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The sale, minute by minute
The sale is in our Big Titty Coin report: three Big Titty Coin sales in 42 seconds, then 230 coins by 17:03:34 UTC, for 7,712.98 SOL. Here is how it ran, minute by minute.
Source: Anceta, from its own reading of Solana on November 9, 2026.
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| Minute (UTC) | Sales | SOL |
|---|---|---|
| 16:58 | 18 | 6,846.85 |
| 16:59 | 34 | 447.59 |
| 17:00 | 3 | 1.41 |
| 17:01 | 44 | 348.04 |
| 17:02 | 134 | 69.04 |
| 17:03 | 1 | 0.05 |
| 17:04 | 0 | 0.00 |
The first minute brought almost all the money, 6,846.85 SOL from 18 sales. The busiest minute was 17:02: 134 sales for 69.04 SOL. Later that evening it sold 38 more coins it had held since before the sale, in 40 sales from 18:20:16 to 23:05:39 UTC, for 40.20 SOL and 352.25 USDC.
What he said
Sling's X account (@slingoorio) went private shortly after the sale. At 18:19:09 UTC, another account shared a screenshot of a post from it. We can't open the original, so we quote the screenshot, as shared, with two words replaced:
they’ll remember me as the guy who ended his career and changed the way this [expletive] is or they’ll call me [slur] and continue to send death threats and ape bundled proxima trash 24/7 cupsey Dior chairman bundles (been happening for 3 weeks now). take care. btw was called a scammer for price going up and now being called a scammer for price going down. i think people are just going to say things. good luck may this reset everything for good. send it to zero and then send it higher.
Two things in it can be checked on chain. “Send it to zero” is what the sale did to Big Titty Coin's price. “Then send it higher” is what the wallet started buying a few hours later. The names he lists (Cupsey, Dior, Chairman) are other traders; the claim about their “bundles” is his, and we didn't test it here.
Hacked? The money never left
The first posts said he was hacked, or drained. People were still saying it after midnight. The chain doesn't support it.
- Every one of the 234 sales was signed by the wallet itself, and the SOL came back to it.
- At 18:51:24 the wallet swapped 7,702.59 SOL for 689,273.41 USDC (transaction). The fee payer of that transaction is pump.fun's app (FHpcNS…7wCT), the account that co-signs trades placed in pump.fun's web and mobile app.
- The USDC stayed in the wallet's own USDC account (DgVPty…X39S): 630,321 USDC at about 01:10 UTC on November 9, still owned by the same wallet.
- From 16:55 UTC on November 8 to then, 692,367 USDC came in and 66,858 went out, all of it on trades, none of it sent to another wallet.
A thief doesn't usually keep the money in the victim's wallet and spend it buying the coin back. Whoever controls this wallet sold, kept the proceeds, and traded on.
What the wallet bought next
Nov 8, 16:58:10On chain5YRgrP…Uzij
First sale of Big Titty Coin: 7.92M tokens, for 733.41 SOL. source
Nov 8, 16:58:52On chain5YRgrP…Uzij
Third and largest Big Titty Coin sale: 595.0M tokens, for 786.19 SOL. source
Nov 8, 17:00:26On chain5YRgrP…Uzij
End of the first 54 sales, 52 coins, for 7,294.70 SOL.
Nov 8, 17:03:34On chain5YRgrP…Uzij
End of the sweep: 178 more coins, for 418.28 SOL.
Nov 8, 18:01:50On chain5YRgrP…Uzij
Buys Big Titty Coin back: 9.34M tokens for 120 SOL. source
Nov 8, 18:01:59On chain5YRgrP…Uzij
And 3.55M more for 50 SOL. source
Nov 8, 18:19:09Post@Trencherbill77
A screenshot of a post from sling's account goes around: “send it to zero and then send it higher.” source
Nov 8, 18:20:52On chain5YRgrP…Uzij
Sells 12.89M Big Titty Coin again, for 129.21 SOL. source
Nov 8, 18:51:24On chain5YRgrP…Uzij
Swaps 7,702.59 SOL into 689,273.41 USDC, through pump.fun’s app. source
Nov 8, 20:37:14On chain5YRgrP…Uzij
Buys NIO with 15,000 USDC. source
Nov 8, 22:30:12On chain5YRgrP…Uzij
Buys 20.41M Big Titty Coin with 20,000 USDC. source
Nov 8, 22:31:00On chain5YRgrP…Uzij
Buys SLINGOOR, a coin launched 12 minutes after his sale, with 2,500 USDC. source
Nov 8, 23:07:56On chain5YRgrP…Uzij
Sells that SLINGOOR for 1,887.40 USDC. source
Nov 8, 23:43:11On chain5YRgrP…Uzij
Buys SLINGOOR again, 2,500 USDC, twice. source
Nov 9, 01:01:37On chain5YRgrP…Uzij
Buys 6.08M more Big Titty Coin, 12,200 USDC in two trades. source
- Big Titty Coin$32,200
- NIO$25,000
- SLINGOOR (launched 17:10)$7,500
- NVDA (paired to BTC)$2,000
Source: Anceta, from its own reading of Solana on November 9, 2026.
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| Time (UTC) | Coin | USDC | SOL | Tokens |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nov 8 18:01:50 | Big Titty Coin | 120.00 | 9,342,967 | |
| Nov 8 18:01:59 | Big Titty Coin | 50.00 | 3,547,565 | |
| Nov 8 20:37:14 | NIO | 15,000 | 13,318,285 | |
| Nov 8 22:29:43 | NIO | 10,000 | 7,033,381 | |
| Nov 8 22:30:12 | Big Titty Coin | 20,000 | 20,407,616 | |
| Nov 8 22:31:00 | SLINGOOR | 2,500 | 9,982,564 | |
| Nov 8 22:49:50 | SMOOVE | 26.05 | 28,989,541 | |
| Nov 8 23:11:36 | NVDA (paired to Big Titty Coin) | 2,000 | 84,629,101 | |
| Nov 8 23:43:11 | SLINGOOR | 2,500 | 9,398,136 | |
| Nov 8 23:43:17 | SLINGOOR | 2,500 | 7,493,387 | |
| Nov 9 01:01:29 | Big Titty Coin | 4,200 | 2,215,750 | |
| Nov 9 01:01:37 | Big Titty Coin | 8,000 | 3,862,011 |
Big Titty Coin, again
An hour after the sale the wallet bought 12,890,532 BTC back for 170 SOL, then sold 12,891,561 BTC at 18:20. From 22:30 it bought again with USDC: 26,485,377 tokens for 32,200 USDC. On November 9 it held about 26,693,025, 2.69% of the supply, against 62.6% before the sale.
The coin itself came back from the floor. After the third sale its market value was about $14,000. At about 01:30 UTC on November 9, DexScreener showed about $1.8 million: a fifth of what it was before the sale, more than a hundred times its low.
A coin named after him
At 17:10 UTC, twelve minutes after the sale, someone launched a pump.fun coin with the ticker SLINGOOR and a name that mocks him (we don't print it). From 22:31 the wallet bought it: 2,500 USDC, sold back at 23:07 for 1,887, then 2,500 USDC twice more at 23:43. Its creator is EKxdrH…VY33; we haven't traced it.
Sell everything, keep the dollars, buy the coins back through the same app.
The supply sent to him at launch
On X, sending a launch's supply to sling is talked about like a habit. “At least send slingoor supply so we can work this,” one trader wrote to another on November 4 (@tradesbystar). Big Titty Coin itself started that way: its creator sent his wallet 23.2% of the supply 107 seconds after launch.
So we read where the wallet's coins came from. It has 174 open token accounts. For each one we read its first transaction: did the wallet buy the coin, or did another wallet send it?
- 159 of the 174 got their first tokens from another wallet. Many are dust: tiny amounts sent to lots of wallets.
- 114 are pump.fun coins Anceta recorded at launch. 73 of them were sent to the wallet within ten minutes of launch.
- 17 of those were 1% of the supply or more; 10 were 5% or more. 4 came straight from the wallet that created the coin.
- He still holds all of it in 16 of the 17. Most of the coins he sold on November 8 are not in this count: 221 of those 230 token accounts were closed.
- BTC · 85 s31.35%
- ANTH · 43 s10%
- HOOD · 2 s, creator10%
- LIV · 88 s10%
- Elontoshi · 103 s5.06%
- WAGMI · 343 s5%
- a coin whose ticker we don't print · 58 s5%
- ZCG · 185 s5%
- ALON · 1 s, creator5%
- SPX6900 · 131 s, creator5%
- NWITA · 62 s4.96%
- Ven · 75 s4.63%
- GTA 6 · 379 s, creator4.21%
- Ansem · 55 s3.81%
- NVDA · 307 s1.59%
- JTO · 139 s1.5%
- MAGA · 161 s1%
Source: Anceta, from its own reading of Solana on November 9, 2026.
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| Coin | Share of supply | Seconds after launch | Sender | From the creator | Still holds |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| BTC | 31.35% | 85 | 5FqUo9…y17z | no | 0% |
| ANTH | 10% | 43 | 8nqtxp…iM3v | no | 10% |
| HOOD | 10% | 2 | 5RBo3d…wZZo | yes | 10% |
| LIV | 10% | 88 | Gf3s1a…u6wy | no | 10% |
| Elontoshi | 5.06% | 103 | HVg3Mj…8V34 | no | 5.06% |
| WAGMI | 5% | 343 | 8nPfm4…v66J | no | 5% |
| a coin whose ticker we don't print | 5% | 58 | 4gYVBe…tBj5 | no | 5.35% |
| ZCG | 5% | 185 | 38sLSC…KFEW | no | 5% |
| ALON | 5% | 1 | AAPgis…8SNY | yes | 5% |
| SPX6900 | 5% | 131 | 5CYFMZ…iD7g | yes | 5% |
| NWITA | 4.96% | 62 | 5dRVhB…6zk5 | no | 4.96% |
| Ven | 4.63% | 75 | ApzFjH…Evym | no | 4.63% |
| GTA 6 | 4.21% | 379 | CsvUbm…ATtg | yes | 4.91% |
| Ansem | 3.81% | 55 | HVg3Mj…8V34 | no | 3.81% |
| NVDA | 1.59% | 307 | CQCbmn…9nit | no | 8.69% |
| JTO | 1.5% | 139 | 3bG19C…piwi | no | 1.5% |
| MAGA | 1% | 161 | F8Atrf…z8Nv | no | 6.02% |
Some examples, each a transfer you can open: HOOD sent 10% of its supply two seconds after launch, from its creator. ALON sent 5% one second after launch, from its creator. A second coin with the ticker BTC sent 31.35% at 85 seconds; he sold that one.
A transfer shows that supply moved, not why. Nothing on chain says whether anything was agreed in return. But to a buyer the effect is the same: a well-known wallet holds a large share it didn't pay for, from the first minute.
A name everyone launches
From October 30 to the moment of the sale, Anceta recorded 2,434 new Solana coins with “sling” in their name or ticker. In the eight hours after the sale, to 00:50 UTC on November 9, 517 more: 444 on pump.fun, 58 on Meteora's bonding curve.
That's the other side of being the trenches' best-known name: anyone can launch your name, for or against you, and a new coin with it trades in minutes.
What people said, checked
- Contradicted
“Slingoor got hacked” or drained (@cryptofavs, @fuelkek and others).
Every sale was signed by the wallet, the proceeds became 689,273 USDC in the same wallet, and 630,321 were still there on November 9.
- On chain
He “rugged his whole community for 600k” (@dtp563).
The sale brought 7,712.98 SOL in five and a half minutes, swapped for 689,273 USDC. Rugged is the posters' word; the amounts are on chain.
- On chain
He “injected over $250,000 back into his own project and sold none” (@MingoApes, October 31).
True until November 8: our earlier read found the wallet had never sold Big Titty Coin for SOL or dollars before that day.
- On chain
Traders send him supply at launch (@tradesbystar, November 4).
17 coins still in his wallet sent him 1% or more within ten minutes of launch, 10 of them 5% or more.
- Claimed
Cupsey, Dior and Chairman have been sending “bundles” at him for three weeks (sling, in the shared screenshot).
His claim. We didn't test it here.
What this means when you look at a coin
- Who got supply in the first minute matters as much as who bought it. A transfer from the creator to a well-known wallet two seconds after launch is visible on chain before anyone posts about the coin.
- A large holder can leave in one minute. 52 coins went in 136 seconds, 230 in five and a half minutes. Share of supply held by one wallet is a risk on its own, whoever that wallet is.
- Hacked is a claim you can check. If the money leaves for a new wallet, maybe. If it stays and trades on, no.
How we read it
The wallet. 5YRgrP3mjGzrzirYYN5HAQH19cTYREYwGxW6XRJQUzij. Solscan shows it as “slingoor” on Pump.fun, the pump.fun handle sling lists on his own site; our Big Titty Coin report has the details.
After the sale. Every transaction from 16:55 UTC on November 8 to about 01:20 UTC on November 9 that the wallet signed: 371 of the 27,402 that touched it (the rest are other coins paying it fees). For each, the wallet's change in SOL, USDC and every token. A sale is a transaction the wallet signed where a token left it and SOL (or, after the swap, USDC) came back; 35 transfers in those minutes of small, round amounts of tokens (1,000 to 10,000) to other wallets, with less than 0.0005 SOL back, are not counted. Two separate methods (token balances, and the transfer instructions themselves) give the same 234 sales and 7,712.98 SOL from 16:58:10 to 17:03:34, and the wallet's SOL balance before the 18:51 swap matches them within 0.011 SOL. One of the 230 tokens sold is a little wrapped bitcoin (WBTC) from holder rewards; the other 229 are memecoins.
The supply sent to him. The first transaction of each of the wallet's 174 open token accounts. When the wallet didn't sign it and its balance went up, the tokens were sent. The share is of the supply on November 9; the launch time and creator are Anceta's records. Closed accounts, such as 221 of the 230 coins sold on November 8, can't be read this way.
Names. Coins in Anceta's records with “sling” anywhere in the name or ticker; a few may be unrelated words.
The statement. A screenshot shared on X; the original post is on a protected account. Market values for Big Titty Coin after the sale are DexScreener's.
Sources
- 1.Solscan, sling's pump.fun wallet. 5YRg…Uzij
- 2.Solscan, the wallet's USDC account
- 3.Solscan, the 18:51 swap. 7,702.59 SOL to 689,273.41 USDC
- 4.X, the shared screenshot of sling's post. 18:19 UTC, Nov 8
- 5.slingoor.io. sling's own site, his handles
- 6.DexScreener, Big Titty Coin
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