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Why every site shows a different bundle %

Bundle numbers disagree because each site answers a different question. Know which one you are reading before you trust it.

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What the data shows

One coin, six answers

For the Dacity coin, trading sites showed us (on 2026-10-19): 0% bundled on two terminals, 7.7% on a wallet tracker, 32.3% and 33.7% on two others, and 59% "bundled token" on another, next to a near-zero "still held" figure. Our own check said 13.4% at launch. None of these has to be wrong. They are answers to different questions.

Question 1: how much was bought in bundles at launch?

This counts history: everything that went to bundled wallets around the launch. It never goes down, even after they sell. The 59% figure is this kind. Our 13.4% is the narrowest, provable part of it: three wallets in the creation block, right behind the creation transaction.

Question 2: how much do those launch bundlers still hold?

Take the launch bundlers and look at their balances today. Once they have sold, this drops to 0%. So a 0% can mean "already dumped", not "clean". Dacity’s creation-block wallets held 0% a week after launch.

Question 3: how much do linked wallet groups hold right now?

This ignores the launch and groups today’s top holders by shared funding or behaviour. The ~33% figures are this kind. It is the most useful question for a trader, and the easiest to inflate.

Why app wallets inflate question 3

Among Dacity’s top 100 holders, 27 wallets holding 20.6% of supply bought through the same trading app, which pays the transaction fees for its users. They share a fee payer, not an owner. A tool that links wallets by fee payer counts thousands of unrelated app users as one bundle. We show app wallets separately and never group them for that reason alone.

Which number to trust

The one that tells you what it measures and shows its receipts. A good bundle report separates "at launch" from "still held" from "linked holders now", says which links are direct (a shared wallet on-chain) and which are only patterns, and lets you open every transaction.

Dacity, side by side

The numbers sites showed for the same coin, and the question each one answers.

FigureQuestion it answersSource
59% bundled tokenLaunch history (everything bought in bundles)trading terminal, screenshot 2026-10-19
13.4%Launch, provable part: creation-block buyersunbundle Bundle Check
7.7%Not stated by the site (likely launch wallets, current holdings)wallet tracker, screenshot 2026-10-19
0%What launch bundlers still holdtwo terminals, screenshots 2026-10-19
32.3% · 33.7%Linked holder groups now (method not published)terminal and scanner, screenshots 2026-10-19
1.8% direct · 3.7% patternLinked holder groups now, app wallets excluded (20.6% in app wallets shown apart)unbundle Holder groups, 2026-10-19

Third-party figures are as displayed on their sites in screenshots shared with us; their methods are not public, so the "question" column for them is our reading of their labels.

Limitations

  • •Other sites do not publish their methods. Where we describe what their number measures, that is our reading of their labels, not a statement from them.
  • •All figures change over time; the ones here are from 2026-10-19.

Check it yourself

Paste any pump.fun coin into the unbundle Bundle Check: it shows launch bundles, what they still hold, holder groups now and app wallets as separate numbers, each with transaction links.

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