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PUMP.FUNThe matched cohort reached $1M at 7.4× the rate of the unconditional Pump.fun population.
REPLAY compares live Pump.fun tokens against historical market states to reveal the launches that looked most similar — and what happened next.
INDEX TELEMETRY IS A DEVELOPMENT PLACEHOLDER — NOT YET SYNCED TO THE PRODUCTION INDEX
Traditional scanners tell you what is happening. Price. Volume. Liquidity. Holders. Those numbers are accurate and they are context-free — they describe a state without telling you what that state has historically preceded.
Where it is — not where it has gone from here before.
How much traded — not what that turnover has preceded.
Depth right now — not depth when everyone exits.
How many wallets — not which wallets, or for how long.
REPLAY asks a different question: when tokens looked like this before, what happened next?
“What is happening?”
“When has this happened before?”
REPLAY does not compare candlestick shapes. A chart is one projection of a market; the state is the whole object — capital, distribution, structure and time measured together at a specific point in a token’s life.
Scale, turnover and the tempo of execution.
Who holds the book, and how they got there.
Direction, size and quality of capital.
How the launch itself was assembled.
Position within the lifecycle, not the clock.
A contract address resolves to its current on-chain state and full transaction history.
Twenty-four attributes are normalised against lifecycle stage, so a 40-minute token is compared like for like.
Every indexed launch is stored as a sequence of states — not a single snapshot per token.
Historical states are ranked by distance across the full vector and filtered for structural validity.
What actually happened after each matched state is measured and aggregated into a distribution.
187 comparable Pump.fun market states identified across the index.
| # | Historical state | State at match | Peak reached | Expansion | Similarity |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 01 | H·4A2F | $392K | $2.7M | +588% | 96.1% |
| 02 | H·9C17 | $441K | $910K | +106% | 94.8% |
| 03 | H·2B8E | $387K | $138K | −64% | 93.7% |
| 04 | H·7D30 | $428K | $1.4M | +227% | 92.9% |
Historical tokens are anonymised in the public demo. Each handle is one market state, not one token.
REPLAY continuously scans active Pump.fun tokens and surfaces states whose historical cohorts diverge sharply from the population baseline — in either direction.
The matched cohort reached $1M at 7.4× the rate of the unconditional Pump.fun population.
Concentration and new-wallet skew place this state inside a historically distributive cohort.
Small cohort — 42 states. Treat the dispersion as wide and the median as weakly supported.
FEED OBJECTS SHOWN ARE ILLUSTRATIVE AND THE TOKENS ANONYMISED — THE LIVE SCANNER ACTIVATES WITH THE PRODUCTION INDEX.
Each faint line is a real historical launch that occupied a state close to this one. The fan is the point: the same fingerprint has produced very different outcomes, and the shape of that disagreement is itself information.
Headline market cap is a multiplication, not a bid. What matters is realisable value: the size the book can take before the price you are exiting into moves against you.
Largest wallet holds 4.6% of supply.
Combined 11.2% of supply exiting into current depth.
Modelled on distribution behaviour in the matched cohort.
Impact estimates are modelled from observable liquidity and holder structure. They are approximations, not execution guarantees — real fills depend on routing, contention and conditions at the moment of the trade. Treat these figures as a comparative measure of exit difficulty between tokens, not as a quoted price.
Every Pump.fun launch creates data — order flow, wallet formation, liquidity structure, the exact shape of a distribution. Most of it disappears into charts nobody revisits.
REPLAY turns that history into searchable market memory. Every launch. Every stage. Every outcome. Indexed so that today’s market can be compared against yesterday’s, at the level of structure rather than shape.
Markets don’t repeat. They leave fingerprints.
tokens observed from first block
discrete states captured across lifecycles
forward results measured and stored
queried in milliseconds against the index
The more the market trades,
the more REPLAY remembers.
REPLAY converts each market into a multidimensional state at successive points in its lifecycle. Those states are compared against historical observations on normalised attributes, ranked by similarity, and the outcomes that actually followed are measured.
REPLAY does not tell you what will happen. It shows you what happened when markets looked similar before.
A chart shows where price went. REPLAY shows when the market has been here before — and how often that ended well.
Launches are observed from the first block. Trades, transfers, wallet formation and liquidity events are captured continuously rather than sampled.
Raw attributes are normalised against lifecycle position, so a 20-minute token is never compared against a 20-hour one on absolute values.
Each state becomes a vector. Distance is computed across the full set of dimensions, with attribute weighting derived from historical discriminative power.
Nearest states are retrieved and filtered — degenerate matches, insufficient forward history and structurally invalid launches are excluded.
What actually followed each matched state is measured over fixed horizons and aggregated into a distribution, reported with its sample size.
A similarity engine that is never checked against its own record is an opinion. Every probability REPLAY reports is scored against what actually happened, and the result is published here — including where it is wrong.
A point on the diagonal means the number meant what it said. A point above it means REPLAY understated the outcome; below, it overstated.
The curve bends toward the middle at both ends — the engine is measurably over-confident at the extremes. That is worth knowing before you trade on a 90%.
Calibration figures shown are illustrative until the production index has resolved a full review window. The method is fixed: every reported probability is bucketed, matched against the realised outcome, and published whether or not it flatters the engine.
The first public market REPLAY analyzes is its own. The module below is wired to the same engine every other token passes through, and populates automatically once $REPLAY has an on-chain state to read.
Time since first block
Live vector snapshot
Similarity against the index
Cohort size at this stage
$REPLAY launches through Pump.fun — the same venue the engine indexes.
Ecosystem utility is described as intent, not entitlement. Items outside AVAILABLE NOW are unbuilt and may change or be dropped. Holding $REPLAY does not confer equity, revenue rights, guaranteed or perpetual access to any feature, or any expectation of return.
Coverage widens as the index deepens. Each phase is gated on the one before it — nothing downstream is meaningful without the memory layer underneath.
Paste a Pump.fun contract address and see what history remembers.
HISTORICAL INTELLIGENCE. NOT FINANCIAL ADVICE.