by cookedwhat a bundled launch is, and how to spot one
A bundled launch is one where the deployer buys a big part of the supply across many wallets at the moment the coin is created, so the supply looks spread out while one person controls it. You spot one from Bundle %, Insiders % and Snipers % on Axiom, the large holders uxtension highlights, early wallets funded from one source, and a run of buys in the creation block.
what it is
The deployer creates the coin and, in the same moment, buys it from a set of wallets they control. On chain those look like separate early buyers. On a holder list they look like a crowd.
Uxento's uDev toolbox includes a Sniper/Bundler for developers who launch with several wallets linked to uDev, and its Auto-Sell can apply to those wallets. what udev is
why it matters to you
Supply spread across many wallets reads as many holders. If one person owns those wallets, it's one seller with a large position bought at the launch price.
That supply can be sold into any buy that comes after, including yours. It doesn't have to happen all at once, either: a bundle can sell in pieces as buyers arrive. Either way the holder list told you the risk was spread, and it wasn't.
how to spot one
- Bundle %, Insiders % and Snipers % on Axiom. All three are on the token page. Read each one the way Axiom defines it.
- uxtension's Highlight Significant Holders. With uxtension on, holders over 5% of supply show in red. Lower the threshold under Analysis & Data, Highlight Significant Holders, to bring smaller holders into view too.
- Wallets funded from one source. Open the top holders. If several fresh wallets were all funded by the same wallet shortly before launch, they're one buyer.
- Many buys in the creation block. Look at the first trades. A run of buys from different wallets landing together with the creation, before anyone could have seen the coin, is the pattern.
- Similar holdings. Several wallets each holding about the same share, bought at the same moment, are worth a closer look.
check the deployer too
Look at who launched it, and what else they have launched.
- Multi-Deploy Identifier. In uxtension's Analysis & Data panel. On New Pairs, a serial deployer's first coin shows green and later ones are hidden or orange.
- PumpFun Lookup. In Vision, search the deployer's wallet or username to see the coins it has deployed via Pump before. Turn it on with Show PumpFun Lookup in Appearance settings.
- uDev Wallet Tracking. Once you know a deployer, add their wallet in uxtension and their next cards on Pulse New Pairs light up in a color you pick.
what the checks can't do
None of these is a verdict. A low reading isn't a pass, and a high one doesn't tell you when anyone sells. They tell you how concentrated the early supply is and who holds it. Size your buy as if the concentrated part can be sold into you, because it can.
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5 sources
- uDev's toolbox includes a Sniper/Bundler for developers who launch with several wallets linked to uDev, and Auto-Sell can apply to it Sniper/Bundler · source2026-10-07
- uxtension highlights holders over 5% of supply in red by default; the threshold is a slider under Highlight Significant Holders in Analysis & Data 5% · source2026-10-07
- the Multi-Deploy Identifier flags serial deployers on New Pairs: first coin green, later coins hidden or orange Multi-Deploy · source2026-10-07
- PumpFun Lookup searches a wallet address or username for the coins it deployed via Pump; it is turned on in Appearance settings PumpFun · source2026-10-07
- uDev Wallet Tracking highlights cards from chosen developer wallets on Axiom Pulse New Pairs, with an optional sound uDev · source2026-10-07
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