Copy Trending Coins: The Live Pump.fun Board

The board above is the live pump.fun market: what is trending right now, and what was minted in the last few minutes. Every card carries a Copy Coin button, and that button is the reason this page exists. Click it and Alchemii's Solana token creator opens with that coin's name, ticker, image and description already in the fields — you are not starting from a blank form, you are starting from a format the market is already reacting to.

Nobody else in this category ships it. Every other Solana token creator hands you an empty form and wishes you luck; you go and find the trending coin yourself, right-click its logo, save it, come back, type the name, type the ticker, paste a description, upload the image. That is a couple of minutes of clerical work at the exact moment when minutes are the only thing that matters. Copy Coin collapses it into one click.

What you are buying here is speed and control, not a lottery ticket. Speed: seconds from spotting a runner to having a signed, live mint of your own. Control: it is your mint, your supply, your authorities, your metadata, your liquidity decision — none of it routed through somebody else's bonding curve.

There is a second capability on the create form worth knowing about before you get there, because it is the other half of why this page exists: an optional mint address that ends in the characters "pump". That address shape is the visual signature of a pump.fun launch, and the usual ways to get one are launching on pump.fun's curve or grinding candidate keypairs yourself in a terminal. Here it is a checkbox, pre-ground so it lands the moment you sign. Copy a coin off the board, tick it, and your token wears the address without inheriting the curve — the two features compose, and neither one requires the other.

Copy Coin is a handoff, not a launch. Clicking it never signs anything and never spends SOL. It takes the card's metadata, drops it into the token creator's form, and sends you to the creator with a confirmation toast telling you the template loaded. Nothing touches the chain until you review the form, connect a wallet and sign — which is the same single transaction every Alchemii launch uses.

The image is the part that saves the most time. Pump.fun coin art lives on IPFS, and Copy Coin carries the existing IPFS URI straight through, so there is no download, no re-crop, no re-upload, no waiting on a pin. The creator shows the artwork in the preview pane the moment the page loads.

Because it is only a prefill, every single field stays editable. Copy Coin is a starting point that happens to be 90% filled in — swap the name, change the ticker, replace the image, rewrite the description, and the rest of the form does not care.

Prefilled from the trending card: token name, ticker symbol, description, and the token image. Prefilled as sensible memecoin defaults: 1,000,000,000 total supply and 6 decimals, which is what effectively every Solana memecoin on the board above uses. Social links are deliberately left blank — those should be yours, not the original coin's.

Prefilled as one deliberate opt-in: revoking mint authority, so no more tokens can ever be created. It is the only paid extra the template ticks for you, because it is the trust signal buyers check first, and it can be switched off before you sign.

Still yours to choose: supply and decimals, if you want something other than the memecoin standard, and the vanity mint address ending in "pump", which the template deliberately leaves unticked at a flat 0.1 SOL. Every paid extra a template ticks for you is SOL you spend without choosing to, so the copy flow ticks exactly one and lets you opt into the rest. The form itemises whatever you select and shows the total before your wallet is connected.

Also yours: everything after the mint. Whether you create a Raydium pool, how much liquidity you seed it with, whether you burn the LP tokens afterwards. Copy Coin gets you a token; what you do with it is a separate, deliberate set of decisions.

Every optional extra is itemised on the create form, with your exact total shown before you connect a wallet. A standard launch is around 0.22 SOL all-in, around 0.32 SOL with mint authority revoked, and up to roughly 0.52 SOL fully loaded. For reference, the unavoidable on-chain protocol floor for any Solana token — mint rent, Metaplex metadata rent, the Metaplex protocol fee, an associated token account and a signature — is about 0.0191 SOL, and no tool on earth charges less than that.

Look at the mint addresses on the board above and most of them end in the same four characters: "pump". That is not a coincidence and it is not part of the Solana address format — it is a vanity suffix, ground out by generating candidate keypairs until one lands on the right tail. It has become the house style of a pump.fun launch, which is why on a board like the one above it is the field that tells you where a coin came from before you click anything.

The normal way to get that address is to launch on pump.fun, which means taking the whole package: a bonding curve you do not control, roughly 0.02 SOL upfront, 1% taken on every buy and every sell for as long as the token trades, no say over your initial price or fee tier, an LP you never own, and no DexScreener or Jupiter presence at all until the token graduates at around $69k market cap — which roughly 1% of launches ever do.

Tick "Pumpfun Token" on Alchemii's create form and you get the address on its own, for a flat 0.1 SOL, attached to an ordinary direct launch. You set the price and the fee tier, you hold the LP and can burn it at minute zero, the Raydium pool you open is indexable by DexScreener and routable by Jupiter as soon as it exists — no graduation to wait on — and the fee is charged once instead of skimmed off every trade forever.

The check worth knowing about: the address is verified to actually end in "pump" before the transaction is built. If the suffix cannot be produced, the launch stops with an error rather than proceeding — nobody pays 0.1 SOL for a vanity tail they did not get.

Do the arithmetic yourself rather than taking the pitch on trust. A copy launch with the suffix is around 0.32 SOL against pump.fun's ~0.02 SOL upfront, a difference of 0.30 SOL. Pump.fun's take is 2% on a round trip — 1% on the buy, 1% on the sell — so 0.30 divided by 0.02 is 15 SOL of buying and selling before the curve has cost more than the flat fee. Add the mint-authority revoke and it is (0.42 − 0.02) ÷ 0.02 = 20 SOL. Past that, the percentage keeps running and the flat fee is already paid.

And this is where it meets Copy Coin, which is the combination nothing else in this category ships: the coin you copy does not need a pump address for yours to have one. Any card on the board — including a token minted somewhere else entirely — can be copied into the creator and minted to an address ending in "pump". One caveat that is not negotiable: the suffix signals the format, not an affiliation. Your token is not a pump.fun token, it did not come off their curve, and letting a buyer believe otherwise is the line between a copy and a fraud.

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Be clear-eyed about what a copy is. Starting from a proven format means borrowing what is working — the visual style, the naming convention, the category of joke the market is currently rewarding. It does not mean the original coin's chart, its holders, its liquidity, or its community come with it.

Your mint is a brand new address with zero holders and zero liquidity. It trades entirely on its own merits, and anyone can verify in one Solscan click that it is not the coin on the board. Pretending otherwise to somebody buying it is fraud, and it is also a bad strategy: the copies that go anywhere are the ones that add a twist, not the ones that hope nobody checks the mint address.

The honest version of this feature is: the market just told you which format has attention right now, and Alchemii gets you from that signal to a live token of your own faster than anything else in the category.

The Trending tab ranks by current activity — coins the pump.fun market is actively trading. The New tab shows fresh mints, most of them minutes old. Trending tells you which formats have already found demand; New tells you what people are trying right now, which is a leading indicator of the next format.

Each card shows market cap in USD, reply count as a rough proxy for how much conversation the coin has attracted, and the time of the most recent trade — a coin whose last trade was hours ago is not trending in any meaningful sense regardless of its market cap. The crown badge marks the highest market cap on the board.

Auto Refresh is on by default and repolls every few seconds, pausing while the tab is in the background so it is not burning a connection you cannot see. The links on each card go out to the coin's own pump.fun page and its socials, so you can check the source before you copy the format.

Launching on pump.fun puts your token on a bonding curve pump.fun controls, with a fee model that never ends: 1% is taken on every buy and every sell, for as long as the token trades. There is no upfront charge, which is exactly why it feels free and exactly why it is not.

Alchemii charges once. You mint a standard SPL token with Metaplex metadata, you own it outright, and there is no per-trade skim afterwards. Cross the break-even at roughly 11 SOL of cumulative trading volume and the one-time fee has already cost less than the running 1%; everything past that point is pure difference.

The structural difference matters more than the arithmetic. On the curve you inherit somebody else's launch mechanics, graduation rules and migration path. With your own mint, you decide the supply, the authorities, when and where liquidity is created, and whether the LP is burned. Copy Coin is the bridge: the format comes from pump.fun's board, the token does not — and with the suffix ticked, the address carries the format's signature while the economics stay yours.

Honesty about the field: Alchemii is not the cheapest Solana token creator, and pages claiming any single tool always is are selling you something. Alchemii undercuts Smithii and Orion Tools, is level with CoinFactory, and beats pump.fun's percentage model past that volume threshold — while several cheaper tools exist and none of them let you copy a live trending coin in one click.

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Change the name and the ticker, unless you have a specific reason not to. A copy that reads as a distinct entry in the same format performs better than one that reads as a typo of the original.

Replace or edit the image if you can. Carrying the original IPFS art through is what makes Copy Coin fast, and it is genuinely useful for a first draft, but a small edit — a colour swap, a hat, a different crop — is usually worth the thirty seconds.

Rewrite the description. It arrives verbatim from the original coin and will still describe the original coin's premise, links included.

Add your own socials. Those fields are blank on purpose; a token whose Twitter link points at somebody else's project is both a bad look and misleading.

Check the toggles and the total. The form itemises every extra and shows the final SOL amount before your wallet is even connected, so read that line before you hit connect. Fund the wallet with headroom above it — a balance that only just covers the total fails on network fees.

Alchemii's observational sample of roughly 50,000 Solana launches says 87% of memecoins lose 90% or more of their peak market cap within 24 hours. Copying a trending coin does not move that number. It is a speed tool, not an edge, and anyone telling you a launchpad is a way to make money is describing their business model, not yours.

If your motive is specifically financial, read how meme coin creators actually make money before you spend a single lamport — it is the honest version, written with the same dataset, and it will save you more than any launch tool will.

What this page is genuinely good for: you are already watching the board, a format catches, and you want your own version live in seconds with the authorities and liquidity decisions in your hands rather than a curve's. That is a real advantage and it is the one we sell.

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