PUMP WORD ASSETS $PWA

Somebody said it first.

type a word. we hunt down every solana token that ever claimed it — pump.fun, bonk, raydium, wherever it traded — and hang them on a time line, oldest first. the original sits alone. the copies pile up behind it.

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how it works

the question

somebody famous says a word. within an hour there are forty tokens called that word. thirty-nine are copies. this site answers one thing: which one was first.

the name says pump — the scan does not stop there. PWA reads all of solana: pump.fun, bonk, raydium, meteora, wherever a market ever opened.

two kinds of dates

first traded — the date the earliest known market for the token opened. comes from dexscreener pairs and jupiter's first-pool record. fast, broad, but it is the market's birthday, not the token's.

verified — the creation moment read off the chain itself. press verify on chain on any row and we fetch the proof live, with a link to the transaction.

how verification works

every token's metadata lives in a Metaplex account whose address is derived from the mint — a program-derived address. we run the derivation, including the ed25519 off-curve check, right here in your browser. that account is written once at creation and rarely touched again, so its oldest transaction is the creation moment, usually one RPC call away. no server, no database, no trust: the chain answers directly.

the age axis

results hang on one continuous time line. distance on screen is distance in time. a word claimed once in 2021 and forty times in one afternoon of 2026 looks like exactly that: one mark alone, a long silence, then a clump. the gap is the story.

what we cannot promise

completeness. there is no full-text index of every token name on solana. we see what has traded. searches on very common words hit source caps (~30 markets from dexscreener, 100 tokens from jupiter) and we say so on the page rather than pretend.

vision & mission

built for the OG hunt: the most truthful answer available to "who said it first", shown with its evidence and its limits. nothing on this site is a trading signal. we tell you what came first — what you do with that is yours.

technical notes

one html file. no build step, no backend, no database. the page is a pure function of the URL — /?q=word&sort=old reproduces the same screen in any browser for anybody. nothing is accumulated locally; every number comes from a source that already had it. sources are queried in parallel and each one degrades alone.