On this page
- Speed
- New pump.fun coins about a second after the chain; prices several times a second
- Where
- Pulse: New pairs and Final stretch; Discover: New pairs and Bonded
- Per coin
- Market cap, buys, sells, traders, holders, dev, snipers, bundles, rating
- Noise
- Copies counted per ticker; dead coins never listed
- Safety
- Rug check, dev history, snipers, bundles, bubble map
- Price
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New pairs, Final stretch, Migrated
Pulse splits pump.fun into the three stages that matter for a trade. New pairs lists coins about a second after they are created on chain. Final stretch holds the ones closest to completing the bonding curve, where most of the volume arrives. Migrated shows coins that graduated to a pool and keep trading. Every row updates live: market cap, buys and sells, volume, holders, age, the coin's picture and its X, Telegram and website links.
What to read in a coin's first minutes
- Traders, not buys. Fifty buys from five wallets is one person. BLIX counts traders.
- The first block. Bundles (same block as the first trade) and snipers (within two blocks) are tagged at once. A coin whose first holders are bots rarely survives their exit.
- The dev. Share now, largest share, whether it sold, and its past launches. Serial launchers are flagged.
- Copies. The row says how many coins with the same ticker launched this hour. The first one is sometimes the story; the eleventh is not.
- The rating. The instant rules score, relabelled by a fast model within seconds; the deep read follows if the coin keeps trading.
A live AI rating on every coin
Every coin gets a rating built from its live liquidity, holders, volume and risk signals (dev history, snipers, bundles, supply concentration), updated as the coin trades. One click runs a full read: the dev's past launches, holder concentration, socials, red flags and how the coin compares with the rest of its narrative, with a grade from A to F, a thesis and a plan.
New narratives, not only new coins
Memecoins move in themes. BLIX groups coins by the story they ride and tracks which stories are gaining. The Today desk writes up the day's narratives and runners: Blix AI researches each one on X and the web and explains what the thing is, what happened, how it is trading, which coins play which role, the case for and against, and what to watch, with live numbers beside it.
Buy a new coin in one click
Sign in with Google and BLIX makes you a Solana wallet. Deposit SOL, set your size once, and buy from any list or chart in one click: the swap is routed through Jupiter with a priority fee set per trade so it lands fast. Sell all or part of a position just as fast. The fee is 1% a trade, 0.8% if you joined through an invite, and you can export your private key or withdraw at any time.
Or paper-trade the launch
Paper mode fills every buy and sell at the price a real swap would get right now, takes trading costs off each side, and runs the same take profit, stop loss and trailing stop. Flip to live when you are ready; the screens are the same.
More ways to find coins
Memecoins are extremely risky and most go to zero. Nothing on this page is financial advice.
Frequently asked questions
Where can I see new meme coins as they launch?
On BLIX's Pulse board: the New pairs column lists every pump.fun launch about a second after the chain, and Discover's New pairs covers new pools across Solana.
How many new meme coins launch a day?
On a normal day roughly 2,000 an hour on pump.fun alone, around 40,000 to 50,000 a day. Nearly all are dead within the hour, which is why BLIX counts copies and never lists dead coins.
Should I buy a coin in its first minute?
Rarely. The first minute belongs to bots; the Final stretch and the first minutes after graduation are where real buyers show. Paper-trade launches first and read the record.
Can I get new coin alerts?
Every launch is on the live stream with your account, and in the app the signals feed raises picks, smart-wallet buys and narrative bursts, which are the launches worth a look.