How we measure

Where the data comes from

Every trade, launch, token transfer and pool on Pump's programs and the other launchpads (Raydium LaunchLab, Meteora's bonding curves and pools), read straight from the Solana chain and stored as it happened, since 2026-04-18. Nothing is self-reported, sampled from screenshots, or bought from a data vendor.

Each finding says exactly which part it reads: launches, graduations, the buys in a coin's first block, a dev's earlier coins.

How linked wallets are found

Wallets get grouped when they act as one: they sign transactions together, one funds the other, or they buy the same coin at the same moment over and over. The model is rebuilt every night from the last 30 days and checked on trades it has never seen. We describe the signals, not the exact rules: a recipe would help insiders dodge it.

How a number gets on a page

Every number on a finding page is computed from the chain data by a query we keep with the page, and comes with the window it covers and the date we measured it. Findings are measured again on a schedule, and a page shows how its number has moved.

If we find a mistake, we fix the number and say so on the page.

Using the data

Every finding's data is free to download as CSV and JSON under CC BY 4.0: use it for anything, and say it came from Hidden Hand.

What this is not

None of this is a prediction, a tip or financial advice. It is the evidence behind what the Hidden Hand panel shows you on live coins.