Catch the next narrative.
Before it runs.
SCOUT watches every pump.fun launch as it happens. The moment four devs launch the same new word, it calls the narrative and names the first coin. Holders see it live. Everyone else, 15 minutes later.
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Words launched by five or more devs in the last hour, fresh ones first.
| Narrative | Last hour | Last 10 min | Devs | Real crowds | Best coin so far |
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Every call, and what happened next
An hour after each call, SCOUT writes down what the narrative did. Most fade. The ones that don't are why it exists.
| Called | Narrative | First coin | Peak | Real buyers | Coins |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| The first calls get their outcome an hour after they are made. | |||||
How it works
- 1
Every launch, as it happens
Our own recorder follows the pump.fun program on Solana: every launch and every trade, around 45,000 launches a day, a second or two behind the chain.
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A narrative is called
When a word nobody launched in the last 24 hours is launched five times by four different devs within ten minutes, SCOUT calls it, names the first coin and says in one line what it is about.
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You see it first
Hold $PUMPSCOUT and sign in with your wallet: you see every call and the live board the moment they happen. Everyone else sees them 15 minutes later.
Live access is for holders
Hold $PUMPSCOUT in your wallet and sign in with one message. No funds move, no subscription, nothing to approve.
Questions
Is a call a signal to buy?
No. SCOUT shows what is being launched and who is buying it. Most narratives fade within the hour, and the record shows how many did. Nothing here is financial advice; memecoins can lose all of their value in minutes.
Where does the data come from?
From our own recorder of the pump.fun program, running since 30 September 2026. It reads every launch and trade from Solana as it happens. No third-party signals, no paid groups.
What is a "real crowd"?
At least 30 SOL bought after the first minute by wallets that did not trade in the first five seconds. Snipers and bundles buy in those seconds; people come after.
Why do non-holders wait 15 minutes?
Being early is the whole point. Holders keep SCOUT running; the delay is what they get for it. The record and the board are public for everyone, 15 minutes late.
Is SCOUT affiliated with pump.fun?
No. SCOUT is independent and only reads public on-chain data.