what it checks
Only the chain. RON follows every new pump.fun coin from its first second and keeps these numbers for each one, for every second of its first hour.
- who's who
- Every wallet gets a role from the first second: dev, block-0 buyers, snipers, wallets that got tokens by transfer, early and late buyers.
- who holds what
- Share of supply held by insiders and by each role; the top 1, 5 and 10 wallets; holders who never bought.
- transfers
- Tokens moved without a trade: how many, to how many wallets the dev sent tokens, how much left the dev.
- the launch
- How much SOL the dev and the block-0 buyers put in when the coin was created.
- money flow
- Buys against sells, SOL in and out, the last minute's flow, and how much came from outside buyers.
- the dev
- Has the dev sold, and for how much SOL.
- price path
- Market cap, distance from its peak, change over the last 10 s, 1 min and 5 min, and the coin's age.
- graduation
- Whether it has left the bonding curve for PumpSwap.
what it doesn't use
No socials, no Telegram groups, no influencer lists, no website or logo checks, no chatbot opinions. The reasons you see come from the model's own weights, turned into plain sentences.
why you can trust the number
- same engine
- the code that learned from past coins is the code that scores live ones
- calibrated
- the score is a real probability, checked on days the model never saw
- graded in public
- every call is checked 60 minutes later; see the track record
- versioned
- every verdict names the model that made it
- dump math
- "if they sell" is computed from the curve's reserves, so it's exact for this moment