A snow spirit that watches memes spread

TAOON

Paste any pump.fun coin and watch it move through wallets live — every buyer, every seller, the dev, the snipers and the KOLs, drawn as an outbreak map.

Reading pump.fun live…

Taoon, a tall white furry snow spirit with a long beak mask

Outbreak map

Every wallet that touches the coin becomes a point of light. The first carriers sit at the centre; newer ones spiral outward. Watch the spores travel as trades land.

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Pick a coin above to start the map.

holding sold out dev sniper KOL

Data: pump.fun trades as they land. The map shows the latest 200 trades plus the dev's, snipers' and KOLs' trades; older wallets are not drawn. This is a viewer, not advice — most meme coins go to zero.

How to read it

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Centre = first carriers

Wallets are placed by when they first traded. The dev and the first snipers sit closest to the coin; the crowd arrives on the outer rings.

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Spores = trades

A teal spore flies out to a wallet when it buys. A rose spore flies back to the centre when it sells. Bigger trades, bigger spores.

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Size = money in

A point grows with how much the wallet has bought. It turns ash-rose once the wallet has sold about as much as it bought.

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Spread rate

“New wallets, 5 min” counts wallets that touched the coin for the first time in the last five minutes — the pace of the spread right now.

Taoon's face: white fur and a long bone beak mask

Who is Taoon?

Taoon is a made-up spirit of the high snow: very tall, very furry, and always wearing an old bone-white beak mask — the kind the plague doctors of the 1600s wore.

Taoon doesn't carry any sickness. It just stands on the ridge and watches things spread: rumours, memes, and coins moving from wallet to wallet. The outbreak map is what it sees.

Taoon is a fictional character made for this project.

The token

Taoon's token is coming.

It will be launched on pump.fun. The outbreak map works without it and stays free to use.

A speculative meme coin with no promise of value. Never put in money you can't afford to lose.