PumpTrending is a Pump.fun trending bot. It trades your token from a fresh set of wallets inside a window you choose, so its five-minute volume, trade count and holder list look like the coins already sitting on the trending board. We read that board every 90 seconds and show you the gap before you spend anything on getting trending on Pump.fun.
What the median coin did in the last five minutes
111 trades / 5m for 3hfee 7.5 SOL
Source: Pump.fun trending feed, Solana coins only. Refreshes every 90 seconds while this page is open.
On , the median coin in the Pump.fun trending top 20 traded 18 SOL in five minutes and 332 SOL in one hour, printed 32 trades per five minutes and had 2,452 holders. The quietest coin in the top 20 still did 5 SOL in that hour. Every one of them had already graduated from the bonding curve. 6 were under a day old and 9 were over a week old.
Pump.fun does not publish its ranking formula, so these figures describe what the board looks like, not why a coin sits where it does. A token doing 2 SOL every five minutes sits far below this median, which is why every package here is sized against the board instead of a round number.
| # | Coin | Stage | Age | 5m vol | 1h vol | Trades 5m | Holders |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | FTR | graduated | 1 d | 409.6 | 4,973 | 503 | 18,537 |
| 2 | 1 | graduated | 15.6 h | 812 | 5,172 | 1,185 | 12,102 |
| 3 | Irene | graduated | 2.6 h | 190 | 1,146 | 441 | 1,354 |
| 4 | NTRNDM | graduated | 8 d | 5 | 560 | 24 | 1,789 |
| 5 | LOOM | graduated | 5.2 h | 40 | 604 | 104 | 2,272 |
| 6 | SI | pool: LaunchLab | 25 d | 699.6 | 2,003 | 107 | 17,933 |
| 7 | BUBBLE | graduated | 16.1 h | 17.1 | 329 | 34 | 2,573 |
| 8 | FTR | pool: Raydium | 63 d | 27.1 | 385 | 45 | 2,333 |
| 9 | Deer | graduated | 4.1 h | 9.9 | 334 | 35 | 389 |
| 10 | SAINDRA | graduated | 2 d | 12.8 | 172 | 26 | 2,571 |
| 11 | DOPE | graduated | 5 d | 51.5 | 497 | 43 | 14,324 |
| 12 | STARMAN | graduated | 10 h | 9.2 | 165 | 30 | 1,347 |
| 13 | Dacity | graduated | 5 d | 34.3 | 327 | 26 | 4,282 |
| 14 | PsyopAnime | graduated | 279 d | 36.7 | 359 | 78 | 1,887 |
| 15 | SKILLISSUE | graduated | 942 d | 1.4 | 5 | 3 | 157 |
| 16 | baton | graduated | 37 d | 10.4 | 177 | 11 | 16,406 |
| 17 | Nihilism | graduated | 1 d | 14.9 | 236 | 24 | 2,241 |
| 18 | fone | graduated | 50 d | 18.9 | 99 | 6 | 4,052 |
| 19 | swordcat | graduated | 18 d | 5 | 113 | 12 | 7,235 |
| 20 | Malfoid | graduated | 15 d | 4.5 | 63 | 7 | 1,682 |
Source: Pump.fun trending feed, Solana coins only, medians of the top 20, read every 90 seconds. Volumes are in SOL. Coins launched on other chains and non-Solana entries on the feed are left out. We do not know Pump.fun's ranking formula; this table shows what the coins on it are doing, not why they are ranked where they are.
A Pump.fun trending bot buys and sells one token from many separate Solana wallets during a set window, so the numbers visible on Pump.fun's trending board rise together: recent volume, trades per five minutes, holder count and activity on the token page. It cannot edit the ranking. It produces the kind of activity the coins already on the board are showing and leaves the ranking to Pump.fun. People search for "pump fun trending" because that board decides what newcomers see first.
Watch the board for ten minutes and one thing stands out: nothing near the top is quiet. On 16 October 2026, 11:54 UTC the median coin in the top 20 traded 18 SOL in five minutes across 32 trades and had 2,452 holders. A token doing 2 SOL every five minutes is not in that conversation, however good its art is.
So we size packages against the board, not against a round number. The console reads your token's last 100 trades and its holder count, puts them next to the board median, and shows what each package adds per five minutes. When the package you picked is too small for the gap, it tells you.
Three steps on one screen: check your token against the board, pick a window, send one transfer. Nothing to install and nothing to sign.
Drop the contract address into the console. It reads the token, its last 100 trades, holder count and one-hour volume, and lines them up against the median coin on the trending board right now.
pumptrending> check 9Qx...pump Spark covers one hour, Climb three, Peak six and Day a full 24. Each shows its volume, wallets, trade pace and replies, and the fee is 1% of the volume. A custom plan starts at 100 SOL.
pumptrending> package climb --hours 3 Pay from your phone with the QR code, or paste the address into any Solana wallet. Once the transfer is in a block, the console links it on Solscan and your package joins the queue.
pumptrending> pay --watch Every package costs 1% of the volume it trades. Spark trades 300 SOL in one hour for 3 SOL; Day trades 3,600 SOL over 24 hours for 36 SOL. Out of that one number we pay for every swap, every network and priority fee, the Jito tips, the token account rent and the SOL loaded into each wallet. Nobody asks you for a trading float.
One concentrated hour, often used right after launch
300 SOL of volume · 1%
Three hours of steady activity measured against the board
750 SOL of volume · 1%
A working day across US and Asia hours
1,200 SOL of volume · 1%
Round the clock, lighter per hour
3,600 SOL of volume · 1%
Pace and holder figures are planning estimates. What the board looks like during your window depends on what else launches in the same hours.
Every number the trending feed reports for a coin, from five-minute volume to holders, gets its own lever in the package.
Each package gets its own new set of wallets, funded with uneven amounts. The holder count climbs as they buy instead of jumping once at the start.
Packages are built around trades per five minutes, the same window the board reports, not around a vague daily total.
Orders go out in Jito bundles, which keeps them out of the public queue and away from sandwich bots until they land.
Order sizes and gaps vary through the whole window, so the trade tape reads like normal trading instead of one size on a timer.
If the bonding curve fills halfway through, trading moves into the PumpSwap pool and carries on in the same package. Tokens that graduated long ago run in their pool from the first minute.
The token page gets replies and favorites from separate wallets over the same hours. Use the built-in library or upload your own .txt.
The console never sees your wallet. There is no approval prompt, no key field and no phrase to type. You send SOL once.
Network fees, priority fees, Jito tips, swap costs, token accounts and wallet funding are all paid out of the 1%. Creator follows are the only add-on.
Packages run from 1 to 24 hours on 1,000 to 6,000 wallets. Custom plans go from 100 SOL up, on 500 to 10,000 wallets. Every range the console accepts is below.
| Setting | Range or value |
|---|---|
| Packages | Spark 1 h, Climb 3 h, Peak 6 h, Day 24 h, or a custom plan |
| Volume per package | 300 to 3,600 SOL; custom plans from 100 SOL |
| Fee | 1% of the volume, every cost included |
| Wallets | 1,000 to 6,000 in packages; 500 to 10,000 custom |
| Order size | Random inside the band, minimum 0.1 SOL |
| Board reference | Pump.fun trending board, median of the top 20 Solana coins, read every 90 seconds |
| Venues | Pump.fun bonding curve and the PumpSwap pool |
| Routing | Jito bundles, submitted privately |
| Token page | Replies from the library or your .txt, favorites, optional creator follows |
| Creator follows | Optional add-on, up to 40% on top of the fee at full density |
| Custom window | 15 minutes to 24 hours |
| Order band | Packages use 0.10 to 0.275 SOL up to 0.10 to 0.65 SOL; custom bands from 0.1 SOL |
| Payment | SOL transfer with a Solana Pay QR, watched on-chain |
| Custody | No wallet connection, no keys, no approvals |
Four things people spend a launch budget on, and what each one actually changes.
| Option | How it works | Result on screen | Catch |
|---|---|---|---|
| Trending package | Trades sized against the live board for a fixed number of hours | Volume, trades, holders and replies rise in the same window | When the window closes, real buyers have to carry the chart |
| Plain volume bot | A set amount of volume with no reference to what is trending | A busier chart | Easy to come in under the board and spend the budget out of sight |
| Paid calls | Accounts with an audience post the token | A burst of visitors | They land on a chart that may not be moving |
| DexScreener boost | Paid placement on DexScreener | Visibility on a different site | Does not touch the Pump.fun board |
It is, provided the service never gets near your keys. Here the only thing that moves is one SOL transfer you make yourself.
Every trade is a real swap on Solana mainnet. When the network is busy, confirmations are slower. If the board is crowded during your window, the package still trades the volume you bought.
Custody never changes hands. You make one transfer, the fee, and PumpTrending never holds your SOL, your tokens or any access to your wallet. No support reply, form or chat from us will ask for a recovery phrase, a key or a signature. The one mistake we cannot fix is a wrong mint, because trades placed on the wrong token stay on-chain.
Plan it like any launch budget. Open the live board, decide how many hours of attention the token needs, read the terms, and save the Solscan link that appears once your payment lands.
No trending bot controls Pump.fun's ranking, the price or your profit. What PumpTrending can show you afterwards is the activity it produced, trade by trade, on Solscan.
Short definitions for the words used on the board, in the packages and in the console.
PumpTrending is operated by a small team that builds the package engine, the console and the board reader on this page. Package sizes and fees shown here were last checked on 16 October 2026, and the board figures carry their own UTC timestamp.
Support is by email at support@pumpfuntrending.net and is answered in the order messages arrive. How we measure: the board figures come from the Pump.fun trending feed, Solana coins only, as medians of the top 20, read every 90 seconds. Every package can be checked trade by trade on Solscan.
Cost, the board, custody and what happens if the token graduates halfway through.
It keeps your token busy for a window you pick, using a large set of separate wallets, so recent volume, trades per five minutes, holders and replies go up together, which is what the coins on the trending board look like. PumpTrending sizes each package against the live board and shows your token next to the board median before you pay.
Pump.fun does not publish its formula. What anyone can see is the data its trending feed returns for each coin: volume over 5 minutes, 15 minutes and 1 hour, trades in the last five minutes, holder count and age. Coins in the top 20 are busy on all of these at once, not on one of them.
It moves all day. On 16 October 2026, 11:54 UTC the median coin in the top 20 had 18 SOL of volume in the last five minutes and 332 SOL in the last hour, with 32 trades per five minutes. The quietest coin in the top 20 did 5 SOL in that hour. The board at the top of this page shows the current numbers.
1% of the volume it trades. Spark (1 hour, 300 SOL) costs 3 SOL, Climb (3 hours, 750 SOL) costs 7.5 SOL, Peak (6 hours, 1,200 SOL) costs 12 SOL and Day (24 hours, 3,600 SOL) costs 36 SOL. A custom plan starts at 100 SOL of volume, which is a 1 SOL fee.
All of what a package consumes. That is the swap cost of each trade, network and priority fees, Jito tips, account rent, the SOL each wallet is loaded with, plus replies and favorites. You will not be asked for gas money or a trading deposit later. Creator follows cost extra, and the console shows that amount inside the total before you send anything.
Spark if the token is fresh and you want one heavy hour while people are looking. Climb if you want a longer run at a moderate pace. Peak and Day spread the volume thinner over more hours, which suits a token that already has some life. The console compares each package's five-minute pace with the board, so you can see which one closes your gap.
No, and you should be wary of anyone who does. The ranking belongs to Pump.fun and changes with every coin launched in the same hour. What a package delivers is measurable and on-chain: the volume, trades, holders, replies and favorites it was set to produce, inside the window you paid for.
No. The console has no connect button at all. You copy an address, send SOL from whatever wallet you like, and that is it. If someone claiming to be PumpTrending asks for a recovery phrase, a key or a signature, it is a scam.
The package keeps running. The engine watches the bonding curve, and when it completes, trading continues in the token's PumpSwap pool without a restart. Graduation often brings extra attention, so the package keeps trading through it.
Yes. A token that graduated weeks ago runs the package in its pool from the first minute. Older tokens on the board are common: in our 16 October 2026, 11:54 UTC snapshot, 9 of the top 20 were more than a week old.
Yes. Write them in a plain text file, one line per reply, keep it under 512 KB and pick it in the console. Your lines replace the library for that package. The browser reads the file locally; it is not uploaded anywhere.
Tell the console you have paid and it starts polling the address every few seconds. As soon as a matching transfer appears in a block, you get the Solscan link and the order moves to your saved list as paid. We then email you a start time.
Email support@pumpfuntrending.net with the mint and the payment link and we will pause or adjust it. Anything already traded is final, because swaps on Solana cannot be undone, and a package that has begun is not refunded.
Trading from our wallets stops at the end of the window. From then on the chart depends on organic buyers, so place the window where you expect attention anyway: a launch post, a listing or a community event.
No. They are separate rankings on separate sites, each with its own inputs. A Pump.fun package is sized against the Pump.fun board only, and the comparison in the console uses Pump.fun data only.
The top-20 medians move through the day, so a number is only useful with a time next to it. The live card at the top of this page shows the current values with their UTC time, and the console compares your token against the board at the moment you check.
Trading tools are ordinary software, but the rules around them differ from country to country and nothing here is legal advice. Check what applies where you live, describe your token honestly and never promise anyone a return.
Paste the mint, compare it with the board, pick a window. The fee is on screen before any SOL moves.
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