pump.fun traded $103.2M on the bonding curve on Nov 11, 19% below the last month’s typical day.
Slow market, not a closed one. You can still make money on days like this, it just costs more: fewer buyers per launch, slower moves, and more patience to find the ones that run.
Add it to your server and type /ismarketgreat in any channel. It replies with the day’s verdict and the numbers behind it, the same ones on this page.
Slow market, not a closed one. You can still make money on days like this, it just costs more: fewer buyers per launch, slower moves, and more patience to find the ones that run.
Bar height is that UTC day’s bonding-curve volume. The shade is the final score it got that day, volume and SOL together.
+12% day over day
+67% vs its 30d median · context only
Dead days: 24
The real numbers behind the volume part of Nov 11’s score.
Nov 11: 17 (SOL price unavailable, volume only)
Quieter than most of the last month. Fewer buyers for every launch.
A normal day for the last month. Be picky.
Busier than two thirds of the last month. The best time to be on.
Two parts. 75% is pump.fun volume: the share of the last 30 days that had less bonding-curve volume. 25% is SOL: how it moved over the last 7 days, where −10% or worse counts 0, flat counts 50 and +10% or better counts 100. 67 or more is great, 34 to 66 is mid, 33 or less is dead.
Volume on the bonding curve is money going into new launches, which is what you log in for. When it’s high there are buyers; when it’s low, even good coins struggle. PumpSwap (coins that already graduated) is shown as context but doesn’t move the score.
Everything on pump.fun is priced in SOL. When SOL bleeds, traders sit on their hands and every bag loses value in dollars, even if the coin holds. SOL is measured against fixed levels, not against last month, so a month-long slide keeps counting against the score.
Yes. A low score means a slow market, not a closed one. There are fewer buyers per launch and moves take longer, so it costs more time and more care to find the coins that run. The score tells you how hard the day is, not that it’s impossible.
Because “a lot” changes. $90M a day was a great day in July and a quiet one in October. Comparing with the last month tells you how today feels against what traders are used to right now.
Not minute by minute. The score uses the latest full UTC day, so it changes once a day, shortly after midnight UTC once the data is published. The date is always shown next to the score.
Volume: DefiLlama’s daily figures for pump.fun and PumpSwap, computed from the trades recorded on Solana. SOL price: Kraken’s daily SOL/USD close. We don’t edit or adjust either.
Press “Add to Discord”, pick a server where you can manage apps, and type /ismarketgreat in any channel. It answers with the same score and numbers as this page. It’s free.
No. It only answers its own slash command and asks for no permissions. Discord sends it the command, it replies with the day’s numbers, nothing else.
No. It tells you how busy pump.fun was compared with the last month. A great day can still lose you money, and a dead day can still have a runner.
One number a day that tells you whether pump.fun is worth your time. On this page and in your Discord.