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Launch record · observed at creation 2026-11-11 05:32 UTC

DOGE VI

4PQomBEAorkpuEMmXcqU4cM8ruBbC9iPieWX5YWQpump Solscan pump.fun
77.8%of supply taken by the creator in the first block
1outside wallet bought on the bonding curve
Yesreached a graduation threshold while we watched
2launches carry this ticker, from 2 creator wallets
1other launch declared this same launch document, byte for byte
1other launch used this exact picture file
The creator took 78% of supply at launchRead from the launch record. What it means is the reader's to decide; we record what happened, not why.

Also recorded, and not part of the finding above: this picture is on 1 other launch from 2 creator wallets in all. The finding reads this launch's own first blocks; these are about what it has in common with other launches. Both are counts, not findings. Across the archive, 56.3% of the launches whose picture we hold carry one a different creator also used. They are listed under Seen before, further down this page.

Each line below is one entry on this record. A finding is something we recorded that counts against the launch, a note is a weaker one, and not established means we could not settle the question either way - an absence, not a lesser warning.

findingThe creator bought its own bonding curve - 79 SOL, from the same wallet that created the token.
findingThe creator took 77.8% of the entire supply in the first block. Nothing visible on-chain today shows this - the float has since been spread across wallets.
findingThat purchase is what completed the curve: the token left the curve on the creator's own money.
findingOnly 1 outside buyer bought on the bonding curve before it graduated.
findingIt left the curve 6s after launch.
noteTook 1 bonding curve outright. 158 SOL spent on curves. We hold no market trades for it in either direction, so what it did with the tokens afterwards is not on our record.
noteOnly 1.2 SOL of liquidity was in the pool just now.

At launch

Created2026-11-11 05:32 UTC
CreatorCzyMA747UJUkP8pGoEFeHUGYeH7LMnMGRb6oHjtr15Yn
Creator took77.8% of supply in the first block
Outside buyers1 distinct wallets, not counting the creator, bought on the bonding curve - the automatic market a launch starts on, which has to fill up before the token can trade anywhere else: 1 within the first 30s, 1 in the very same block the token was created in - a block is one batch of transactions, so those buys and the creation were confirmed together.
Graduated0 min after launch
Curve on chainNot re-read, deliberately: the pool is the confirmation. Migration empties a completed curve into its pool, so the pool's existence - recorded on this page - proves what the curve account would. Curve reads are spent where no pool answers.
Creator soldnot while we watched
Recorded from24RVkD6TacXskDvTBQVRJt… slot 468,007,147
The transaction this record was decoded from. Every figure above is in it. Fetch it and check us.

Order of events

Created2026-11-11 05:32:45 UTC
Slot 468,007,147, which is the chain's own clock for this moment.
Creation block1 wallet bought in the block the token was created in, before anyone outside could have seen it exist.
Curve completed2026-11-11 05:32:51 UTC +6s
Confirmed: a PumpSwap pool was found for it.
Thirty seconds in1 distinct buyer, within the first thirty seconds.
A snapshot taken off a tick at the thirty-second mark, so it carries no moment of its own; it is placed here because that is where it happened.
Highest price seen2026-11-11 05:33:53 UTC +1m 09s
4.122e-7 SOL per token. Reported by a third-party price feed with no trade witnessed, which is a materially weaker claim than a decoded one. A peak only ratchets, so read it as a floor: it is what we saw, and a spike between observations is not here.

Times are receipt times: the moment we decoded the event, not the block's own timestamp. Events that arrived in one batch carry one timestamp, so ordering within a batch is not established, and a second or two here is our latency rather than the chain's.

Seen before

This pictureOn 2 launches from 2 creator wallets, including this one. Identical bytes, matched by sha256: not a similar image, the same one. Across the archive, 56.3% of the launches whose picture we hold carry one a different creator also used. See them →
This tickerOn 2 launches from 2 creator wallets, including this one. Counted over the launches we watched at birth, the same basis as this ticker's own page, so the two cannot disagree. Across the launches we watched at birth that stated a ticker, 89.5% wear one that more than one creator wallet has launched. See this ticker's page →
This documentThe same launch document, byte for byte, as 1 other launch, across 2 creator wallets in all. Across the archive, 33.1% of the launches whose document we hold carry one byte-identical to a different creator's. See them →
Files shared with other walletsLaunches by this creator were made with files byte-identical to those of 1 other creator wallet, across 3 shared files, each matched by its sha256 fingerprint. Sharing a file establishes that the same file was used, never that the same person used it. Following those shared files outward reaches a group of 2 creator wallets in all. Across the archive, 63.9% of launches come from a creator linked to at least one other wallet this way. See the linked wallets →

Who took the curve

One transaction bought 79 SOL of this curve, in the same batch of events as the launch, from the creator's own wallet. The wallet and the transaction →

That is the same transaction the token was created in: the launch and the purchase of its float are one signature.

Our launch and trade timestamps are both taken when the events are decoded, so events that arrived together carry the same one. That it was taken at or near launch is on the record; how many seconds after is not.

Pool

Liquidity1.2 SOL
Read from chain2026-11-12 12:44 UTC, just now

What this launch claimed to be

The picture this launch published at birth
NameDOGE VI
DescriptionTHE DOGE IS COMING HOME.🐕 Bro, the road back to Vice City is getting shorter. Doge is back behind the wheel, cruising through neon streets, palm trees, pink sunsets, and the kind of city that never sleeps. We've been waiting years for this moment. GTA VI is finally getting close, and November 19 is the date everyone has been talking about. But this ain't just about a game. It's about nostalgia, internet culture, and a community that knows how to turn a moment into a meme. No fancy promises. No fake hype. Just a Doge making his way back to Vice City while the whole timeline watches the countdown. 🚗 One last ride. 🌴 One legendary city. 🐕 One Doge coming home. See you in Vice City. Unofficial fan-made meme project. Not affiliated with Rockstar Games or Take-Two Interactive. No financial promises.
Metadata heldsha256 9fb961eb53ae8961aca51f24bcb77559d73e785fb4f1366165ce081095cf15d1 · 1,138 bytes
Read the document, the bytes themselves rather than our reading of them. The hash above is what the record commits to, so anyone can check the two agree.
Picture heldsha256 7955b52b2c342a06cdb982c315c5e02bd7fffb89ac6f2149253c44b65c93c6c4 · 437,784 bytes

Off-chain and mutable. This is what the launch served when we read it at 2026-11-11 05:32 UTC; the creator can change or unpin any of it at any time, and a launch record is the only place it survives.

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