Meme Hunter
A live terminal on the pump.fun feed. Every Solana token the second it is minted — the tape printing underneath, the holder and bundle breakdown beside it, and the whole curve to graduation on one screen.
- Tokens followed
- 48,490
- Reached Raydium
- 3,229
- Avg peak from detect
- +92%
- Average life
- 3m
from first sighting to last trade
graduated off the curve
the best it reached — not a return
from mint to the tape going quiet
Counted over every token the board has tracked to its end. A peak is the highest market cap a token reached after detection, not a result anyone realised.
On the board right now
live · refreshes itselfTokens enter the board the moment they are minted and the market cap is stamped there and then. That stamp is the spine of everything else: a row always reads against where it started, so a token showing 4.2× is four times what it was worth when nobody had heard of it — not four times a number chosen afterwards.
The list is not a leaderboard of winners. Tokens that went to zero stay in the record with everything else, which is the only way an average means anything.
Solana DEX signals are the other half of this: scored alerts you can subscribe to in the app, where Meme Hunter is the raw feed you read yourself.
Seen at the mint, not at the pump
A detection is stamped once and never re-stamped, even if the token leaves the feed and comes back. Shared links keep working long after a token has dropped off every live list, because the record outlives the feed.
The tells, before you touch it
Dev holding, sniper and bundle share, insider concentration, the top-10 slice, fresh-wallet buys and holder growth — read live and drawn next to the chart, with the usual danger thresholds marked.
The curve, as a state and not a number
Bonding, about to bond, migrating, migrated. Past 96% the migration is under way and the market id moves with it; the board follows the token across that jump instead of going quiet at exactly the wrong moment.
One-tap swaps, with the exit set first
A size you choose, a trailing stop that only arms above entry, a hard stop, a take-profit rung and a maximum hold — decided before the buy, not during it. Exits run on live quotes from the same trade stream that draws the chart.
Paper mode
The identical rules on pretend SOL. Watch a strategy fail for a week without paying for the lesson, then switch it to real money in one tap when you trust it.
A simulator that records everything
Every detection’s full price path is stored, so a new rule is scored against history that was recorded before the rule existed. You can compare strategies over the same 1,800 paths instead of over the ones that flattered them.
The honest part
- Most of these lose money. The best rule we have wins about four trades in ten; it makes money on the size of the winners, not on being often right.
- Liquidity can be pulled at any moment, and a position then becomes impossible to sell at any price. That is a total loss, not a drawdown.
- A simulated fill is optimistic. The same rules have run negative live against a positive simulation. We publish the gap rather than the simulation alone.
- Nothing here is advice, and past behaviour of a token is not a forecast of the next one. Size a position so losing all of it does not matter.
Frequently asked questions
- Do I need an account to use Meme Hunter?
- No. The board, the charts, the tape and every metric on a token are open to anyone — open meme.sindex.io and it is already running. An account is only needed for the things that are yours: saving favourites, hiding tokens you are sick of, and trading from a wallet.
- What does it cost?
- Watching costs nothing and always will. The only charge is a percentage of a trade you choose to place, shown on the buy panel before you place it. There is no subscription for the board.
- Where does the data come from?
- The live pump.fun feed, through the padre.gg terminal backend, as a streaming connection rather than polling. Trades arrive as they print, which is why the tape and the chart move without a refresh.
- What does "detected at" mean?
- The market cap the first second the board saw the token. It is stamped once and never re-written, so what a token did since detection is a record rather than a number reconstructed after the fact — including the ones that went to zero.
- Can I trade directly from the board?
- Yes, with a Sindex wallet: one-tap buys with a size you set, a trailing stop that arms above entry, a hard stop, a take-profit rung and a maximum hold. There is also a paper mode that runs the same rules on pretend SOL, so you can watch a strategy fail without paying for it.
- Is the auto-trade simulator a forecast?
- No, and we publish the gap. The simulator fills a stop at the price it was crossed, which a one-bar rug does not respect — the same rules that scored positive in simulation have run negative live. Read it as a recording of what already happened, never as an expectation.
- How risky are these tokens?
- Extremely. These are minutes-old tokens on thin pools where liquidity can be pulled at any moment, making a position impossible to sell at any price. Most go to zero. Only ever size a position so a total loss does not matter.
It is already running
No signup, no trial, no card. Open the board and the next token to launch will appear at the top of it.