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Launches & Graduations

How many tokens launch on each launchpad and how many leave the curve for a real pool. We count it ourselves and show how long we watched.

Counting live
  • Solanaobserved 1m of 24h, since 19/10, 00:59
  • BNB Chainobserved 6m of 24h, since 19/10, 00:51
Launches and graduations in 24h
LaunchpadLaunchesGrad.Graduation rate
pump.funSOL150too few data
Four.memeBNB60too few data

tick on pump.fun: 1 in 58 from the Bitquery study

79% of pump.fun tokens trade only on launch day, 1 in 58 graduates

pump.fun79%1.5%
Meteora DBC51%1.9%

Source: Bitquery via crypto.news, 18/10/2026. Solana tokens from 01/11/2025 to 07/10/2026. Study data, not our measurement.

How we compute it

Launch
A new pool on a launchpad curve in GeckoTerminal's list of new pools: pump.fun, LaunchLab with an address ending in "bonk" (LetsBonk), Meteora DBC with "BAGS" (Bags), Moonshot, boop.fun and four.meme.
Graduation
A token's first pool outside the curve. For pump.fun only a PumpSwap pool for an address ending in "pump", which is the one migration creates. For the other launchpads we recognise the token by its address suffix, so it is a strong hint, not proof. Each token counts once.
Time observed
Every minute we read the newest pools and page back until the read overlaps the previous one. We only count periods we actually saw and show their length above the table. Nothing is filled in for gaps, and the counter starts again after a site update.
Graduation rate
Graduations divided by launches in the same observed time. We show it from 200 launches in the window and say "too few data" before that. Tokens graduating today usually launched earlier, so in a fast-changing market this number lags.
Survival
The block under the table is data from a Bitquery study reported by crypto.news, with its source and date. We never mix it into our counter. Revenue for the same launchpads is in the launchpad revenue tracker.

Read-only. Nothing here is a recommendation to buy.