Pump.fun Trending Guides
What we measure and what we have learned about the Pump.fun trending board, written by the team that runs the PumpTrending board reader. Start with the hourly board data if you want numbers, the checklist if you are about to push a token, or the pricing guide if you are comparing services.
Reading the trending board
What the Pump.fun trending feed reports for each coin, how the top 20 changes through the day and what the numbers say about a token.
Pump.fun Trending Board Data, Updated Hourly
Measured numbers instead of guesses: every hour we record what the median coin in the Pump.fun top 20 is doing, publish the latest full board, and keep a growing CSV you can reuse under CC BY 4.0.
How Pump.fun Trending Works: What the Feed Shows
Pump.fun keeps its ranking formula private, but its trending feed shows exactly which numbers it tracks for each coin. This guide walks through those fields with real board examples and what they mean for a token.
Pump.fun Trending vs DexScreener Trending
Two different lists that people often mix up. This guide compares where each one lives, who reads it, which tokens can appear and which matters while a token is on the curve and after it graduates.
Planning a package
Window length, pace per five minutes, wallets and replies: what each setting changes once a package is live.
Pump.fun Trending Checklist: 12 Checks Before You Push
Most failed pushes fail before they start: an empty token page, a bad hour, a budget far below the board or no plan for what comes after. These twelve checks catch those problems while they are still cheap to fix.
Pump.fun Trending Bot Price: What You Really Pay
Trending bots are priced in very different ways, and the headline number rarely tells the whole story. This guide breaks down the pricing models, the real costs behind a package and what to ask before you pay.
Best Time to Launch on Pump.fun, by UTC Hour
There is no single best hour, only a trade-off between more buyers and more competition. This guide uses our hourly log of the Pump.fun board, explains the time zone overlaps and gives a simple way to choose.
After Pump.fun Graduation: What to Do Next
Graduation is not the finish line. Liquidity moves into a PumpSwap pool, new kinds of visitors arrive and the coins that stay on the trending board are the ones that keep moving. This guide covers the first day after.
Safety and checking results
Staying non-custodial, verifying a package on-chain and what to do after the window closes.
See how far your token is from the board
Paste a mint and the console puts your five-minute volume, trades and holders next to the board median. Packages start at 100 SOL of volume for 1%.