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How to track new pump.fun launches

Add Launchpad radar and set the venue to pump.fun. New coins appear with their age, market cap and a Graduated badge once they leave the bonding curve. The radar refreshes every 20 seconds and only reads. It never connects a wallet or buys anything.

Step by step

  1. 1

    Add Launchpad radar

    Open the Solana group in the Add panel and pick Launchpad radar. It holds both launchpads in one widget, and the venue switch narrows it in a moment.

  2. 2

    Choose the view

    New sorts by creation time. Momentum shows pump.fun coins that are live-streaming right now, ranked by market cap. Coins younger than five minutes get a pulsing green dot in the Age column.

  3. 3

    Set the venue

    The venue switch reads Both, pump.fun and LaunchLab. Pick pump.fun to take LaunchLab out of the list.

  4. 4

    Read a row

    The cap column shows USD market cap, and under it the reply count or how many people are watching the coin's live stream. For pump.fun coins the Bonding curve column says on curve until the coin graduates, then shows Graduated. The percent-to-migration bar appears only on LaunchLab rows.

  5. 5

    Add on-chain context

    Put Trending on-chain set to Solana beside the radar to see which graduated coins draw volume. Solana pulse adds priority fees and Jito tips for when the chain gets busy.

  6. 6

    Keep notes

    Drop a Note on the board for tickers worth a second look. Notes take markdown.

Tips

  • Since March 2025, graduated pump.fun coins migrate to PumpSwap, pump.fun's own AMM, not to Raydium. Look for them in Trending on-chain, not in Raydium pools.
  • Cashboard does not show a curve percentage for pump.fun coins, only whether they are still on the curve or have graduated. Graduating says nothing about whether the coin is any good.
  • Most launchpad tokens go to zero. Treat every row as unchecked until you have looked at it yourself.

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Frequently asked questions

Can I buy a pump.fun token from Cashboard?

On the web, yes. Buy on a row loads the coin into a Jupiter swap on the board, where you set the amount, and if Jupiter finds a route your own wallet signs. Cashboard's own code never signs or sends the transaction. The link icon on a row opens the coin on pump.fun, where you can also trade.

What does graduated mean on the radar?

The bonding curve filled and the launchpad moved the liquidity into a regular pool, which for pump.fun means PumpSwap. The badge lets you tell coins still on the curve from coins that already trade freely.

Last reviewed . Market data in Cashboard comes from the providers named on each widget and may be delayed. Nothing here is financial advice.