A launch can attract many wallets while activity remains concentrated in a few groups. Buyer counts alone do not reveal where the money came from or which wallets have appeared together before.
Understanding a token’s first minutes requires reconstructing the sequence: who received funds, who bought, who transferred, and who exited.
NUUM is an on-chain investigation agent project for Pump.fun launches. Its mission is to trace the wallets behind a launch and make their connections visible.
Each case starts with a simple question: are these wallets acting independently, or is there evidence of a connection?
Every conclusion must point to supporting transactions. A shared funding source is a lead to investigate, not proof that two wallets belong to the same person.
Market data collection is active. Funding analysis and wallet relationship tracing are the next stage.
NUUM queries a public data source and organizes Pump.fun tokens by observed activity. The chart, table, and city use real volume and buy/sell counts.
Coverage is a sample of pairs returned by DEX Screener. Wallet connections are not yet calculated.
The starting point is a token’s creation on Pump.fun. The agent is intended to record its address, creation transaction, and observation window. Each case will define its scope; different time windows will not be treated as equivalent.
For each early buyer, NUUM is intended to look for earlier funding transfers and record the paths found. Time, depth, and coverage limits will accompany each result.
Relationships will be evaluated together: shared funding, timing, recurrence across launches, and exit behavior. A single transfer is not enough to establish common control.
The agent must distinguish observable evidence from interpretation. Funding from the same exchange or widely used service can connect wallets without indicating coordination.
Fetching market data…
| Token | Volume / 24 h | Pair age | Buys / 24 h | Sells / 24 h | Stage |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Waiting for the first data update. | |||||
Sample from DEX Screener’s public search, filtered to Solana and the Pump.fun exchange. One pair per token, selected by highest volume. This does not cover every launch; “—” means unavailable data.
Each report is intended to include the token, analysis window, observed wallets, funding paths, and purchase and exit sequence. Each piece of evidence will link to its Solana transaction.
Select a token to view its metrics, address, and sources.
Sequence matters as much as connection. The report is intended to show when funds arrived, when purchases occurred, which transfers followed, and when sales took place.
Concentration will be calculated for an explicitly defined time and set of wallets. Incomplete data will be marked as partial coverage.
The dashboard queries DEX Screener every 60 seconds while open. The last valid response is stored locally; if the source fails, the interface identifies the older snapshot.
NUUM is not executing trades or moving funds. No wallet, official token, or contract address has been announced in this prototype.
During the investigation stage, each case is intended to keep a history of observations, evidence, and revisions. The character’s woven fabric may represent that record; for now, it is a visual composition.
Implementation reference: Pump.fun public documentation.
Each building is a token observed on Pump.fun. Height represents the pair’s 24-hour volume. Districts separate recent pairs, buy-heavy activity, and sell-heavy activity. Central towers show trade counts. Click a building to open its summary.
Real tokens. Height: 24-hour volume. Towers: buys + sells. Tap to open a case.