What does bundled mean in crypto?
A coin is bundled when its creator’s own wallets bought in the launch block, together with the coin’s creation. No outsider can buy between those steps.
How does a bundle work?
On Solana, a bundle goes through Jito. It holds up to 5 transactions, which run in order and all-or-nothing. On Robinhood Chain, a bundle can be one transaction. Unison’s Direct deploy creates the coin, opens the pool and makes up to 240 buys in one transaction.
Will Bubblemaps show my bundle?
Assume it will. Unison’s team wallets are funded from one deposit, and tools such as Bubblemaps and GMGN look for wallets that are linked. Unison has no feature that hides a bundle, and we will not tell you one works.
Why do traders care?
Traders care because the dev can hold a lot of supply and sell it all at once. Coin Bureau lists related wallets hiding concentrated ownership as a risk. Webacy rates more than 50% of holdings bought in block 0 as critical. Some traders will skip a coin that looks bundled.
Questions
Is bundling the same as sniping?
No. A sniper is a bot buying right after a coin appears. A bundle is the launcher buying at creation.
Is a bundled coin a rug?
Not always. But the dev can hold a lot of supply, so check who holds what.
Is bundling the same as a sandwich attack?
No. A sandwich attack puts trades around someone else’s trade. A launch bundle buys your own coin.