How to spot a bundled pump.fun coin

Learn what a launch-slot bundle is on pump.fun, how DegenGraph measures bundle percent, and which red flags mean coordinated wallets still control supply.

What a bundle is

On pump.fun, a bundle is when several wallets buy in the same create slot (or the first few slots) as the coin launches. Those wallets often share a funder, a bot, or a coordinated sniper setup. The goal is usually to grab cheap supply before organic buyers show up, then dump into the first wave of FOMO.

What DegenGraph shows

The Bundle column is the share of supply those launch-slot wallets still hold right now. If they bought hard at create and later sold out, the percent can drop toward zero — but the risk flag still remembers that the launch was bundled, and the flag text usually shows both what they bought and what they still hold.

Numbers that should slow you down

Treat a high bundle percent as a warning, not a buy signal. Combined with a high top-10 holder share, a large remaining dev bag, or many same-slot snipers, it often means the float is thin and exits can be violent. Always open the coin page and read the explained risk flags before you ape.

How to verify yourself

Paste the mint into the free DegenGraph scanner, open the coin, and check Bundle, Snipers, Dev %, Top 10, and the rug score sentence list. Cross-check the creator wallet on a block explorer if the numbers look off. This is not financial advice — most meme coins go to zero.

FAQ

What is a bundled pump.fun coin?

A bundled coin is one where multiple wallets bought in the launch slot (or the first slots), often funded together, so coordinated wallets control a large early bag.

Does a 0% bundle mean the coin is safe?

No. Bundle percent is what those wallets still hold. They may have sold already, or the risk may come from snipers, the creator, or top-10 concentration instead.

Where do I see bundles on DegenGraph?

On the live scanner feed and on each coin page. Open https://degengraph.com and join t.me/degengraph for alerts.

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Not financial advice. Most meme coins go to zero. Never risk more than you can afford to lose.