Address Lookup Tables Explained for pump.fun Bundles
What Solana address lookup tables are, why a pump.fun launch bundle cannot fit in 1232 bytes without one, and how one table gets 11 wallets into 5 transactions.
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How Jito bundles, dev buys and multi-wallet launches actually work on Solana.
What Solana address lookup tables are, why a pump.fun launch bundle cannot fit in 1232 bytes without one, and how one table gets 11 wallets into 5 transactions.
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Three ways to buy your own pump.fun coin from several wallets at launch: bundling, sniping and buying by hand. How each works, where it fails and which fits.
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How a Jito bundle travels from your app to a Solana block: the block engine, the tip, ordering, atomic execution, and why a bundle sometimes never lands.
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What a Jito tip is, how it differs from a priority fee, when you pay it, and how much to tip for a pump.fun launch bundle. Start at 0.005 SOL and adjust.
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How the pump.fun bonding curve prices every buy: virtual reserves, the constant product formula, why 1 SOL buys about 3.4% of a fresh coin, and when the curve completes.
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When a pump.fun bonding curve sells its 79.31% of supply, it completes and the coin migrates to PumpSwap. What changes for trading, prices, errors and your wallets.
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A dev buy is the creator's own first purchase of a pump.fun coin, made in the create transaction. What it means, what 1 SOL gets you and what buyers read into it.
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A pump.fun bundler creates your coin and buys from several wallets in one atomic Jito bundle. What it is, how it works, what it costs and what it cannot do.
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Why a Jito bundle lands all in one block or nothing: atomic execution, fixed order, what breaks a bundle, and what that means when you plan a pump.fun launch.
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In a pump.fun bundle, equal SOL buys get fewer tokens with each wallet. Why the bonding curve does this, real numbers for 4 and 11 wallets, and how to plan around it.
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