Drift
40 – 140 Hz · under $5.6K an hour
Half asleep. A slow swell every six seconds, with a wide hum you feel more than hear. Most new coins start here.
Hover to hear 64 Hz
pump.fun launchpad on Solana
Every coin has a frequency.
Launch a coin through FLOW and it gets a voice. Trading volume sets its pitch, from a 40 Hz hum when it is quiet to a 1 kHz tone when it runs hot. Buys and sells shape the pattern you see on the plate.
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- Volume, last hour
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Plate 01 · 240 mm steel · centre-clamped
Mode (2, 3)
40.0HzListening to DexScreener
- Vol 1h
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- Buys
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- 1h
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- MCap
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- Pulse
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40 – 1000 HzThree voices
The plate settles into one of three shapes.
Quiet coins hum and leave a few long rings in the sand. Steady trading locks the grain into a grid. A coin with heavy volume breaks the plate into a dense lattice and pulses fast. Move your cursor across a plate to disturb it.
Lattice
140 – 420 Hz · $5.6K to $194K an hour
Locked in. Clean lines, an even pulse a little faster than a resting heartbeat. Volume is steady and buyers are showing up.
Hover to hear 248 Hz
Shatter
420 – 1000 Hz · over $194K an hour
Wide awake. The sand jumps, the tone pulses six times a second and the pattern splits into a fine mesh. Everyone is trading.
Hover to hear 712 Hz
LiveDexScreener · Solana
The live plate.
Every Solana coin being pushed on DexScreener right now, tuned by its last hour of volume. Hover a coin to hear it. Open it for its chart, numbers and links, or send it to the main plate.
Connecting
LaunchCreated on pump.fun
Strike the plate.
Your coin is created on pump.fun from your own wallet. FLOW uploads the metadata, builds the create transaction and hands it to your wallet to sign. From the first trade, the plate starts listening.
Your coin on the plate
Mode (2, 3)
40.0HzCalm · at launch
MethodHow the sound is made
Volume in, frequency out.
Every number on FLOW comes from public market data. Nothing is invented and nothing is smoothed for show. Here is exactly how a trade becomes a tone and a pattern.
01 · Pitch from volume
f = 40 · 25t Hz
t = (log10(V + 10) − 2) ÷ 4.5
V is the coin's trading volume over the last hour in US dollars, read from its most liquid pool. The scale is logarithmic, so every tenfold jump in volume moves the pitch by the same musical distance.
| Calm · Drift | 40 – 140 Hz |
| Focus · Lattice | 140 – 420 Hz |
| Hype · Shatter | 420 – 1000 Hz |
02 · Pattern from the trade mix
cos(nπx)·cos(mπy) − cos(mπx)·cos(nπy) = 0
This is Chladni's equation for a square plate. Sand gathers where the plate does not move. FLOW sets n from the pitch and m from the share of buys in the last hour, so a coin with more buyers draws a finer pattern at the same pitch.
Heavier volume shakes the plate harder, so the grain jumps and resettles faster.
03 · The tone you hear
tone = f + 2f + 3f
pulse = 0.17 · 1.2 · 5.5 Hz
The fundamental and two overtones run through a filter that opens as volume grows. A slow swell marks Calm, a steady beat marks Focus and a fast flutter marks Hype. Buy pressure detunes the second voice slightly sharp, sell pressure slightly flat.
Prices and volume come from DexScreener every 30 seconds. Charts use GeckoTerminal minute candles.