$HINDSIGHT · backtests run on your own GPU
HindsightMode
Type a trench rule. Your GPU replays real PumpFun launches, trade by trade, and tells you what it would have made. Then it watches new launches and asks before it buys.
trades in mirror are closer than they appear
01 / backtest
What your rule would have done
Loading real launches from Jupiter's trade history…
Reading your losing trades…
best
worst
02 / rule map
4,096 versions of your rule, tested at once
Your GPU nudges the entry, holders, take profit and stop loss up and down and replays every combination. A wide green patch means your rule is solid. One bright square alone is luck.
The best rule in hindsight is the luckiest one. Before you use it, check it sits inside a green patch on the left.
03 / live
Now it watches new launches for you
Every new PumpFun coin is checked against your rule as it trades. When one matches, you get a card with a buy ready. Nothing buys until you sign it in your own wallet.
- Waiting for the first launch…
No match yet. Coins that pass every part of your rule land here with a buy ready to sign.
Closest calls show up below as they happen.
Buys route through Jupiter at your size with 15% max slippage. Your wallet shows the exact transaction before you approve.
04 / how it works
From last week's tape to your next buy
Your browser pulls each launch's first hour from Jupiter: every buy, every sell, who made it.
It rebuilds market cap, holders, snipers and dev sells minute by minute. Cached, so the next visit is instant.
A WebGPU compute shader runs 4,096 versions of your rule over every launch at once. No GPU? Your CPU does it.
PumpPortal's stream feeds new coins in. A match gets a Jupiter buy that only your wallet can approve.
Is this every PumpFun launch from last week?
No, and we'd rather say it. The Jupiter sample is the launches Jupiter lists right now (top traded, trending, graduating and brand new from the last 7 days). It leans toward coins that got attention, so real results are usually worse. For an unbiased tape, leave Live running: every launch it sees is recorded in this browser and you can backtest on that instead.
How are fills worked out?
Minute candles. You buy when a minute trades through your market cap (never more than 50% above it). Stops and targets fill at their level; if both hit in the same minute we count the stop. Fees and slippage come off both sides. Real rugs can fill worse than a stop.
Does the site ever touch my money?
No. There is no balance and no account. Live buys are Jupiter swaps built for your wallet; you see them and you sign them. Nothing is held anywhere but your wallet.
What does the GPU actually do?
It runs the replay. Each GPU thread takes one version of your rule and walks it through every launch, minute by minute. 4,096 threads at once is why the rule map takes milliseconds, not minutes.
Where do holders and snipers come from?
From the trades themselves: we add up every wallet's buys and sells to count holders at each minute, reading each coin's trades until it passes 150 holders, so holder rules are exact up to 150. Dev sells are caught inside that same stretch of trades. Sniper and insider tags are Jupiter's. Dev coin counts and X accounts come from Jupiter's token data.
05 / the coin
$HINDSIGHT
The coin for everyone who said "I knew it" after the chart did it. Now you can check.
CA: coming soon