Cryptown

Three islands of pump.fun coins, each one a leaderboard you can walk through. Every building is a coin and every detail is a live number — nothing here is decoration.

24 hours — a dust-blown boomtown

The day's biggest real movers, by price change.

7 days — a working port

The week's runners. Needs a Solana Tracker key; without one it ranks by traded volume and says so.

All time — a city of monuments

Peak market cap, computed from each coin's own daily price history.

Rebuilt from live data every minute. Causeways connect the three, or use the tabs.

Most of pump.fun is noise, so a coin has to earn its place on an island:

Older than the window

A coin launched four hours ago has a “24h change” measured from its launch price. That reads as +8,000% and means nothing, so it waits a day.

Liquidity that holds the cap up

Market cap is price times supply, so a thin pool prints a huge number nobody could sell into. A coin needs at least 1% of its cap sitting in the pool.

Real trading behind it

At least $10k of volume in the last day.

One house per ticker

Clone tickers are everywhere. The deepest pool keeps the name.

Building size

Market cap. The largest coin is the tower in the middle, the smallest a hut.

Gold trim, banner

Trading near its all-time high.

Boarded windows, moss

Far below its all-time high.

Size of the crowd

How many replies the coin has.

Lit windows, lanterns

It traded recently. Dark means nobody has bought or sold in hours.

Stage with braziers

The coin is livestreaming right now.

Villager in a gold hat

The coin's creator, standing at the door.

Tent and campfire

Still on the bonding curve — it has not graduated yet.

WASD walk · E knock at a door · scroll to zoom

Knocking opens that coin's details. From there you can visit its village, where every resident is a holder sized by their bag. Residents lists all fifty and walks you there.

Coins, market caps, all-time highs, replies and livestream status come from pump.fun. Prices, 24h moves, volume, liquidity and buy/sell counts come from DexScreener. Holder counts come from Helius. The rankings are read when the page loads; while you are here, the market cap on every sign is re-read from DexScreener every 30 seconds and the sign flashes green or red when it moves. Buildings keep their page-load size.

A ranking is only ever labelled by what it actually measures. If a source is unreachable the island falls back, says what it fell back to, and the badge below reads sample data.