Solana memecoins, the last 24 hours: November 9, 2026

One post, 201 coins

Early on November 9, at 03:13:03 UTC, Elon Musk posted four words: “Chinese 𝕏 is 牛逼”. 牛逼 (niúbī) is Chinese slang, crude, for something that is great. By the time we read it the post had 19.2 million views. It named no coin and no token.

Solana's launchpads made it one. In the 18 hours and 47 minutes from the post to the end of our window, 201 coins were launched with 牛逼 as their name or ticker, from 148 wallets. Anceta has no record of a coin by that name from before the post. 113 of the 201 put the post itself in their X link. Others pointed elsewhere: 47 gave the website awesomeme.xyz, and 33 an X account called Awesomebsc.

It was not the only Chinese name of the day. 552 coins launched in the window had Chinese characters in their name or ticker, 351 of them besides the 牛逼 coins: among them 15 with the ticker 马一龙, a nickname Chinese social media gives Musk.

The first minute

The first coin named 牛逼 was created on pump.fun at 03:13:03 UTC, in the post's own second. Six more followed within fifteen seconds, and an eighth inside the minute. Two of those first eight came from wallets that have launched hundreds of coins: 351 and 243 in Anceta's records.

16 coins had the name within ten minutes, 40 within the hour. Many of the creators were new: 92 of the 201 coins came from a wallet launching its first coin, 16 from wallets with a hundred coins or more.

The wave, hour by hour

The launches came in a rush and then thinned out. The busiest hour was the post's own: 36 coins from 03:13 to 04:00 UTC. A second rise came at 06:00 UTC with 31, and a third at 14:00 with 17. By the evening only a handful were still appearing each hour.

On pump.fun, 87 coins took the name. 49 of them found buyers, and 18 of those had rugged by 22:00: 36.7%, close to the day's rate for every pump.fun coin: the copies of a famous post rugged about as often as everything else. Across all launchpads, 33 of the 201 had rugged by 22:00 and 4 had traded long enough to count as survivors; most were too young to tell.

Four clean launches, each from a post

We looked for coins launched in the window that traded more than $100k, traded in every hour since launch and at least $10,000 in the last two hours to 22:00, and passed every launch check Anceta reads: a launch block under 1% by minute ten, the ten biggest wallets holding less than a third of the supply at minute ten, a creator who held none and sold none, and a creator with no earlier coin in Anceta's records. We left out coins whose trading looked made rather than met. Four pump.fun coins passed, and none appeared in an earlier report.

All four have something in common: each was created within three minutes of a post on X, and each links that post. A post gives a coin its name and its moment. It says nothing about who made the coin.

Pump.fun@Pumpfunpump.fun announcing that Elysium was live on the pump.fun app13:01:50 UTC

+2 min 46 spost to coin

Elysium$Elysium · created 13:04:36 UTC

At 13:01:50 UTC pump.fun's own account posted that Elysium was live in the pump.fun app, with pump.fun powering cross-chain trading for the Elysium ecosystem. A coin named Elysium, linking that post, was created 2 minutes and 46 seconds later by a wallet with no earlier coin. Its launch block held 8.4% at the first read and nothing after two minutes; 569 wallets bought in the first ten minutes, the most spread out of the four. It left its launch curve after 29.8 minutes and traded in every hour to 22:00. A second coin with the same name followed half an hour later and traded far less.

Launch block

8.4% → 0.0% at 10 min

Buyers by minute ten

569

Top 10 at minute ten

17.5%

Left its launch curve

after 29.8 min

Traded in the window

$984k

Last hour, to 22:00

$17k, 225 wallets

22:00 Nov 8traded each hour22:00 Nov 9

himdev@FirstCoinLauncha post naming the ticker $HUNG, quoting a post that said “Jensen Hung”02:52:46 UTC

+10 spost to coin

picture
not shownJensen Hung$HUNG · created 02:52:56 UTC

A play on the name of Nvidia's chief executive, Jensen Huang. The coin was created 10 seconds after an account called himdev posted the ticker $HUNG, and it links that post. Its launch block held 17.6% at the first read, 1.2% at one minute and none at five. Its busiest hour came an hour later, at 04:00 UTC, and it stayed on its launch curve for 79 minutes. It traded in every hour after, to 22:00. Its picture is not one this page prints.

Launch block

17.6% → 0.0% at 10 min

Buyers by minute ten

186

Top 10 at minute ten

28.4%

Left its launch curve

after 1.3 h

Traded in the window

$899k

Last hour, to 22:00

$10k, 78 wallets

22:00 Nov 8traded each hour22:00 Nov 9

Forbes@ForbesForbes on a statue mocking Trump’s Vietnam draft deferment, put up on the National Mall18:10:07 UTC

+6 spost to coin

Denald Tremp$TREMP · created 18:10:13 UTC

At 18:10:07 UTC Forbes posted a story about a statue mocking Donald Trump's Vietnam draft deferment, put up on the National Mall. Six seconds later a coin called Denald Tremp was created, linking the Forbes post. Its launch block held 20.1% at the first read and nothing at 30 seconds, and it drew the biggest crowd of the four: 1,309 buyers in its first ten minutes. It left its launch curve after 4.1 minutes. The youngest of the four, it was not yet four hours old at 22:00 and still trading.

Launch block

20.1% → 0.0% at 10 min

Buyers by minute ten

1,309

Top 10 at minute ten

21.5%

Left its launch curve

after 4.1 min

Traded in the window

$405k

Last hour, to 22:00

$20k, 369 wallets

22:00 Nov 8traded each hour22:00 Nov 9

Baggy@BaggyWorksa post pitching a “lone wolf” meme08:01:33 UTC

+1 min 22 spost to coin

The Lone Wolf$Wolf · created 08:02:55 UTC

An account called Baggy posted a pitch for a “lone wolf” meme at 08:01:33 UTC; the coin, linking it, was created 1 minute and 22 seconds later. Its launch block fell from 13.1% at the first read to 0.7% at 30 seconds and stayed there. The slow one: it sat on its launch curve for 10.4 hours before graduating, with a small trade every hour, and a second burst at 18:00 UTC.

Launch block

13.1% → 0.7% at 10 min

Buyers by minute ten

390

Top 10 at minute ten

25.9%

Left its launch curve

after 10.4 h

Traded in the window

$348k

Last hour, to 22:00

$3k, 39 wallets

22:00 Nov 8traded each hour22:00 Nov 9

A clean launch describes a coin's first minutes, not what it does next: these four can still fall, and some coins that failed the checks will still be trading tomorrow. Pattern analysis, not financial advice.

Rugs and graduations

Of the 17,878 pump.fun coins that found buyers, 6,635 had rugged by 22:00: 37.1%, half of them within 16.5 minutes of launch. That is down from 38.8% on November 8, and still above 33.9% on November 6, 29.4% on November 5 and 27.5% over eight days in October.

663 pump.fun coins launched in the window graduated, half of them within 1.8 minutes of launch. By 22:00, 573 of them had rugged, 44 were survivors and 46 were too young to tell. Leaving the launch curve did not mean lasting.

Crowds and machines

The sixteen most repeated tickers were each launched 158 times or more. Fourteen were crowds, from 45 to 159 wallets piling onto a word. Two were machines: 269 coins named DEYES$ came from one wallet, and 163 under another ticker from 3 wallets. 牛逼 sits in the middle of the list, 187 coins under that exact ticker from 138 wallets.

Who launched them

16,667 wallets launched coins in these 24 hours. 246 of them launched twenty or more each, 18,139 coins between them: 43% of everything launched. The busiest single wallet launched 582, one every 2.5 minutes for a whole day. pump.fun carried 36,618 of the 41,797 launches, Meteora's launchpads 1,958, and other launchpads 3,221.

What this means when you look at a coin

A name tells you what people are talking about, not who is behind a coin. One post made 201 coins with the same name, the first in the same second, and two of the first eight came from wallets with hundreds of coins behind them. An X link to a famous post says where a coin got its idea, nothing more. Dollar volume is the easiest number to dress up: before trusting it, look at how many wallets made it and whether the trading carries on or stops dead after an hour. And three checks still cut through most of the noise: who launched the coin and what their earlier coins did, whether a block of wallets held a large share from the first seconds, and who holds the supply now.

How we counted

Sources

1. 1.Elon Musk, “Chinese 𝕏 is 牛逼”. X, November 9, 2026, 03:13:03 UTC
2. 2.Pump.fun on X, the post Elysium links. November 9, 2026, 13:01:50 UTC
3. 3.himdev on X, the post Jensen Hung links. November 9, 2026, 02:52:46 UTC
4. 4.Forbes on X, the post Denald Tremp links. November 9, 2026, 18:10:07 UTC
5. 5.Baggy on X, the post The Lone Wolf links. November 9, 2026, 08:01:33 UTC

Related research

1. 1.Solana memecoins, the last 24 hours: November 8, 2026. the day before, with four other coins
2. 2.When do memecoins rug? The hours of the day. the hour a coin launches, and its odds
3. 3.Solana rug pull report: October 2026. the same definitions over eight days