Every coin
has a skeleton.
Paste a pump.fun mint. XRAY reads the coin straight from the chain: who filled the curve, who funded them, who still holds it. Then it writes it up like a radiology report. No score. Findings, each marked sure or probable.
Or open a plate from 4 Oct: , , .
How to read
a plate
Time runs left to right on a log scale, so the first second gets as much room as the last hour. Buys rise from the midline, sells fall. The creator and wallets linked to it by funding are drawn like bone, opaque and white. The crowd is soft tissue. Under the image, the holders band: a single blinding ray means hundreds of wallets hold exactly the same amount.
What it reads
Only public data: the pump.fun program on Solana, the coin's PumpSwap pool, who first funded each large wallet, and DexScreener orders. Every line in a report links back to a number you can check.
| Signal | Why it matters | Certainty |
|---|---|---|
| Block-0 fill | How much of the 85 SOL curve was bought in the very block the coin was created. Nobody outside can react that fast. On 4 Oct, 7 of 13 graduations were filled this way by their own operator. | Sure |
| Creator exit | When the dev buy was sold, how fast, for how much. One dev sold 13.8 SOL of supply 42 seconds after launch into 598 buyers. | Sure |
| Early in, early out | Wallets that bought in the first second and sold into whoever came next, on the curve and in the first minutes on PumpSwap. | Sure |
| Shared funding | Who sent the first SOL to the creator and the largest buyers. Several “buyers” paid from one wallet are one budget. A shared exchange wallet is only a lead. | Sure Probable |
| Identical bags | Hundreds of holders with exactly the same balance. Buyers never land on identical amounts. Distributed bags make a holder count look healthy. | Probable |
| Documented wallets | Addresses from operations we dissected before: fake-brand factories, display mega-caps, wash machines. | Sure |
| Paid attention | DexScreener orders and their timing; pump.fun's “verified_callout” exemption, which is not a quality label. | Sure |
First patient:
ourselves
$XRAY is the coin that pays for the instrument. When it launches, its own plate is pinned here and re-exposed every few minutes, with the creator wallet in plain sight. If we ever sell, you will see it here first.
Creator fees pay for the RPC bill. No presale, no hidden wallets, no bundle.
- Mint
- Not launched yet
- Creator
- Published at launch
- Fees
- Creator fees → RPC and hosting