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Big Titty Coin: how sling's wallet came to hold 62% of it, and sold it in 42 seconds

Big Titty Coin was created by another wallet, which sent 23% of its supply to sling's pump.fun wallet 107 seconds after launch. Over eight weeks that wallet bought its way to 62.6%. On November 8 it sold all of it in three transactions, 42 seconds apart, and kept selling: 230 coins in five and a half minutes.

By Anceta ResearchPublished Updated 12 min read

  1. Nov 8, before 16:58:10 UTCmarket value $9.01M
  2. 16:58:10sold 7.9M BTC0.8% of supply, for 733 SOLthen $7.64M
  3. 16:58:17sold 17.5M BTC1.8% of supply, for 1,291 SOLthen $5.81M
  4. 16:58:52sold 595.0M BTC60.0% of supply, for 786 SOLthen $14k
Of the supply, sold
620,441,040 of 991.0 million BTC
62.6%
From first sale to last
its first sales of BTC for SOL, ever
42 s
Coins sold in 5½ minutes
7,712.98 SOL back, none of it moved out
230
Wallets still holding BTC
on the evening of November 8
30,947
On this page
  1. Three transactions, 42 seconds
  2. Whose wallet it is
  3. Who created Big Titty Coin
  4. From 23% to 62.6%
  5. The coins paired to BTC
  6. The rest of the day
  7. 659,798 USDC in callout payouts
  8. What people said, checked
  9. What this means when you look at a coin
  10. How we read it

Three transactions, 42 seconds

At 16:58:10 UTC on November 8, 2026, a wallet sold 7.9 million Big Titty Coin ($BTC). Seven seconds later it sold 17.5 million more. At 16:58:52 it sold 595.0 million in one transaction. Together that is 620,441,040 tokens, 62.6% of the 991.0 million in existence, from a wallet that had never before sold BTC for SOL or dollars.

Big Titty Coin is a Solana memecoin launched on pump.fun on September 13. Its idea, in its own words, is to pair “$BTC with BTC”: its main pool trades it against wrapped bitcoin (WBTC), and part of the trading fees go to its holders as WBTC (its site). The market values on this page are the price in that pool times the supply, with bitcoin at $75,523, its price in the sale itself.

Figure 1Big Titty Coin's market value after each of the wallet's transactionsFrom 16:58:10 to 17:00:26 UTC, November 8. Red: the wallet sells BTC. Teal: it sells another coin. Log scale.
$10k$100k$1M$10M16:58:1016:58:4016:59:1016:59:4017:00:10Market value in the main BTC/WBTC pool, after each transactionsales 1 and 2sale 3: 595.0M BTC

the wallet sells BTCthe wallet sells another coinothers kept trading between its transactions

Source: Anceta, from its own reading of Solana on November 8, 2026.

Show the numbers
Time (UTC)The wallet soldMarket value after
16:58:10(before)$9.01M
16:58:10BTC$7.64M
16:58:17BTC$5.81M
16:58:33ETH$1.99M
16:58:35LTC$1.26M
16:58:37XRP$2.39M
16:58:45TLC$2.74M
16:58:46NVDA$2.40M
16:58:46BNB$1.81M
16:58:49XMR$1.92M
16:58:50ABTC$1.91M
16:58:50GLD$1.83M
16:58:50TAO$1.62M
16:58:52GPU$1.73M
16:58:52BTC$14k
16:58:57CCC$64k
16:59:05OF$189k
16:59:07BALL$195k
16:59:08CPU$204k
16:59:08SOL$212k
16:59:09SI$215k
16:59:09ADA$215k
16:59:10ZEC$273k
16:59:10DOGE$265k
16:59:10XRP$252k
16:59:12LTC$266k
16:59:12HOOD$264k
16:59:13RSI$266k
16:59:17ETF$327k
16:59:17RAM$312k
16:59:18CODE$316k
16:59:24GOONER$340k
16:59:24ETH$328k
16:59:30INJ$368k
16:59:32ABTC$361k
16:59:33titcoin$361k
16:59:33SLING$365k
16:59:33SUI$382k
16:59:35ZTITTY$384k
16:59:35SLINGOOR$382k
16:59:36SOL$380k
16:59:43AMD$319k
16:59:44SLINGTOSHI$313k
16:59:44XBT$282k
16:59:45SOL$318k
17:00:03ASOL$424k

A market value is a price, not money anyone can take out. Before the sale the main pool held 2.34 WBTC, about $176k, and a second pool against SOL held about 3,620 SOL. At the price before the first sale, the wallet's 62.6% was worth about $5.64M on paper. Sold into pools that size, it brought back 2,810.11 SOL, about $249k.

The drop between the second and third sale came from the wallet too. Between them it sold eleven other coins whose pools trade them against Big Titty Coin. Selling those pulled BTC out of their pools and sold it into BTC's own: over the two minutes, its 42 sales of coins paired to BTC moved another 97.2 million BTC that way.

Whose wallet it is

The wallet is 5YRgrP3mjGzrzirYYN5HAQH19cTYREYwGxW6XRJQUzij. Four public sources tie it to the trader known as sling or slingoor:

  • His website, slingoor.io, links his pump.fun profile, @slingoor, and gives @slingoorio as his only real X account.
  • pump.fun's own data for that profile gives this address as its wallet. The profile had 211,998 followers on November 8.
  • Solscan shows the address under the public name “slingoor” on Pump.fun.
  • The site of $SLINGFOLIO, a coin paired to Big Titty Coin that calls itself “the index for Slingoor's portfolio”, names 5YRg…Uzij as “Slingoor's wallet” (slingfolio.xyz).

His X account had about 122,200 followers. By the evening of November 8 its posts were protected. His public Telegram channel had no post after November 7. At 18:19 UTC another account shared a screenshot of a post from his account about the sale; we quote it in our follow-up.

Who created Big Titty Coin

Not sling. Big Titty Coin was created at 19:45:18 UTC on September 13 by another wallet, 7jQwHd…Shch. In the same transaction the creator wrapped 20 SOL into 0.0261 WBTC and spent it on the coin's launch curve, which was priced in wrapped bitcoin from the start: 337.6 million BTC, a third of the supply.

At 19:47:05, 107 seconds after creating the coin, the creator sent 230,000,000 BTC, 23.2% of the supply, to sling's wallet (transaction). Over the next 20 seconds it sold its remaining 107.6 million for 21.18 SOL, about what it had put in. The coin left its launch curve at 20:10, when its WBTC pool opened.

  1. Sep 13, 19:45:18Launch7jQwHd…Shch

    Creates Big Titty Coin and, in the same transaction, buys 337.6 million BTC with 0.0261 WBTC, about 20 SOL. source

  2. Sep 13, 19:47:05On chain7jQwHd…Shch

    Sends 230.0 million BTC, 23.2% of the supply, to sling's wallet, 107 seconds after creating the coin. source

  3. Sep 13, 19:47:24On chain7jQwHd…Shch

    Sells its remaining 107.6 million BTC in 6 transactions over two seconds, for 21.18 SOL.

  4. Sep 13, 20:10On chainBTC

    Leaves its launch curve; its main pool, BTC against wrapped bitcoin on PumpSwap, opens.

The creator is a launcher, not a one-time account. It has created 810 coins since September 10 and was still launching on November 8. It often sends large blocks of a new coin's supply to other wallets. Sling's wallet received 12 such blocks: the 230 million BTC, then blocks of 20 million to 300 million tokens of 11 other new coins between October 25 and November 3. In all of its 11,670 transactions, the creator never sent SOL to sling's wallet or received any from it. Its first SOL came from a Binance hot wallet on September 1.

A token transfer is not an agreement: anyone can send tokens to any wallet. What the chain shows is what the receiving wallet then did. Sling's kept the 230 million, kept buying, and did not sell any for SOL or dollars until November 8. Some coins in the same family were his own launches: between October 22 and November 7 his wallet created six coins paired to BTC, Xtra Ripe Peaches (XRP) the first, each with a first buy of 22% to 63% of its supply, paid in BTC.

From 23% to 62.6%

Sling's wallet ended September 13 with 25.8% of the supply: the creator's 230 million and 25.7 million it bought from the pool that evening. Then it kept buying, almost every day: 921 purchases over eight weeks, 377.7 million tokens, about 3,112 SOL spent on the purchases paid in SOL. It also collected 26.6 million BTC as holder rewards from coins paired to BTC and 2.0 million in creator fees.

Figure 2Sling's wallet's Big Titty Coin, as a share of the supplyAt the end of each day, September 13 to November 8, 2026.
0%20%40%60%Sep 15Oct 1Oct 15Nov 1230M from the creator, then buys500M in a multisig vault overnight62.5% the night beforesold

Source: Anceta, from its own reading of Solana on November 8, 2026.

Show the numbers
DayBTC heldShare of supply
2026-09-13255,691,45825.8%
2026-09-14278,626,89928.12%
2026-09-15302,075,60130.48%
2026-09-16315,223,96131.81%
2026-09-17334,278,70833.73%
2026-09-18336,817,12533.99%
2026-09-19350,883,04835.41%
2026-09-20358,351,96936.16%
2026-09-21366,589,25336.99%
2026-09-24389,753,63439.33%
2026-09-25400,981,27240.46%
2026-09-26428,307,36243.22%
2026-09-27441,158,08944.52%
2026-09-28443,560,47544.76%
2026-09-29451,819,31445.59%
2026-09-30452,767,27145.69%
2026-10-01475,981,00348.03%
2026-10-03490,952,52949.54%
2026-10-05492,131,34749.66%
2026-10-06496,707,28750.12%
2026-10-075,307,9110.54%
2026-10-08516,638,27352.13%
2026-10-09518,057,66152.28%
2026-10-10518,986,49852.37%
2026-10-11519,487,54152.42%
2026-10-12535,691,81154.06%
2026-10-13536,503,54054.14%
2026-10-14540,267,12154.52%
2026-10-15540,303,01254.52%
2026-10-16540,706,59754.56%
2026-10-17540,907,17254.58%
2026-10-18542,723,26454.77%
2026-10-19552,753,93755.78%
2026-10-20560,808,53856.59%
2026-10-21563,095,47356.82%
2026-10-22566,660,74857.18%
2026-10-23568,532,52157.37%
2026-10-24570,292,71957.55%
2026-10-25573,278,43157.85%
2026-10-26583,073,17958.84%
2026-10-27584,904,48059.02%
2026-10-28587,285,00159.26%
2026-10-29595,725,72060.11%
2026-10-30600,574,91460.6%
2026-10-31601,966,11360.74%
2026-11-01603,004,73860.85%
2026-11-02606,626,56261.21%
2026-11-03609,443,12661.5%
2026-11-04613,598,45461.92%
2026-11-05615,357,89062.09%
2026-11-06616,516,33862.21%
2026-11-07619,079,00362.47%
2026-11-0800%

One night stands out. At 19:55 UTC on October 7 the wallet moved 500 million BTC into a Squads multisig vault, and at 03:01 the next morning the vault sent all 500 million back. By 16:56:47 UTC on November 8 the wallet held 620,440,546 BTC, the most it ever held. Eighty-three seconds later it began to sell.

The coins paired to BTC

Around Big Titty Coin grew a family of coins paired to it: their launch curves and pools trade them against BTC instead of SOL, and their fees reach their holders as BTC. Most carry joke names that spell out the tickers of real assets, from LTC and ETH to XRP, BNB and NVDA. One, $SLINGFOLIO, describes itself as the index of Slingoor's portfolio. On October 24, @slingoorio publicly asked @otc_labs to make a “basket coin” from four tickers, Big Titty Coin first among them (post, now behind his protected account; its text as search engines show it).

Figure 3The first 52 coins the wallet sold, 16:58:10 to 17:00:26 UTC52 coins in 54 transactions, each emptied completely; 178 more followed by 17:03:34. Bar: the share of the coin's supply the wallet held. Red: Big Titty Coin.
  1. BTC2,810 SOL62.6% of supply
  2. Ce2g…1,063 SOL0.4% of supply
  3. H74C…789 SOL13.7% of supply
  4. LTC703 SOL63.9% of supply
  5. ETH680 SOL65.4% of supply
  6. scamsem195 SOL55% of supply
  7. XRP170 SOL68.3% of supply
  8. BNB167 SOL58% of supply
  9. swordcat122 SOL1% of supply
  10. CSRR…116 SOL0.8% of supply
  11. GTA91 SOL1.2% of supply
  12. NVDA69 SOL76% of supply
  13. TAO65 SOL58.2% of supply
  14. XMR62 SOL56.1% of supply
  15. GLD34 SOL60.3% of supply
  16. ABTC28 SOL51.1% of supply
  17. XD22 SOL15.6% of supply
  18. XBT19 SOL45.1% of supply
  19. PLUMBER18 SOL58% of supply
  20. TLC11 SOL64.2% of supply
  21. AMD5.4 SOL38.5% of supply
  22. DOGE5.2 SOL33.8% of supply
  23. ABTC4.6 SOL19.8% of supply
  24. SLINGTOSHI4.5 SOL48.4% of supply
  25. SOL4.3 SOL55.3% of supply
  26. SOL4.1 SOL45.2% of supply
  27. ETF3.6 SOL25.5% of supply
  28. SUI3.5 SOL37.8% of supply
  29. INJ2.8 SOL60.1% of supply
  30. OF2.0 SOL44.3% of supply
  31. BALL2.0 SOL61.3% of supply
  32. CODE1.7 SOL55.9% of supply
  33. SI1.6 SOL53.6% of supply
  34. titcoin1.6 SOL25.7% of supply
  35. SLINGOOR1.3 SOL52.3% of supply
  36. GOONER1.3 SOL56.5% of supply
  37. ZEC1.3 SOL53.9% of supply
  38. HOOD1.3 SOL69.9% of supply
  39. RAM1.1 SOL61.9% of supply
  40. SLING1.0 SOL55.2% of supply
  41. ADA1.0 SOL65.3% of supply
  42. CCC1.0 SOL28.1% of supply
  43. RSI0.9 SOL63% of supply
  44. CPU0.8 SOL68% of supply
  45. SOL0.7 SOL65.3% of supply
  46. LTC0.7 SOL59.5% of supply
  47. ZTITTY0.7 SOL66.3% of supply
  48. ASOL0.3 SOL69.2% of supply
  49. ETH0.1 SOL63.5% of supply
  50. GPU0.1 SOL67% of supply
  51. XRP0.0 SOL66.6% of supply
  52. Cuminu0.0 SOL48.4% of supply

traded through BTC's poolstraded through other poolsbar: the share of each coin's supply the wallet held and sold

Source: Anceta, from its own reading of Solana on November 8, 2026.

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TickerMintShare of supplySOL backTraded through
BTCC5xph2yL6gMdxmuLGxJBkGpmuDFfyi5fqkBNhvL6pump62.6%2810.11its own pools
(not printed)Ce2gx9KGXJ6C9Mp5b5x1sn9Mg87JwEbrQby4Zqo3pump0.4%1062.60other pools
(not printed)H74CYmXgMkYHYuSRsZt6RJb4NYp2u72Vw8BS5huApump13.7%788.81other pools
LTCDffdPtAKvnP91k9Ct6QvZ8TwVvWbJ6CxRtGNGNh9pump63.9%703.43BTC's pools
ETHCXWNzqBE98SSmkGgHogJZd9vjsLdgaMAFpVfV22ypump65.4%679.92BTC's pools
scamsem41WpXn15fxQXEGhiKnkqHcoJn14tNXXgmymLKE57pump55%195.31other pools
XRP83WuTBUf1vMDShCZyMD2PrDbd5ZY9DZVQd6vpfy1pump68.3%170.08BTC's pools
BNB7x4EfRQCFG1id7YZDNMbfcaZPMiaoNCZy6vTtXXmpump58%167.09BTC's pools
swordcat5tCju6YNxHq5zrA6tGndr6F7TK42mpUFmeE31cSFpump1%122.26other pools
(not printed)CSRRgTwf9o5KLgguS2M16aEAhV5PUUzfshrAAQ8opump0.8%115.73other pools
GTABsbsB3WLq7vbY5En3MBCAsTrcwaCxNKY2Mp5pGuLpump1.2%91.44other pools
NVDA4WgxC56hGyNXLd14mCgxBuR2DUyDReF8koFDynhepump76%69.11BTC's pools
TAOBDTixhrJpvpqAWyh3GCg4YpToo14bsKyKXuSjTx8pump58.2%64.53BTC's pools
XMRAJxFN1Yg3Nxqnjyut7AySRnQTWFbY972dxcVokYLpump56.1%61.77BTC's pools
GLD9dGVsW1C39eGbNgJCdHWvy611AEvYUYpmMeG39Pxpump60.3%34.44BTC's pools
ABTCCM5ZLrUH1iTqeEn3Q23P6FGYwq9DprLiHZpNY53rboob51.1%27.62BTC's pools
XD3B7SHozUFoiGnFC7i6WHZ8zNMbDrhtz9WpXqWt51pump15.6%21.76other pools
XBTAUEDiG1UY6YtHUu8vKcYFkZtZHVd8FmwhSF3CoiBpump45.1%19.07BTC's pools
PLUMBER6y9aDagFD9RXVpJidYqmDozC3Qn2uRdtwPeoxT8pump58%18.28other pools
TLCAZr29xuDywtus3FAgEokiYfKjexBRLNoBwNEuUYCpump64.2%10.93BTC's pools
AMDHjiBij1BcEwjcgPEb22K8y7imdgaf1kHGMHuEgcDpump38.5%5.39BTC's pools
DOGE3NRcYjhYvZbk3rCezA2a69WdYrFSseSasCV6biq5FUr233.8%5.24BTC's pools
ABTCERs7y4nMGLFVmHcXyDxiS7iDKpp4jWHz2VUuE2gxpump19.8%4.56BTC's pools
SLINGTOSHIF1LQvm5biTdEXPrHokxhkR7sDwQcBnA8VTEmD5Gdpump48.4%4.52BTC's pools
SOL9PFMuqNSLFmwAhgJdSLCvgkNAoAsfWaAzyFHtJQwpump55.3%4.26BTC's pools
SOL3zPjPxhp7tGFCmSq4x14ZTwttWUeoJevXESC7Xvrpump45.2%4.13BTC's pools
ETF2orqEGSdkm5BMmhdM8TpKCpACk32a3Zaj3Lef7ceqsc625.5%3.64BTC's pools
SUIH5n1Csm8SSN9V4DXdWheVWqZNS8pA813FhyWsdJ6pump37.8%3.51BTC's pools
INJFngpetPZB3tp8tNJbHwqN5WWDwFyNUprS4NUQYEvpump60.1%2.75BTC's pools
OFA4tiCbKsC9UhMFspDtkM5RZiMcGFk9JZVrBJ4MBwpump44.3%2.04BTC's pools
BALL2idV9Vmo6mpjj2MWusQayUdfaT9dacskN98RuC7bpump61.3%1.96BTC's pools
CODECEnYbJUWjJR6pALgCpaZGvK93ZLR1fvSz7LdSGBSpump55.9%1.66BTC's pools
SI9AfSCLTcHTwgKdy78ibYdJFn3TGbkQRcaxd2RUyHpump53.6%1.60BTC's pools
titcoinBfcdnvkUST2wVhAoyHN7aZzk8PrwH32fP2NbemVbpump25.7%1.57BTC's pools
SLINGOOREqmEhBSkkVbYzyToVRvPgTUzHMhF1e7q6CRrjySQpump52.3%1.30BTC's pools
GOONERCUc3ZHbs3dXnQqVWByjU5v7MiDC93dw1BWdTwuP5pump56.5%1.28BTC's pools
ZECDGkDTsThZPwa7ppVqXtLSzQw9GDW5AkeYXFDsgSppump53.9%1.26BTC's pools
HOODCKStDaK5JBgiPAk6dJ6aY8vBSwehErRk1GonH1XNpump69.9%1.25BTC's pools
RAMGUCTUhy4cGN3N4ibWmpTjDqgwd9wcWVJUiJaQGkdpump61.9%1.15BTC's pools
SLING7XFifZFC7VVgv9HWVgztG8Bq7JXvBbbvWBChVteYpump55.2%1.04BTC's pools
ADAAjaxMiAHRuGEcpCrcJ2JfQeaYvCVWfeCV2F5NWnupump65.3%1.03BTC's pools
CCCGWKw27d8mYA2TnnrE5jDdksEVCmMsGnDsi6FzqWgVmHq28.1%1.01BTC's pools
RSIDsNuWaih68wjLQXHQA2sZnRnT5TfCW4FwvcUoXJmpump63%0.93BTC's pools
CPUFoAZvxrd1RTy5VzmfCJB6aH7LZskREcqFdJmKbRspump68%0.76BTC's pools
SOL7D26VAHMnae1DK8jq2oQdx47fabTZU5akKmFzG5Bpump65.3%0.73BTC's pools
LTC2LCdnj4s17N9cnZoijJffxpvFww1zHFmwhUcmsmhpump59.5%0.67BTC's pools
ZTITTYCosTTUkbt6aNxovq4in2XocHcq6DQFxFpofuYhYbpump66.3%0.65BTC's pools
ASOLHCZRAywxZW4v4kZQytyPQStV3bxuzfNan7eH2Tyipump69.2%0.26BTC's pools
ETH2QneoLVQLNkoV46VcSrdPZfxHHdYHRNhaUrVAom5pump63.5%0.12BTC's pools
GPUFMmFD2vxHBLmenNY8u5CUUfhTJnkcpXKj19QspNNpump67%0.08BTC's pools
XRPFHeXgc6vFkYQF9wfGo5EdaeTmDopcvBiknWN343Tpump66.6%0.04BTC's pools
CuminuAMiQ5EzxaiRvVypYesA7F1Rh2Hs9xzcJs2GbWHSzpump48.4%0.00other pools

In those 136 seconds the wallet emptied 52 coins. 42 traded through BTC's pools; in 31 of them it held more than half of the supply, 58.2% at the median. Those sales brought back 7,294.70 SOL: 2,810.11 from Big Titty Coin itself, 2,068.38 from the 42 coins paired to it, and 2,416.21 from 9 coins traded through other pools.

It wasn't done. From 17:00:40 to 17:03:34 UTC the wallet sold 178 more coins, more than two a second at the peak, mostly small bags, for 418.28 SOL: 230 coins and 7,712.98 SOL in five and a half minutes. From 18:20:16 to 23:05:39 it sold 38 more coins it had held since before the sale, in 40 sales, for 40.20 SOL and 352.25 USDC. The whole sale, minute by minute, is in our follow-up.

A $9 million market value, and a $5.6 million stake on paper, came back as about $250,000.

The rest of the day

What the wallet did next, and what was said about it, in order:

  1. Nov 8, 16:56:47On chain5YRgrP…Uzij

    Holds 620,440,546 BTC, 62.6% of the supply, the most it ever held.

  2. Nov 8, 16:58:10–16:58:52On chain5YRgrP…Uzij

    Sells 620,441,040 BTC, 62.6% of the supply, in three transactions, 42 seconds from first to last. A leftover of 5,361 BTC that reached the wallet in between goes at 17:02:52.

  3. Nov 8, 16:58:10–17:00:26On chain5YRgrP…Uzij

    Sells 52 coins in 54 transactions, for 7,294.70 SOL.

  4. Nov 8, 17:00:40–17:03:34On chain5YRgrP…Uzij

    Keeps selling: 178 more coins, mostly small bags, for 418.28 SOL. 230 coins and 7,712.98 SOL in five and a half minutes.

  5. Nov 8, 17:04Post@0xEthan

    Among the first posts on X: the coin went to zero from $10m and the wallet “was apparently drained”. source

  6. Nov 8, 17:17On chaincallout payout wallet

    Pays the wallet 5,189.9 USDC, the 117th such payment since August 12. source

  7. Nov 8, 18:01On chain5YRgrP…Uzij

    Buys back 12.9 million BTC.

  8. Nov 8, 18:09Post@CryptoGorilla

    Posts that sling sold “and goes private”: his X account's posts are now protected. source

  9. Nov 8, 18:20:52On chain5YRgrP…Uzij

    Sells 12.9 million BTC for 129.21 SOL.

  10. Nov 8, 18:51:24On chain5YRgrP…Uzij

    Swaps 7,702.59 SOL for 689,273 USDC, which stays in the wallet. source

  11. Nov 8, 20:39On chain5YRgrP…Uzij

    Still holds 679,659 USDC. source

The 7,702.59 SOL swapped at 18:51 went through the wallet's own wrapped-SOL account and came back to it as USDC; nothing left the wallet. On November 8 Big Titty Coin was still held by 30,947 wallets, 4,512 of them with 1,000 tokens or more.

659,798 USDC in callout payouts

pump.fun pays callers, the accounts that post trade ideas in its app, daily rewards in USDC (its Callout Rewards). Two wallets make daily USDC payouts that match that program, as we showed in an earlier report. Since August 12, sling's wallet has received 117 payments from them, 659,798 USDC in all, the last at 17:17 UTC on November 8, nineteen minutes after the sale.

Figure 4USDC paid to sling's wallet by the two callout payout wallets, by monthPayments signed by the two payer wallets (kKo2ih…, BNrYNy…), August 12 to November 8, 2026. November: eight days.
  • August (from the 12th)76,532 USDC
  • September152,178 USDC
  • October294,140 USDC
  • November (8 days)136,948 USDC

Source: Anceta, from its own reading of Solana on November 8, 2026.

Show the numbers
MonthPaymentsUSDC
2026-082376,532
2026-0933152,178
2026-1047294,140
2026-1114136,948

pump.fun has also promoted him: its ecosystem account wrote on October 28 that he had earned over $14,000 in referral rewards in under two weeks (post), and his X profile reads “sponsored by” pump.fun among others.

What people said, checked

Within minutes, thousands of posts on X were about the sale; X grouped them as a news story, “Big Titty Coin Crashes After Promoter Sells Holdings”. Here are the most repeated claims, against what the chain shows.

  • He sold 620 million of 1 billion tokens in under a minute (@ftosol).

    620,441,040 of 991.0 million, in three transactions 42 seconds apart.

    On chain

  • The coin went from about $9–10 million to almost nothing in a few transactions (several posts).

    About $9.01M before the first sale, about $14k right after the third, in its main pool. Buyers lifted it back to a few hundred thousand dollars within the minute.

    On chain

  • He held 70% of the supply (@successilver).

    62.6% at most, 83 seconds before the sale began.

    Contradicted

  • Big Titty Coin was his own coin (implied in several posts, such as @leensx100's “your own coins”).

    Another wallet created it and sent him 23.2% of the supply 107 seconds later. His wallet did create six of the coins paired to it.

    Contradicted

  • He was drained or hacked (@0xEthan, @0xkgc, asking).

    Every sale was signed by the wallet itself; the proceeds stayed in it, were swapped to USDC there, and 630,321 USDC were still there at about 01:10 UTC on November 9, after the wallet had started buying back in. The chain alone cannot rule out a stolen key, but nothing on it points to one.

    None found

  • The SOL was still in his wallet afterwards (@DustNukes, @ftosol: “7,546 SOL”).

    The sales brought back 7,712.98 SOL in five and a half minutes (7,294.70 in the first 136 seconds); at 18:51 the wallet swapped 7,702.59 SOL for 689,273 USDC.

    On chain

  • He was paid almost $650,000 to call out coins (@leensx100).

    659,798 USDC since August 12 from the two wallets whose daily payouts match pump.fun's Callout Rewards.

    On chain

  • pump.fun used his coin to advertise “Instant callouts” the day before (@ftosol).

    We did not find that post on pump.fun's accounts.

    Unknown

What this means when you look at a coin

A market value tells you the last price, not who holds the supply. Big Titty Coin showed about $9 million while one wallet held 62.6% of it and its pools held a few hundred thousand dollars. Two checks would have shown it: the share held by the largest wallet, and the money in the pools next to that share. A coin paired to another coin also inherits that coin's holders: when the wallet sold BTC, every coin priced in BTC fell with it.

Pattern analysis, not financial advice. Similar coins can behave differently.

How we read it

Reads. Every figure comes from Anceta's own reads of Solana on November 8, 2026: the wallet's transactions from 16:57:30 to 17:00:30 UTC (and, for the November 9 correction, every transaction it signed from 16:55 UTC on November 8 to 01:20 UTC on November 9); the whole history of its Big Titty Coin account (53 days, every change); the creator's whole history (11,670 transactions); the holders of the coin at about 20:25 UTC; and the payments signed by the two Callout Rewards payers.

Market value. WBTC held by the main pool divided by BTC held, after each transaction, times the supply (991.0 million), with bitcoin at $75,523, the price in the third sale's own swap (0.644 cbBTC for 48,636.72 USDC). SOL at $88.78, from the same transaction.

Sold through BTC's pools. A sale whose route went through a Big Titty Coin pool.

Whose wallet. From the public sources listed above; Anceta does not identify people from on-chain data alone.

Limits. Purchases paid in USDC are counted in tokens but not in SOL spent. The market value is a price times a supply, not an amount anyone could sell for.

Sources

  1. 1.Sling's wallet on Solscan. 5YRgrP3m…Uzij, public name “slingoor” on Pump.fun
  2. 2.pump.fun profile @slingoor. wallet and followers, November 8, 2026
  3. 3.slingoor.io, sling's own site. links @slingoorio and the pump.fun profile
  4. 4.slingfolio.xyz. “Slingoor’s wallet, 5YRg…Uzij”
  5. 5.bigtittycoin.fun, the coin's site
  6. 6.Big Titty Coin's creation, on Solscan. September 13, 2026, 19:45:18 UTC
  7. 7.230,000,000 BTC to sling's wallet, on Solscan. September 13, 2026, 19:47:05 UTC
  8. 8.The first BTC sale, on Solscan. November 8, 2026, 16:58:10 UTC
  9. 9.The second BTC sale, on Solscan. November 8, 2026, 16:58:17 UTC
  10. 10.The third BTC sale, on Solscan. November 8, 2026, 16:58:52 UTC
  11. 11.The swap to USDC, on Solscan. November 8, 2026, 18:51:24 UTC
  12. 12.pump.fun, Callout Rewards terms
  13. 13.X news story: Big Titty Coin Crashes After Promoter Sells Holdings. November 8, 2026

Related research

  1. 1.How to check if a memecoin is a rug pull. the checks that would have flagged this
  2. 2.Ansem and Sahil Arora: we followed the 129.5 SOL receipt on chain. where the Callout Rewards payers are shown
  3. 3.Sling after the sale: 230 coins sold, $630k kept, and the supply sent to him. the whole sale, and what the wallet did next

Pattern analysis, not financial advice. Similar coins can behave differently.

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