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$PINK (contract AVBN6kXdaw27ySuvMevKYzNTL8d39b7sGQFDCmsvpump) is a pump.fun launch that is only about 3.3 hours old and has already run hard. Price moved from roughly $0.0001041 to a peak of $0.00118791 within the window — more than an 11x — and is currently sitting about 12.9% below that peak, effectively flat on the day at the moment this data was pulled.
The scale is what stands out. In under a day the token has done $2,790,117 in volume against just $159,958 of on-chain liquidity, with a bonding-curve market cap of $1,186,780 (peak $1,363,292). Trade count is 24,246 buys versus 19,734 sells — a genuinely two-sided book, not a one-way ramp. Wallet activity backs that up: 8,209 distinct wallets bought and 6,873 sold across 44,020 transactions, with 3,405 holders total. That spread across thousands of separate wallets, rather than a handful running bots, points to broad participation rather than a scripted pump.
The only link attached to the token is a post from an X account called Apollo (@Apollopixel). There is nothing to confirm that account, or anyone behind it, has any real-world affiliation, endorsement, or connection to the token — it appears to simply be the origin post that got the ticker circulating. No other backstory, roadmap, or named entity is attached to $PINK beyond that.
So this is a young Solana meme coin that has moved several million dollars in volume with balanced two-sided trading and thousands of unique wallets involved, but no verifiable story behind why. Anyone else seeing this one on their screens — is the Apollo tweet actually driving it, or is that just where the ticker picked up?
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