They are separate rankings on separate sites, each with its own inputs. A package here is compared with the Pump.fun board only, and the comparison in the console uses Pump.fun data only.

This page reads the Pump.fun trending feed every 90 seconds and recalculates the top 20 medians each time. The snapshot printed in the page source is dated to the minute in UTC, so a quoted figure always carries the time it was true. An hourly history is published as a CSV file under CC BY 4.0.

Trading tools are ordinary software, but the rules around them differ from country to country and nothing here is legal advice. Check what applies where you live, describe your token honestly and never promise anyone a return.