/dev
The /dev command (or short /d for Telegram) shows info on dev's first purchase of the token, whether it was bundled, past launches and current holdings.
DEV info
How to read this section
👨💻 DEV FIRST BUY - The size of the transaction that initiated the pump.fun pool, reflected in $SOL - shows how much SOL was the buyback.
If any KOL wallet from our database is the dev of the token it will be reflected.
If the dev address launched several tokens and some were successful, users will see the name of the token in the dev section
💰 DEV HOLDS - The precise amount of tokens, how much of a token supply it is in % and their value in $SOL held at the moment of the report.
DEV BUNDLE: YES🔴/NO🟢/JITO🟡 - Indicates whether there was a bundled buyback by the dev.
— if dev used jito bundle for the transaction but there was NO ACTUAL TOKEN BUYBACK - it will show 'JITO🟡' and you can check the link with bundle details. Sometimes devs use Jito for anti-MEV purposes.
🚀 MIGRATED: YES | NO | RATE - Shows how many tokens were launched by this developer wallet if any. Rate shows the ratio of tokens launched to tokens migrated, so users can see another success metric.
🛜LIVESTREAM: YES/NO, USERS COUNT. If there is a livestram active Runner will reflect it, showing also the number of users in the stream.
Tips
→ Look at the dev-controlled supply. Typically, if dev buys more than 5% and it is undisclosed - it is a dump-like situation.
→ Dev past launches should not be the primary reason why you decide to ape or not. Such tokens still moon frequently. Usually the lifetime of a token is just shorter the higher the dev past launches number is.
⚡️NOTE: Runner Bot is not a signal to buy, it is a tool which should enhance or speed up YOUR OWN RESEARCH. In no way Runner Bot reports constitute a financial advice. Please ape responsibly
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