# Bundled coin

A bundled coin is one whose creator bought it from several of their own wallets at launch, usually in the same block or transaction as the create.

Source: https://unisongo.com/learn/bundled-coin · Updated 12 Nov 2026 · Unison (unisongo.com)

## How it works

The creator funds a set of wallets and has them buy as the coin is created. On Solana that is a [Jito bundle](https://unisongo.com/learn/jito-bundle). On Robinhood Chain it can be one transaction that creates the coin, opens a pool and buys from every wallet.

Bundled buys are on-chain. Scanners and explorers can see the wallets, when they bought and often who funded them.

## How common it is

On Robinhood Chain from 14 to 27 October 2026, 2.2% of direct-deploy coins and 1.3% of Pons coins launched with 3 or more wallets in the launch transaction. See the [Launch Desk report](https://unisongo.com/desk/robinhood-chain/2026-10).

## Sources

- Unison: [Robinhood Chain team launches, October 2026](https://unisongo.com/desk/robinhood-chain/2026-10).

Also called: bundle, bundled launch.

## Related

- [Team wallets](https://unisongo.com/learn/team-wallets): Team wallets are the wallets a launch creates to buy its coin, each holding a part of the team’s position.
- [Launch block](https://unisongo.com/learn/launch-block): The launch block is the block a coin is created in, and the only block where buys can land before anyone else has seen the coin.
- [Front-loaded launch](https://unisongo.com/learn/front-loaded): A front-loaded launch is one where wallets outside the launch transaction buy a large share of supply in the first few blocks of trading.