On this page
| pump.fun | Moonshot / Moonit | |
|---|---|---|
| Model | Free creation, bonding curve, graduation to PumpSwap | Bonding curve with fiat on-ramp (card and Apple Pay in its app) |
| Fees | 1.25% on the curve; PumpSwap tiered after | Its own curve fee; check moon.it for current terms |
| Status | Live, the larger launchpad | Rebranded Moonit; showed a maintenance notice at the time of checking |
| In BLIX | Full: Pulse, holders, rug check, AI, trade | Coins that reach a Solana pool appear through DexScreener and GeckoTerminal pairs |
Choosing a launchpad in 2026
- Where the buyers are. A curve with no traffic is a coin with no bids. pump.fun's launch volume is the reason most coins still launch there.
- What graduation looks like. pump.fun moves coins to its own PumpSwap pool automatically at about 411 SOL of market cap; other launchpads graduate to Raydium or to nothing.
- Fees, and who gets them. pump.fun's curve fee is 1.25% with 0.30% to the creator, splittable with up to ten wallets or redirected to traders as a cashback coin.
- Fiat on-ramp. Moonshot's card payments were its edge; with its site in maintenance, the on-ramp question moves to the terminal (BLIX takes SOL deposits from any wallet or exchange).
- Tooling. Terminals, scanners and APIs cover pump.fun first. BLIX reads pump.fun and Raydium LaunchLab from the chain; Moonshot-era coins show up only once they trade on a pool.
What it means for a trader
If you trade launches, you trade pump.fun: that is where the Final stretch and the migrations are. If you hold Moonshot-era coins, BLIX shows them like any other Solana token once they are on a pool Jupiter routes, with holders, the chart and the AI rating. Launchpads come and go; the holder ledger and the rug check are the same on every coin.
The real difference
pump.fun is a crypto-native curve: SOL in, graduation to its own DEX. Moonshot's bet was onboarding with a card, which brought new buyers but put the launchpad in the position of a payments app. For a trader the question is simpler: where are the coins and the volume? In 2026 that is pump.fun, with LetsBonk second, and BLIX follows both from the chain.
Pulse: every pump.fun coin from launch to migration
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.
More launchpad pages
BLIX is independent and not affiliated with pump.fun, Moonshot, Moonit or DEX Screener. Facts about pump.fun, Moonshot, Moonit or DEX Screener were checked against public sources on October 10, 2026 and can change.
Memecoins are extremely risky and most go to zero. Nothing on this page is financial advice.
Frequently asked questions
Is Moonshot still running?
Moonshot rebranded to Moonit (moon.it). At the time of checking (October 10, 2026) the sources we found showed a maintenance notice; check its site for the current state.
Does BLIX track Moonshot coins?
Coins that reach a Solana pool show up through DexScreener and GeckoTerminal pairs. The deep coverage (launch to migration, holders from the first trade) is for pump.fun and Raydium LaunchLab, which Blix reads from the chain.