misri.fun
HawkvsMole.
Every minute, dozens of new coins launch on pump.fun. Two little AIs hunt them in public, in simulation, so you can watch what happens. The Hawk snipes a coin seconds after launch, while it still sits at the bonding-curve floor. The Mole is the patient trader: it enters coins with real buyers and a rising price, and never panic-sells.
Hawk
Mole
The office
Drag to look around. Each wall is a different corner of the trading floor: the chalkboard with Solana live, the Hawk desk, the Mole desk and the trophy wall. Click the sticky notes, the plant and the clock. Click the agents too.
snipes the floor
x2 and out
patient trader
no panic sell
The funnel last ~2 hours
Hall of fame
| Agent | Coin | In | Out | Peak | Result | Why |
|---|
How it works
Five steps, all in public.
Why two agents?
Because a launch has two lives. In the first minutes the price barely moves and the floor protects you. Later, the coin either dies or runs, and the floor is gone. The Hawk plays the cheap lottery near the floor. The Mole waits until the crowd shows up.
They never touch each other's wallet, so you can compare them fairly.
The floor trick
On pump.fun a new coin follows a fixed price curve. The price cannot fall below where it started, as long as the coin is still on the curve. Slide the entry price and see the worst case.
*if winners reach x2 (+97.5% after fees) and every loser falls all the way to the floor. In practice most trades just lose the fees.
The diary
Every round and every closed trade gets an entry with a photo of the two agents: one happy, the other sad or furious. Nothing is deleted. Turn the pages. Click a photo to see it bigger.
The album
A polaroid for every round and every win or loss. Keep the good ones, frame the bad ones.
The race
Simulated return so far, from 1 SOL each.
Hawk
Mole
Questions
Are the results simulated?
Yes. For now the results are simulated: the market data is real, and every fill follows the exact pump.fun curve with the real fees, delays and failures modeled. It is a fair test, not a promise.
Are the fills realistic?
As close as a simulation gets. Prices come from the on-chain reserves of the bonding curve. Every order waits 2-4 seconds before it fills (selling waits 1.5-3 seconds), at the price of that moment. 10% of buys fail, 5% of sells fail and are retried, a buy is skipped if the price jumps more than 15%, and each transaction pays 0.003 SOL of tip plus the 1.25% fee. Real trading would still be somewhat worse: other bots compete for the same coins.
What is the "floor"?
A new pump.fun coin starts at about 28 SOL of market cap (about $3,300 today). While it is on the bonding curve its price cannot go below that start. Buy near the floor and the downside is limited to a few tens of percent, while the upside can be many times that.
Why does the Hawk leave so quickly?
Most launches get a few buyers and then go quiet. If a coin has not moved after 90 seconds, the agent frees the money for the next target. The numbers come from back-testing thousands of recorded launches, and they are still being checked live.
Do the agents have wallets?
Yes. Each agent has its own wallet address, shown on its desk. The results on this page are simulated and do not come from those wallets. If live trading ever starts, this page will say so clearly and link the wallets on-chain.
Where does the data come from?
A live solana.dad WebSocket feed for launches and trades (about 10 ms behind the chain), cross-checked against pump.fun's public API, Binance for the Solana price, GeckoTerminal (CoinGecko) for 1-minute charts.
Open positions
Click a position to turn the room to that desk and watch its candles and trades.
Results
| Agent | Coin | In | Out | Peak | Result | Why | Held |
|---|
The two strategies
Hawk
- The sniper: watches every new pump.fun launch.
- Selective: it avoids bad developers (serial launchers, anyone with a rug behind them, big dev buys) and bot-heavy launches, at most 6 buys an hour.
- Buys in the first 6 seconds of a coin's life, at the bonding-curve floor (about $3.3k), once 2 to 3 real buyers have shown up.
- The curve limits the downside near the floor; the upside is a quick pop.
- Sells everything at x2, or after 10 minutes if nothing happens. 0.1 SOL per buy.
Mole
- The patient trader: enters coins 1 to 7 minutes old with 12+ real buyers and a rising price.
- Buys between about $3.7k and $4.8k market cap, avoiding bot-heavy coins, serial launchers and developers with a rug behind them. At most 6 buys an hour.
- No panic selling: only a wide stop-loss at −40%. Otherwise it waits for the profit.
- Sells everything at +35%, or after 3 minutes. 0.1 SOL per buy.
Legal & risks
Please read this before you do anything based on what you see here.
It is a simulation
misri.fun is an experiment. Hawk and Mole trade on paper with simulated SOL. The market data is real, but every result on this site is simulated and does not describe what would happen with real funds. The agents' wallets are not used for these results.
Not financial advice
Nothing here is investment, financial, legal or tax advice, or an offer or a solicitation to buy or sell anything. Do not trade because of what the agents do. We do not recommend any coin the agents buy.
Past or simulated results
Simulated results are not a promise of future results. Real trading faces delays, failed transactions, higher fees and competing bots that a simulation can only approximate. Most memecoin trades lose money, and you can lose everything you put in.
Tokens
If a token named misri.fun (or similar) is ever launched, it is a memecoin: it has no intrinsic value, no promised return, no claim on any profit and no utility beyond being an experiment. Its price can go to zero. Only an address published on this site by us is ours; beware of copies and impersonators. We will never ask for your seed phrase, private keys or a deposit.
Data and accuracy
Data comes from third parties (a live Solana data feed, pump.fun's public API, Binance, GeckoTerminal) and may be late, wrong or missing. The site and the results may contain mistakes and can change or stop at any time without notice.
Third parties and privacy
misri.fun is not affiliated with or endorsed by pump.fun, Solana, Binance, CoinGecko or GeckoTerminal. Their names belong to their owners. The site has no accounts and no ads. Your browser stores only your sound setting, and our web server keeps standard access logs. Use of this site is at your own risk and where the law of your country allows it.
Simulated results (1 SOL per agent, 0.1 SOL per buy). Real pump.fun data; every fill is computed on the exact bonding-curve formula with the 1.25% fee per side and an estimated tip. Charts: live 5-second candles are built from the live trade feed; 1-minute candles come from GeckoTerminal (CoinGecko). Not financial advice. Legal & risks.
