Market cap
Price times total supply. Every pump.fun coin has 1 billion tokens, so a $0.00003 price means a $30K market cap.
Paper-trade fresh launches, coins about to graduate and migrated memecoins with 100 demo SOL. Learn bonding curves, slippage and position sizing without risking a single lamport, earn badges as you go, then pass the challenge and apply for a funded account.
Lists refresh every few seconds. Tap any coin to open its chart and trade it with demo SOL.
Most people learn memecoins by losing their first wallet. Here you make those mistakes with fake money, build a track record, then trade our capital.
Buy and sell real pump.fun coins at live prices. Fills include swap fees and the price impact your order would have on the real pool.
Pick a tier and hit the profit target without breaking the max-loss rule. Win rate and trade count prove it wasn't one lucky ape.
Get up to 200 SOL of real capital. Keep 70–90% of the profit you make, paid out in SOL to your wallet.
Every challenge runs on the same 100 demo SOL. Bigger accounts have tighter risk rules.
Trading real coins with fake money lets these happen to you for free.
A fresh launch holds about 30 SOL. A 3 SOL buy moves the price around 10%.
Set it too tight and orders fail. Too loose and you overpay.
The New tab is where you'll see it happen. Size accordingly.
The coach flags any trade that puts more than 20% of your account at risk.
Start a challenge, trade live coins with demo SOL, and meet every rule. Your progress updates live from the Trade tab.
Each sell is one closed trade. A sell is a win when you get back more SOL than that portion cost you, after fees.
If your equity (free SOL plus open positions) falls below the max-loss line even once, the challenge fails. You can restart any time.
Funded traders are paid their profit split in SOL to the wallet they applied with, every 14 days.
No. You never deposit. If a funded account hits its loss limit, it closes and you can take a new challenge.
Short definitions of the terms you'll see on pump.fun and Solana DEXs, with the numbers worked out.
Price times total supply. Every pump.fun coin has 1 billion tokens, so a $0.00003 price means a $30K market cap.
A new pump.fun coin trades against an automatic curve. The price rises as people buy and falls as they sell, until the curve sells out.
When the bonding curve sells out, the coin "graduates" and its liquidity moves to a regular pool on PumpSwap. These show up in the Migrated tab.
How far your own order pushes the price. On a curve holding 30 SOL, buying 3 SOL moves it about 10%. You pay it on the way in and again on the way out.
The maximum price change you'll accept before an order executes. Too low and orders fail on thin coins. Too high and bots can front-run you.
A creator or large holder dumps their tokens and the price collapses. Most brand-new launches never recover.
How much of your account goes into one trade. Professionals risk a small slice so a rug can't end them.
Selling at the first dip versus holding through everything. Neither is a strategy. Decide your exit before you enter.
Check these on a block explorer or a token scanner before you put real SOL into a new memecoin.