- Listening
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- Events / min
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- Stations
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Tune: drag the right knob or the glass. Arrow keys work on the dial.
The glass
On the dial
Top row is the open air: big moves across all of pump.fun, called the second they land. Migrations, dev sells and whales each have their own spot.
The two rows under it are coins. Every coin with its own channel is printed on the glass while it is on air.
Stations now
- Reading the air...
Heard on the air
- The first call shows up here.
The CA key
Your coin, your station
Paste a coin address into the slot. Its station is printed on the glass and the needle travels there through the static.
Watchlist 0/5
Two to five coins share one station: one voice calls them all.
No coin picked
Paste a CA to see whether its station is on air.
Hold the token
Wallets holding at least $50 open one station for 6 hours. Free, one signed message.
Pass
One SOL transfer with a memo. No refunds; outage minutes are added back to your pass.
Behind the panel
Inside the set
Six valves, one for each stage of the broadcast. The brighter the filament, the busier the stage, live from the service.
Chain events come in on the left, a voice goes out to every listener on the right. From a trade to your speaker is about two seconds.
- V1Feedpump.fun trades, creates and migrations off the chain-
- V2Detectorpicks the moves worth a call: dev sells, whales, records-
- V3Editorone voice, no overlaps, the big call cuts in first-
- V4Voicespeech with the words timed for subtitles-
- V5Transmittera socket per listener, audio in small chunks-
- V6Rectifierpower: on while the service is up-
The back panel
How it works
- Open air is free. Anyone can listen. It calls migrations, dev sells, whale buys and records across pump.fun.
- A coin station needs a key. Hold the token, or buy a pass in SOL. Listening to a station that is on air is free for everyone with the link.
- Every number is from the chain. The voice only says what a decoded transaction says. Coin names are cleaned before they are spoken.
- No sound until you switch it on. Subtitles always run, word by word.
Leave it on.
The trenches never close. Neither does the open air.