Farmed$GAMBIT
GAMBIT · pump.fun · bonded 24h ago
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This coin was dumped. Its price fell 80% inside one minute.
- Fell from $38k to $4k inside one minute. Insiders dumped on the buyers.
The 5 checks
- Real trading fees Pass
8.7 SOL paid
Every trade pays a small fee. A real coin has paid 3 SOL or more in fees.
- Real people buying Pass
$4k from people of $124k total
Most of the volume comes from people, not bots.
- No one-minute dump Fail
$38k → $4k in one minute
The price never fell 80% or more inside a single minute.
- Not from a farm Pass
Its maker isn't pumping out fakes today
The wallet that made it, and the wallet that funded that one, aren't pumping out fakes.
- Not a copy Pass
The only coin with this ticker
It isn't a copy of a ticker that's already running.
The numbers, explained
- Market cap
- $2k
- Highest market cap
- $146k
- Trading fees paid
- 8.7 SOL
- Volume (24 h)
- $124k
- Real-people volume
- $4k (3%)
- Holders
- 174
- Top 10 wallets hold
- 7.1%
- Traders (24 h)
- 698
- Buys / sells (24 h)
- 1,311 / 1,342
- Launch to bond
- 1.2 h
- Coins this launch wallet made
- 1
What the whole coin is worth right now (price × supply).
The most it was ever worth. A big gap to now means it already dumped.
Real money spent on trades. Under 3 SOL is a red flag.
Everything bought and sold. Bots can inflate this.
The part of the volume from people, not bots.
Wallets that own some. Farms make fake holders too, so read this with the fees.
Share of the supply in the 10 biggest wallets. Over 30–40% means a few people can crash it.
Different wallets that bought or sold.
How many trades went each way.
How long it took to fill its curve. Under a minute usually means the maker bought it up with their own wallets.
All-time count. Thousands usually means a deploy tool many people share; hundreds plus fakes today means a factory.