BundleTrackThe terminal for bundled launches.
Only tokens with a detected launch bundle. For each one: how much of the supply was bought in the first block, by how many wallets, through which platform, and how much of it is still held. Search any Robinhood Chain token to check it.
Three signals. One verdict.
A bundle is a set of wallets that buy a token in the deploy block or the ones right after it, funded from one place, usually through a launch tool. We look for all three.
Same-block buys
Purchases landing in the deploy transaction's block, or within the next three, from wallets that had never touched the token.
Common source
Those wallets were funded by the same address or the same exchange withdrawal, within thirty minutes of deploy, traced up to three hops.
Platform fingerprint
The transaction shape matches a known bundler: bundle.fun's router, Proxima's execution layer, or a custom pattern we've catalogued. Unknown shapes are labelled custom.
The chart shows price. The bundle shows who can move it.
Forty percent of supply in twelve wallets funded by one address is a different token from forty percent in four thousand holders, even at the same market cap. BundleTrack tells you which one you're looking at, and watches whether the bundle is holding, trimming, or gone.
Does a bundle mean a token is a scam?
No. Bundles are how most launches on every chain get their initial supply, and some teams disclose them. What matters is the size, the wallet count, and whether it is being sold into buyers. BundleTrack shows those three things and leaves the judgement to you.
Can a token be bundled and not appear here?
Yes. Detection is heuristic. A bundle funded from many unrelated sources, spread over many blocks, will score below our threshold. Absence from the terminal is not a clean bill of health.
Which platforms do you fingerprint?
bundle.fun and Proxima today, with a custom class for patterns that match the timing and funding signals but no known router. Signatures are updated as tools change.
What does $BUNDLE do?
Holding it unlocks the alerts feed, the wallet-funding graph, and API access. It does not change what the terminal shows for free. Details on the $BUNDLE page.
Search any token before you buy it.
Paste an address or a symbol. If it's bundled, you'll see by how much.
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