Pump Fun Advanced: Pro Tips to Make Your token Stand Out

Pump Fun rolled out a new advanced mode, and everyone’s switching over. If you’re launching a token, you need to know how to optimize the metrics it surfaces.

pump Fun recently launched its advanced version, which displays tokens differently with more metrics and data points for users. As token creators, we need to know which parameters matter most to users and how to stand out from the crowd.

The advanced mode on pump Fun sits on the left side of the homepage menu. You can also access the new Pump Fun feature directly here.

Once you’re there, you’ll notice every token looks different. The view no longer focuses on the meme coin content itself; instead, it surfaces the technical parameters any trader needs before pulling the trigger.

Anatomy of a token in Pump Fun Advanced

Here’s what a token looks like in pump Fun Advanced:

The parameters shown in the image fall into two categories: classic metrics like volume, market cap, and transactions; and newer data points like number of holders, snipers holding, dev holding, and top 10 holders.

The holder count is the number of wallets currently holding that token. Snipers are wallets that bought immediately after launch, dev holding refers to the supply held by the token’s creator, and the top 10 holders metric shows the combined holdings of the top 10 token wallets.

The goal is to push the holder count as high as possible while bringing down your own percentage of the supply. At the same time, you’ll want to pump the classic metrics (volume, transactions, market cap) as much as you can.

How to improve your metrics in Pump.fun’s Advanced Mode

Below, we’ll walk through a set of tools you can use to boost your Advanced Mode metrics and drive more sales for your token.

Volume, transactions, and holders

Once again, a volume bot is the right call here. It covers everything you need. That said, you can’t just use any volume bot. In fact, 99% of bots out there will flag your wallets as insiders on pump fun’s bubble map, which is a massive red flag.

We recently updated smithii’s volume bot to let you accumulate token without getting flagged on bubble maps.

What can you do with this? Here’s what’s possible: boost volume, transactions, and holders for your token.

Dev Holding

To boost dev holding using your own funds, you need to run what’s called a multi-to-multi transfer. This lets you send funds from a single wallet to multiple wallets, and from those wallets to even more wallets.

Once the funds are in the final wallets, use their private keys to make a purchase from each one via the bundle buy on pump fun.

If you want to do a selective sell, check out our guide to running a Bundle Sell on Pump.fun.

Sniper Holding

To bring down the sniper holding, the move is straightforward: keep snipers out. There’s a technique for this that isn’t too heavy-handed but gets the job done.

Most snipers run a filter called a “Bundler check”, which means they sidestep these kinds of tactics. That said, we can use the bundler I mentioned earlier, this time specifically to launch the token directly on pump fun.

This will keep most snipers from buying in. The ones that do get in will hold their liquidity in the curve, since the bundler prevents the price from running too fast. That takes care of the last remaining metric: market cap.

Put all these concepts and tips together and you’ll be well-positioned to graduate your token on Pump Fun more effectively and sustainably.

To Recap

Here’s what you need to do to improve your metrics on pump fun advanced:

• Volume / Transactions / Holders: fire up the Volume Bot.
• Dev Holding: run a multi-to-multi transfer from your wallet and buy in via Bundle Buy; exit everything at once with Bundle Sell when the time is right.
• Sniper Holding: launch the token directly with the Pump Fun Bundler, using a flat curve so snipers skip your pool.
• Stable Market Cap: let the bundler do its job by keeping snipers in and nudging the market cap higher.