pumpfun_early_buyers
20 columnsThe first 100 distinct buyer wallets of every Pump.fun token, in chain order.
solana/pumpfun_launch/early_buyers<YYYY-MM-DD>.parquetone file per creation day
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Pump.fun Early Buyers
The first 100 buyer wallets of every Pump.fun token since October 2025, in chain order, with slots after launch, creator flags and their first-day buys and sells.
- Coverage
- Oct 28, 2025→ Oct 20, 2026 · yesterday
- Rows
- ≈380Mrows · estimate
- Size
- ≈58 GBParquet · estimate
- Table
- 1
pumpfun_early_buyers - Columns
- 20typed
Coverage ends yesterday, UTC
Overview
For each Pump.fun token, the first 100 distinct wallets to buy it, ranked by slot, transaction index, instruction index and trade index, so ties inside a slot resolve the way the chain ordered them. The creator's own buy in the create transaction is kept and flagged.
Each row has how many slots and seconds after creation the wallet bought, whether it landed in the creation slot, what its first buy cost, and its total buys and sells of that token in the first 24 hours. Join on Buyer_Address across tokens to find wallets that are early again and again.
Use cases
- Sniper and bundler detection
- Wallets that keep buying first
- Early-buyer composition versus later outcome
Table
Schema reference
ColumnTypeDescription
Created_DateDateUTC day the token was created
Token_MintAddressStringToken mint
Created_AtDateTimeCreation time
Created_SlotUInt64Creation slot
Creator_AddressStringCreator wallet
Buyer_RankUInt641 = first buyer, by slot, transaction, instruction and trade index
Buyer_AddressStringBuyer wallet (transaction signer)
Is_CreatorBoolBuyer is the creator
First_Buy_AtDateTimeTime of the wallet's first buy
First_Buy_SlotUInt64Slot of the first buy
Slots_After_CreationInt64Slots between creation and the first buy
Seconds_After_CreationFloat64Seconds between creation and the first buy
Same_Slot_As_CreationBoolFirst buy landed in the creation slot
First_Buy_SignatureStringSignature of the first buy
First_Buy_SOLFloat64SOL spent on the first buy
First_Buy_TokensFloat64Tokens received on the first buy
Bought_SOL_24hFloat64SOL the wallet spent on the token in its first 24 hours
Sold_SOL_24hFloat64SOL the wallet received selling it in 24 hours
Buys_24hUInt64Buys in the first 24 hours
Sells_24hUInt64Sells in the first 24 hours
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Delivery
Parquet files in a Requester Pays S3 bucket or a Cloudflare R2 bucket, chosen at checkout. On S3 you download with your own AWS account and AWS bills the transfer; on R2 you download with a read-only API key and pay no egress. Layout:
# pumpfun_early_buyers: one file per creation day
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Time windows
Every window includes 20 columns. Only the time range changes.
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FAQ
What dates are covered?
Tokens created from 28 October 2025, the first day with complete raw Solana trades in our archive. A 12-month purchase starts there until the rolling window passes that date. Earlier Pump.fun history exists only as aggregated candles and volume, which these tables do not use.
How current is it?
Our Solana pool and transfer archive runs about 8 days behind, so a purchase covers up to about 8 days before delivery.
Who is the buyer?
The transaction signer. Bots that sign from many wallets show up as many wallets.
Which trades are counted?
Successful Pump.fun curve and PumpSwap buys with a SOL or WSOL quote, in the 24 hours after creation.
How do I load it?
With DuckDB: SELECT * FROM read_parquet('pumpfun_early_buyers/*.parquet') LIMIT 10. pandas, Polars, Spark and ClickHouse read the same files.
Can I try before I buy?
Yes. Each table links to a public sample file from 1 October 2026: tokens created in slots 452,119,504 to 452,120,503 (the first 7 minutes of the day). Its trades and transfers stop at 02:14 UTC, so in the sample the 24-hour and 7-day figures cover about 2 hours. No email address required.
How is the data delivered?
As flat Parquet files (ZSTD) under a stable layout, one prefix per table, with a JSON manifest listing each file and its sha256. We prepare the files within 7 business days of purchase and email you the location. You choose at checkout where to collect them: a Requester Pays S3 bucket, downloaded with your own AWS account, or a Cloudflare R2 bucket with a read-only API key and no egress fees. Files stay available for 7 days from delivery.
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