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pump.fun launched Mayhem Mode in late 2025 — when a token launches in Mayhem Mode, pump.fun runs its own AI trading bot on it for the first 24 hours. Mayhem tokens also carry double the normal token supply (2 billion vs 1 billion), which changes the graduation threshold math.The bot’s random-walk activity corrupts the velocity and momentum signals Dequan uses to rank tokens. A Mayhem token can appear to have strong momentum when it doesn’t, and vice versa. To keep the main feed readable, Mayhem Mode tokens are now hidden from the Pump Zone by default.To trade them anyway, open the Filter Drawer and toggle off “Hide Mayhem Tokens” in Token Filters. The filter is opt-out — disable it only if you specifically want to trade Mayhem Mode tokens.See Mayhem Mode Filter.
The routing engine has been updated to v0.6.1. The main fix is resolution of constraint errors on Meteora DLMM pool routes — previously, some DLMM tokens would fail routing silently or fall back unnecessarily. Routing on DLMM tokens is now reliable.
Users can now sign in to Dequan using email OTP or Google — no browser wallet extension required to get started. A Solana wallet is still required for trading, but the sign-in flow now works from a phone browser, a desktop with no extension installed, or any Google-authenticated device.After signing in with email or Google, connecting a Solana wallet links your on-chain identity to your account for non-custodial trades, portfolio history, tier access, and referral tracking.
External Solana wallets (Phantom, Solflare, Backpack) can now be linked to an account created via email or Google. The linked wallet serves as your primary signing address for non-custodial trades and is associated with your account for portfolio history and tier access.
The trade interface now reflects your position the moment a transaction is submitted. Holdings appear, the candle chart receives a buy or sell marker, and portfolio state updates immediately at dispatch — before on-chain confirmation arrives. If the transaction reverts, all state rolls back cleanly and automatically.
Mobile-specific trade flows and layout improvements make the complete snipe-and-exit workflow available on phone browsers. Lightning Wallet is the recommended path for mobile — it eliminates the wallet-popup signing step that makes mobile trading slow on most devices.
Comprehensive product documentation now available at this site. Covers the Pump Zone, charts, execution pipeline, safety stack, tiers, and referrals. The audience is users who want to understand what Dequan does and why it works the way it does — not an integration manual.Future updates here will track real platform changes as they ship.
Deployed an automated anti-abuse system covering self-referral, sybil farming, wash farming, and subscription gaming. Most legitimate referrers see no impact; flagged accounts move through Normal → Soft → Heavy → Freeze throttle tiers based on continuing patterns.The system is bidirectional — flagged accounts can return to Normal automatically as activity normalises. Disputes can be raised through support.See Referral Anti-Abuse.
The Pump Zone field rendering has been upgraded for better readability under high-volume conditions. Glyph updates are coalesced more aggressively (no perceptible loss of fidelity, much smoother visuals during launch storms). Trails fade with a tuned curve that emphasises recent movement.Five formation patterns now have explicit recognition logic in the field renderer: Wedge, Migration, Vertical, Cliff, Cluster Burst.See Spatial Feed.
Every trade you make now has its full per-stage timing recorded and visible in your trade history: decision time, quote staleness, build time, signing latency, broadcast-to-confirmation, winning landing path.This is the most important transparency feature on the platform. We don’t expect you to trust speed claims; we want you to verify them.See Latency Transparency.
Slippage tolerance is now derived from each quote’s price-impact percentage, with floors and ceilings to prevent extremes. The default is now correct for shallow pools (where flat 5% slippage was sometimes too tight) and deep pools (where flat 5% was wasteful).Manual override remains available.See Adaptive Fees & Slippage.
A purpose-built canvas-based chart engine for short-timeframe charts. Designed to render parabolic moves and 100× wicks at 60fps without freezing. Replaces the previous library-based renderer for 1-second and 1-minute timeframes.Includes the gold velocity overlay, TQS-coloured candles, and adaptive scaling.
When your Lightning Wallet receives its first non-zero balance, Lightning Mode now auto-toggles ON. The system assumes that funding the wallet means you intend to use it. Can be disabled in settings if preferred.See Lightning Wallet.
Wallet hygiene utility added to the Toolbox. Identifies positions below a configurable dust threshold, surfaces unsellable / honeypot positions, and sweeps everything in a single batch with rent reclaim.See Burn Barrel.
The submission race in the execution pipeline now runs across paths with deliberately diverse latency and congestion characteristics. Tail latency on submission has improved measurably under stressed-network conditions.See Parallel Landing.
TQS weighting has been recalibrated against recent meme-token outcome data. The HOT band now correlates more tightly with sustained-move tokens; the COOL band catches more concentration-risk patterns.This is one of several scheduled recalibrations. The score evolves as the meta evolves.See Token Quality Score.
Pre-launch milestones
Earlier development milestones are not individually listed here. The major themes were:- The Pump Zone (spatial-discovery thesis)
- The two-engine chart suite (TradingView + Cinematic)
- The execution pipeline (warmup → adaptive → parallel)
- The safety stack (honeypot, drain, surveillance)
- Lightning Wallet signing path
- Tiered access (Scout / Sniper / Apex)
- Referral program and anti-abuse