Pump.fun copy trading, done properly.
Mirror the wallets that buy Pump.fun tokens before they migrate. Pre-parsed bonding-curve events from our private Yellowstone gRPC. Non-custodial wallet. 0.2% flat fee. Jito-bundled every time.
Why Pump.fun breaks most copy bots
Latency compresses the edge. Bonding-curve tokens reprice every block. A 1.5-second delay between the target's buy and your mirror fill routinely costs 15–40% of entry price on the hot launches. Most copy bots run on shared public RPC and hit exactly this window.
The graduation moment matters. When a Pump.fun token graduates to Raydium, liquidity shape changes within a single slot. Bots that don't route dynamically end up holding bonding-curve tokens they can't sell, or missing the first Raydium fill by a full minute.
Rugs are routine. Pump.fun's permissionless launches mean honeypot tokens ship constantly. Copying blindly will eat one of these per week. You need a sellability check before every buy.
Subglow solves these with a private Yellowstone gRPC stream that pre-parses every Pump.fun event server-side, Jupiter routing that picks the right venue automatically, and a real-time sellability simulator that skips honeypots before the transaction signs.
Top Solana traders right now
Many of these wallets deploy size into Pump.fun tokens before migration. One click to mirror any of them.
| # | Trader | PnL (SOL) | PnL (USD) | Copy |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 |  Cented CyaE…a54o | +83.67 | +$7,362 | Copy |
| 2 |  Domy 3LUf…2Yww | +65.32 | +$5,748 | Copy |
| 3 |  ozark DZAa…rXam | +54.59 | +$4,803 | Copy |
| 4 |  Gasp xyzf…StB6 | +48.27 | +$4,247 | Copy |
| 5 |  clukz G6fU…diZC | +47.86 | +$4,211 | Copy |
| 6 |  The Doc DYAn…hbrt | +47.84 | +$4,209 | Copy |
| 7 |  Bronsi 4ud4…n2JW | +45.04 | +$3,963 | Copy |
| 8 |  radiance FAic…Zjke | +36.54 | +$3,215 | Copy |
| 9 |  theo Bi4r…YdLt | +36.31 | +$3,195 | Copy |
| 10 |  Jijo 4BdK…EFUk | +31.38 | +$2,761 | Copy |
FAQ
Can I copy trade Pump.fun tokens with Subglow?
Yes. Subglow's copy trader reads Pump.fun bonding-curve events directly from our private Yellowstone gRPC stream, so every buy and sell is visible within 30–80ms of slot confirmation. The executor signs a Jupiter swap on your dedicated copy-trade wallet and submits it as a Jito bundle for same-slot inclusion.
Does Subglow handle Pump.fun → Raydium migrations?
Yes. When a Pump.fun token graduates and migrates liquidity to Raydium, Subglow's execution layer routes through Jupiter which picks up the new Raydium pool automatically. You don't need to reconfigure — the mirror continues on whichever venue is live.
What's the minimum balance to copy trade Pump.fun tokens?
Technically 0.5 SOL covers gas, Jito tips, and enough room for a couple of trades. Practically we recommend starting with 2–5 SOL so sizing rules have room to work. Bonding-curve entries are fast but the fill sizes are small, so your bankroll should be at least 10x the average target trade.
What slippage should I set for Pump.fun copy trades?
Subglow defaults to 8% slippage for bonding-curve trades and 3% for graduated Raydium pools — these defaults are tuned for the fill-rate vs bad-fill tradeoff on Pump.fun volatility. You can tighten or loosen per-wallet in the config.
Can I filter out small-market-cap Pump.fun tokens?
Yes. Subglow lets you set a minimum market-cap floor (e.g. only mirror trades where the token's current MCap is above $100k). This filters out most of the obvious rugs without sacrificing the early-entry edge.
How is Subglow different from Trojan or BullX for Pump.fun?
Three things: (1) non-custodial dedicated wallet with exportable key instead of a bot-managed balance, (2) 0.2% flat fee vs ~1% on Trojan/BullX, (3) private Yellowstone gRPC data plane instead of shared public RPC, which maps to 300–600ms faster detection on average. See the /copy-trading/vs-bullx and /copy-trading/vs-trojan comparison pages for the full breakdown.