RugorRun

Replays of pump.fun-style launches. Read the numbers, flag the traps, then ape or skip before the timer runs out.

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Sample replay: one launch that rugged, one that ran.

8 launches. Everyone gets the same ones today.

How a round works

  1. Watch the launch. The first two minutes replay at speed, with every trade and holder number updating live.
  2. Flag the traps. Tap any number that looks wrong. Real red flags score points; false alarms cost points.
  3. Ape or skip. Ape puts in 1 SOL and you can sell at any time. Then the replay shows what really happened.
The traps to look for
Serial launcherDev history
The dev has launched dozens of coins and almost all are dead. They profit from launches, not from holders.
Bundled launchBundled
Several wallets buy in the launch block. That’s one person splitting a big bag to look like many buyers.
Sniper farmSnipers
Bots grab a big share in the first 3 seconds, then sell a slice into every buyer.
CopycatName · Socials
Same name and X account as an older coin that already pumped.
Fake volumeTrades / wallets
Hundreds of trades from a few dozen wallets. Bots are trading with themselves.
Insiders and a KOLInsiders
Dev-funded wallets load up early, a KOL posts it, and the insiders sell to the followers.
Heavy dev bagDev holds
The dev holds 10% or more and can crash the price with one sell.
Sell the bondInsiders · Bonding
Dev-funded wallets push a coin to 100% bonding, then sell into the buyers who chase coins that are about to bond.
ConcentrationTop 10 holders
Ten wallets own 40% or more. A couple of sells and there’s nobody left to buy.
Warnings, not trapsDev wallet · Socials
A brand-new dev wallet or no socials isn’t a rug on its own, but it means there’s no record to check.

Launches are simulated using pump.fun’s bonding-curve maths and the trader behaviour behind each trap. Runs are weighted toward traps you can learn from. In the real trenches most launches go to zero. This is a training game, not financial advice.