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Open-source intelligence · pump.fun

BLACKSITE

Every meta is an operation. We have the tapes.

A meta does not “catch on”. One wallet opens it, a fleet of copies lands within minutes, and the outside money is gone before the timeline finishes typing about it. We record every pump.fun launch and every trade as it happens — so for any surging narrative we can name the genesis wallet, lay out the cascade with timestamps, and show you exactly who got paid.

Case file · contract addressSolana · pump.fun
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Open the board Case file: Black October
A redacted BLACKSITE case file with one bar peeled back to reveal a wallet address Exhibit A — the bar comes offBLK-2610-21
Section 01

Active operations

Every name-cluster we caught in the last 30 hours of pump.fun, ranked by the outside money that went into it. Top-10 share is the cut taken by the ten best-paid creator wallets in that cluster. Dead is the share of launches that drew under 1 SOL from anyone but their own creator.

Codename Opened (CDT) Launches Wallets Outside SOL Top-10 share Dead Genesis wallet

← Swipe the board sideways for the full record →

Click any black bar to lift it. Sort by any column. Genesis wallets are shortened here — full addresses are in the case file and the dossiers below.

Section 02 · case file BLK-2610-21

Operation Black October

Finding 01 · confirmed

The genesis wallet copied itself

The wallet that opened Black October at 22:42 — and pulled 407.8 SOL from 573 outside buyers —

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launched its own “BLACKTOBER” copy ten minutes later, at 22:52, and took another 189.2 SOL. The cascade people read as organic hype starts with one wallet racing itself.

Finding 02

It works other metas too

The same wallet shows up in 4 separate name-clusters in our 30-hour window — including a “Larp Final Boss” the next morning — for 743.1 SOL across 8 launches.

Finding 03

The tail gets nothing

201 launches carried the Black October name. 60% of them drew under one SOL. The ten best-paid wallets took 76% of everything.

Section 03

Known operatives

Creator wallets ranked by outside money drawn across every cascade on the board. These are on-chain behaviours of wallets — never claims about people. Lift a bar to read the address.

Section 04

The ones who thought they were early

The other side of every operation: wallets that fired dozens of launches into the same names and drew essentially nothing. They are not running the meta. They are the meta's exhaust.

Section 05

The payroll

Pool every cascade on the board together and the shape never changes.

Across 43,851 launches in 30 hours, the top 1% took 37% of all the outside money.

Section 06

How we know

No oracle, no scraping, no vibes. One firehose and arithmetic.

The tape

We record every pump.fun create and every trade on the bonding curve, continuously, to our own store. This page is built from 43,851 launches observed in a 30-hour window ending 2026-10-22 20:55 CDT.

Outside money

“Outside SOL” counts only SOL spent buying by wallets that are not that launch's own creator wallet. A creator buying its own coin adds nothing to the number. Buyer counts are distinct wallets, creator excluded.

Cascades

A cascade is a word that appears in the name or ticker of many launches, where the first eight land inside 24 hours of each other — a burst, not a word that is always around. We then price every launch in the cluster.

What we do not claim

A wallet is not a person. Repeated launches into the same name are a pattern, not proof of intent or of a crime. Everything here is public chain data you can verify yourself; the mints are printed so you can.