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I took the top 50 PumpFun callers ranked by all-time earnings and analyzed the latest 100 calls made by each of them.
I then created a new ranking based on the average return of their last 100 calls.
I also added a column showing each caller’s previous ranking based on all-time earnings, along with an arrow indicating how many positions they gained or lost in the new ranking.
Here are the results.

Why do people keep feeding devs like @Supermanonchain
He just made another 20 bands and the token rugged right after, and people are still buying his stuff.

Time to lock in on the Pumpfun app.
I’m a bit late to the party since I was on vacation. Imma be sharing some of my profits and fees from callouts with my Pump followers.

Gm
Of course I go on vacation during peak time of SOL

Pumpfun continues its insane dominance on Sol, accounting for 99.18% of all token deploys in the last 24h.
Meanwhile on Robinhood 40+ launchpads are still fighting for market share.

Bwam had his best on-chain month yet in July, printing more than 20,000 SOL, equivalent to $1.57M
If we add the creator fees and yield from his staked SOL, the grand total comes close to $1.75/$1.8M this month.

July Traders Performance Breakdown
• 5,763,911 wallets analyzed
• Only 26.6% of wallets were profitable
• Just 1.7% of wallets generated 90.2% of all profits
Let’s break down what really happened.
• 5.76M wallets were active
• Only 1.53M wallets (26.6%) made any profit
• A massive 4.23M wallets (73.4%) ended in loss
So once again, the majority of traders lost money.
Now here’s where it gets really interesting:
• Only 17,539 wallets (0.3%) made over 100 SOL
• These wallets alone generated +8,316,882 SOL
Total profits for the period: +11,852,817 SOL
That means just 0.3% of wallets captured 70.2%

Nice way to close out the month.
Tomorrow, a new chapter begins.

July Traders Performance Breakdown
• 5,763,911 wallets analyzed
• Only 26.6% of wallets were profitable
• Just 1.7% of wallets generated 90.2% of all profits
Let’s break down what really happened:
• 5.76M wallets were active
• Only 1.53M wallets (26.6%) made any profit
• A massive 4.23M wallets (73.4%) ended in loss
So once again, the majority of traders lost money.
Now here’s where it gets really interesting:
• Only 17,539 wallets (0.3%) made over 100 SOL
• These wallets alone generated +8,316,882 SOL
Total profits for the period: +11,852,817 SOL
That means just 0.3% of wallets captured 70.2%

The infamous deployer Bwam’s bullishness on SOL continues.
He now has more than $7.6M worth of SOL staked, earning him approximately $33,000 per month.

X is reportedly banning crypto related accounts that repeatedly posted repetitive content mainly aimed at boosting engagement.
Many accounts with 50K+ followers are slowly disappearing.
X has long encouraged genuine content, and now it looks like the platform is taking matters into its own hands.

One aspect of Pumpfun’s impact deserves far more recognition:
Through its Charity Coins program, more than $3.17 million has been donated in just 77 days.
That’s over $41,000 directed to charity every single day through memecoin creator fees.
At its current pace, the program would generate around $15 million in its first year, keep going! @Pumpfun @a1lon9