📦 What is a bundled launch?

A bundled launch is when a big part of a new coin's supply is bought in the very same moment the coin is created. On Solana this is done by packing the create transaction and a set of buys together, so they land at once and nobody else can get in first.

Why people bundle

Mostly to control a large share of the supply cheaply while hiding it. Instead of one wallet holding 30% (which everyone would see), the same person spreads the buys across many fresh wallets. On a holder list it looks like lots of separate early buyers.

Why it matters to buyers

  • One person may control much more of the coin than the holder list suggests.
  • Those wallets can sell together, which hits the price far harder than scattered selling.
  • Bundled wallets often look "fresh": new wallets funded just before launch, frequently from the same source.

Is every bundle a scam?

Not always. Some creators bundle to stop bots sniping their own launch. But a heavily bundled coin puts a lot of power in very few hands, so it deserves extra caution, especially if those wallets start selling.

How to check a coin

  • Look at how much of the supply was bought in the creation moment.
  • Check whether the early buyers were brand-new wallets.
  • Watch for those early wallets selling at the same time.

🛡 How GORZ shows it

  • GORZ measures the share of supply bought in the creation slot (shown as "Bundled" on each coin).
  • A coin with 10% or more bought in the creation slot gets a "Bundled supply" warning in its safety grade. It counts for only a little, because on its own it has not told dying coins apart from the rest in GORZ's data.
  • Separately, GORZ counts snipers: wallets that bought within the first 3 slots.
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Questions

How much bundling is too much?

There is no official line. GORZ warns from 10% of supply bought in the creation slot, more strongly from 30%, and reads it together with who those wallets are and whether they sell.

Can I see who bundled a coin?

You can see which wallets bought at launch on a block explorer. Proving they belong to one person usually takes following where their SOL came from.

More guides

🚨 How to spot a Solana rug pull →👨‍💻 Dev sold: what it means →⛓ Wallet farms: same wallets, hundreds of coins →🤖 Fake volume: spotting bot trades →🎯 What are snipers? →🐳 Top 10 holders: why concentration matters →🎓 The pump.fun bonding curve, explained →

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