$SI

In October 2024, @theunipcs wrote that in the last cycle "you could literally call your token 'Football Inu' or 'Stupid Inu' and it would run to $100m rapidly provided it had a half-decent team and a few C-rated influencers to push it". On 29 September 2026 at 3:05 PM ET, @reallygoodeploy quoted that post: "i think it might be time lmfao, going to just do a normal rewards pair given the ticker". The post reads as a plan to launch the coin. $SI was created on pump.fun two and a half minutes later, at 3:07 PM ET, and moved to its PumpSwap pool at 3:10 PM ET. The coin's own metadata, as listed on Jupiter, links to that @reallygoodeploy post; its X account on DexScreener is @SI_Stupid_Inu. The chain doesn't show who controls the wallet that created it.

In the block $SI was created, 12 wallets bought 387 million tokens, 39% of the supply. The creator bought 201 million, 20%, in the creation transaction itself. Two more transactions were each signed by three wallets together, which takes all three wallets' keys: one bought 64.8 million and the other 47.1 million. Five single wallets bought the remaining 74.6 million, the largest 46.6 million. The buyers we checked were busy trading wallets, not fresh ones. The creator wallet held none of its tokens by 6:45 PM ET on 7 October. We haven't traced where the launch-block buyers' tokens went.

The price rose about 560% in 24 hours. We found no single post that set off the run that began at 4:38 PM ET; @SI_Stupid_Inu posted only the contract address, at 3:41 PM and 4:38 PM ET, as it does most days.