On this page
- Where they launch
- pump.fun (most), Raydium LaunchLab, direct pools
- Where they trade
- PumpSwap, Raydium, Meteora, routed by Jupiter
- How many
- About 2,000 an hour on pump.fun
- What runs
- A story people want, a fair setup, real buyers
- AI
- A live rating on every coin, daily picks, narratives written up each day
- Price
- Free account. Sign in with Google
Where memecoins come from
Most Solana memecoins are created on pump.fun for free and trade on a bonding curve until it sells out, then graduate to a PumpSwap pool. Raydium's LaunchLab (behind letsbonk.fun) works the same way with its own curve and graduates to Raydium. Some coins launch straight into a pool. The pump.fun page has the mechanics and the fees.
The life of a memecoin
- Launch. Bots buy the first blocks (snipers, bundles); most coins die here.
- Curve. If real buyers arrive the market cap climbs toward graduation (about 411 SOL on pump.fun). This is the Final stretch.
- Graduation. The coin moves to a pool; volume and attention peak; this is where most runners are made or broken.
- Run or fade. A story people keep sharing, holders who are not one cluster, and a dev who does not sell can carry a coin for days; otherwise it fades.
Watching the lifecycle live
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.
Rugs, and how they look before they happen
The patterns repeat: a dev or a bundle holding a big share, snipers in the first blocks, the supply in a few wallets linked by funding, mint or freeze authority kept, thin or unlocked liquidity, a dev with a string of dead coins. BLIX checks all of it on every coin and gives one number with the reasons. The rug pull scanner page goes through each sign.
Narratives drive the market
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.
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.
Who is trading them
Open any Solana wallet as a page built from the chain: its holdings, latest swaps on every Solana DEX, open positions, best closed trades and its pump.fun rank, with linked wallets grouped. The wallets BLIX follows (smart money found from the chain, Fomo and pump.fun leaderboard traders) carry realized, open and sellable profit kept apart, and their buys arrive as signals with the record beside them. The Top traders board merges the Fomo and pump.fun leaderboards by profit for the day, week or month.
Trade in one click, with real SOL
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.
Terms you will see
| Term | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Bonding curve | The formula that prices a coin before it has a pool; buys push the price up along it |
| Graduation / migration / bonded | The curve sold out and the coin moved to a pool |
| Sniper | A wallet that bought within two blocks of the first trade |
| Bundle | Wallets that bought in the same block as the first trade, usually the launcher's |
| Dev | The wallet that created the coin |
| Top 10 | The share of supply held by the ten largest wallets |
| Narrative | The story a group of coins trades on |
| Mcap | Market cap: price times the billion-token supply |
More ways to find coins
Memecoins are extremely risky and most go to zero. Nothing on this page is financial advice.
Frequently asked questions
What is a Solana memecoin?
A token on Solana created around a joke, a story or a moment rather than a product, usually launched on pump.fun with a billion-token supply and traded for its attention.
How do I start trading Solana memecoins?
Sign in to BLIX with Google, deposit SOL to the wallet it makes for you (or start in paper mode), and buy in one click from Pulse or Discover after checking the holders and the rug check.
Why do most memecoins go to zero?
Most are launched to be sold into by their own creators, and the rest compete for attention that moves on in hours. The holder panel and the narrative tell you which kind you are looking at.
Which is the best Solana memecoin terminal?
See the comparison. BLIX is the one with AI reads, an API and MCP connector with the account, and a coin launcher, at the same 1% fee as the others.