2.0.2
Pump.fun’s Explore feed needed a Moralis key to show anything, and a deployment without one got an explained empty state where the three lists should be. It needs no key now: new, bonding and graduated come from Pump.fun’s own index, with holders, liquidity and 24 hour volume filled in by one Jupiter lookup covering the whole page. Bonding progress is worked out from each coin’s own four reserve figures rather than a fixed curve constant, which recovers 115 SOL as the completion point on every standard curve. App Center also drops its 52 pixel section row on a phone, since the row printed the word Discover directly above a header already printing it.
8 changes in this release
Highlights
- 01
Explore runs without a key
The three lists came from a keyed gateway, so the feed was off wherever that key was not set. They come from Pump.fun’s own index now, which asks for nothing and caps every request at 70 rows however many you ask for, so the bonding list is built from 280 candidates across four pages rather than one. Holders, liquidity and 24 hour volume are not in that index and arrive in a single Jupiter lookup of up to 100 mints, which also carries the graduation timestamp the index has no field for.
- 02
Bonding progress read off each coin’s own curve
The index publishes reserves, not a progress figure, and Pump.fun has shipped more than one set of curve parameters without saying which one a coin is on: among coins sampled live the starting reserve varied by more than a factor of four, so no single constant reads them all. Progress comes from each coin’s own four reserve figures instead, which recovers 115 SOL as the completion point on every standard curve. The bonding list is ordered by that figure, and curves that resolve below 50 SOL are dust rather than launches, so they are left out instead of topping it.
Everything in this release
New2
- Explore reads Pump.fun’s own coin index and needs no API key. Moralis still backs wallet portfolio, token balances and trending tokens elsewhere in the app.
- Holders, liquidity and 24 hour volume for every Explore row come from one batched Jupiter lookup per page. A failure there costs those three columns rather than the feed.
Improved5
- Coin art on Explore rows goes through this app’s IPFS proxy, which the Trade tab already used. The index hands out ipfs.io links and ipfs.io refuses third-party image loads: 5 of 24 rows fell back to an initials badge before, and none of 50 do now.
- Bonding is ranked by curve progress across 280 recent launches. The index’s market cap and last trade sorts answer out of a stale pool where coins years old sit at no progress, so neither is used to build a list.
- New lists the newest mints whether or not the curve has finished, so a coin that graduates minutes after launch stays where you found it.
- App Center drops its section row on a phone. Search and the Discover and Library switch are buttons in the header instead, the switch showing the section you are not in with its count, and the desktop rail keeps the field, the shelf card and both destinations.
- The reported version is 2.0.2, still codename North Star. It is a maintenance release: one feed that stopped needing a key, and two pieces of chrome that were repeating what sits next to them.
Removed1
- The bottom bar draws no mark above the active tab. Colour, weight and a lifted icon already land on the active item and nowhere else, and the mark was the heaviest shape in the bar as well as the only one that moved.
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