BIPOLAR Meme Coin Debut Set for Tuesday, But Warning Signs Abound

A meme token dubbed BIPOLAR is scheduled for release on Tuesday at 5 PM UTC. The token has not yet been created, meaning no one can purchase or verify it. Yet TikTok clips are spreading rapidly, and a trading account has pinpointed the launch time.

JUST IN: Upcoming memecoin $BIPOLAR gains attention on TikTok, with creators promoting the meme to onboard a wider audience. Set to launch tomorrow at 5PM UTC on PumpFun. pic.twitter.com/fP2YpOUsnw

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How a Coin Like This Gets Made

BIPOLAR is to be created on Pump.fun, a launchpad built on Solana where token creation takes roughly a minute. There is no firm, no product, no documentation involved.

Each token is assigned a lengthy identifier, the sole proof of its authenticity. Counterfeit versions copy the name within moments, so nothing can be confirmed until Tuesday.

Revealing the exact launch time may appear equitable, yet it is not. The coin is generated by a single computer command, and automated programs can acquire it in that same instant, while human buyers cannot.

One freely available tool states this clearly.

“An open-source bundler for Pump.fun. Allows you to create a token and bundle it with 25 buys,” the team wrote on GitHub.

Thus, the coin's creator can purchase a large quantity of it at the same moment. The tool promises “maximum protection against front-running, MEV and snipers.” That protection is for the creator, not the purchaser.

Regulated stock markets have safeguards for this. FINRA, the US securities industry regulator, prohibits brokers from trading ahead of their clients. Pump.fun has no such rule.

The price is determined by a mathematical curve, not by traders, and every buy makes the next one more attractive. The earliest buyer gets the lowest price. The TikTok crowd shows up later and pays a higher price.

Most of These Coins Are Dead Within a Day

In June, CoinGecko examined 18.67 million tokens from Pump.fun. Roughly 70% of all Pump.fun tokens changed hands only on their debut day. After that, never again.

The platform profits regardless. Pump.fun and the token creator together collect just over one cent for every dollar traded. Galaxy Research, an investment firm, states that these markets benefit the owners of the infrastructure, not the people placing bets.

On Tuesday, some traders might disregard the price and instead focus on tracking how much of the token is held by the earliest wallets. If a small number of wallets control the majority, everyone else is effectively funding their exit.