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$ desk --lane "PumpFun Alerts" --chain sol
Live PumpFun Alerts alerts from Solana, read the careful way. Daydreamer’s Crypto Hub shows each token as it prints and how often this kind of alert has worked.
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Screen: market cap at least $50.0K, at least 100 holders. Charts open on GMGN.
Daydreamer’s Crypto Hub narrows the PumpFun Alerts lane on Solana with a simple, public screen:
Checked against the latest 48 alerts in the lane (about 18 hours): 13 passed. Median values for the passing alerts: cap $60.7K, liquidity $22.7K, holders 225. Thin pools were common: 3 of 48 had less than 10 % of their cap in liquidity. Across the whole lane, the ten largest wallets held a median 24 % of supply.
Values measured on 2026-09-23 from the Empire feed. The screen is a filter, not a recommendation.
A PumpFun Alerts alert means a new pump.fun launch passed the network's first filters.
On Solana, a curve that completes tells you demand existed. It does not tell you who holds the supply. Daydreamer’s Crypto Hub pairs every PumpFun Alerts print with a look at holders and liquidity.
Day to day, the first hours of a token decide most outcomes. Daydreamer’s Crypto Hub follows PumpFun Alerts on Solana because that is where supply, liquidity and holder spread are still settling.
One habit: Compare market cap with liquidity. A small pool under a large cap means a thin exit. Check the top ten holders, the share held by the deployer and whether liquidity is locked or burned before anything else.
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A sample from the PumpFun Alerts lane on Solana, recorded by Daydreamer’s Crypto Hub on 2026-09-23. The live board above keeps updating; this log does not.
Recorded values, not live prices. Charts open on GMGN with the publisher's referral code.
| Token | Chain | First alert cap | Tracked cap | Multiple | Report |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Grokstreet | SOL | $26K | $255K | 10x | 2026-08-30 |
| S3 | SOL | $87K | $6000K | 70x | 2026-09-08 |
| fone | SOL | $44K | $23800K | 538x | 2026-08-30 |
| MAGNET | SOL | $42K | $846K | 20x | 2026-09-10 |
Historic examples only. Each multiple compares the reported market cap with the first alert. Many other alerts in the same period lost value.
Every PumpFun Alerts alert gets the same checks at Daydreamer’s Crypto Hub.
Daydreamer’s Crypto Hub does not post alerts itself; these Telegram routes do.
Measured window: 7 days, 72 tokens. 2x within a day: 4 %. 5x within a day: 0 %. Dead within a day: 90 %, usually after about 1.2 h. All Solana topics together: 25 % reached 2x. The measured 2x rate sits below the rest of Solana with 95 % confidence in this window.
Source: Blackhat alert scoreboard, 7-day window of mature alerts (older than 24 h), updated 2026-09-23. Full scoreboard.
It is one of the Empire's public desks. It watches PumpFun Alerts alerts on Solana, prints them live and explains how to check each one.
It opens the token on GMGN. Chart links carry the publisher's referral code, so the network may earn a commission if you trade there.
Because most launches fail. The scoreboard counts it openly: 90 % of these alerts died within a day in the measured window.
No. Alerts are observations from public data. Every token here can lose all of its value, and you decide what to do with the information.