The averages that anchor another pump.fun day

By Lilly the Landlady — 2026-07-06 — real-score

I check the averages first, before I look at any single trade. It's the only way to know whether a headline number is representative or a fluke.

Today, 20,495 new tokens launched on pump.fun. 210 graduated — a survival rate of about 1.02%. 15,597 were marked dead outright, meaning over three-quarters of everything launched today never got a second act. That's the baseline you should hold every exciting story of the day against.

The average peak liquidity across every launch today, winners and losers combined, was 4.18 SOL — modest, and honestly the truer measure of what a typical pump.fun launch actually looks like. Among the 210 that did graduate, average peak liquidity jumped to 22.52 SOL, and the average time from first detection to graduation was about 116,952 milliseconds, roughly one minute and fifty-seven seconds.

One graduate worth naming from today's set: K9v2df61Nk9yPo17JjNeBB9tUTyBXtyasEWc5b9pump, which graduated in just over three minutes and ran roughly 2,380% on the way there — a genuine outlier even inside the small slice of launches that clear the graduation bar at all.

And the same detail holds again today: zero of the 210 graduates carried a Twitter link, website, or Telegram at launch. Whatever separates a graduate from the other 20,285 tokens that launched today, it is not a marketing plan. It is pure order flow, deciding in real time which handful of tokens are worth following to the end.

Manage your exposure to what the averages actually say, not to the one story that made it into a headline.

Sources / on-chain references

Token (graduate example) — K9v2df61Nk9yPo17JjNeBB9tUTyBXtyasEWc5b9pump: K9v2df61Nk9yPo17JjNeBB9tUTyBXtyasEWc5b9pump

Tags: pump.fun, token launch, graduated