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$NoodlesNoodles · KOL trades on Solana

launched 2mo ago on pump.fun
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What KOLs made on $Noodles

−$116 Total PnL of tracked wallets None of the traders you follow
6wallets 31txs $3.2Kvolume −$116realized

Latest KOL moves on $Noodles

  1. CeoExited
  2. CeoBought more
  3. EmroonzExited

Latest buy and latest sell per KOL on this token.

Who traded $Noodles

Ceo avatarTheo avatarStigman avatarGrimace avatarLatuche avatarEmroonz avatar 6 tracked wallets traded this — biggest stakes first
0 of 6 still holding 6 out, median 0.76× Mean 0.94×, half of them between 0.68× and 1.15×, best 1.55×. The median sits near 1× on almost every token — the typical wallet leaves about where it came in, and the group's gain comes from a few exits.

Where $Noodles stands, and who is in it

Price and pool come from the market. The wallets below are the ones this site tracks.

$2.8Kliquidity
Market —
Price—
Market cap—
FDV—
Liquidity$2.8K
Holders15
Supply999,877,935
Safety Revoked
Mint authority revoked
Freeze authority revoked
Top 10 holders 0.2%
Dev balance —
Organic activity low

$Noodles PnL bubble map

area = money in

Read the colour first — who made money — then the size, which is how much they put in. A big green bubble is conviction that paid; a big red one is conviction that did not. A ring means that wallet is still in. Bubbles are ordered by result, not plotted on axes, and their area follows the stake on a square-root scale — on this token the smallest and largest stakes are 5:1 apart, so an exact scale would be undrawable. Compare sizes roughly, never precisely.

6 KOLs traded $Noodles

On your list Traded <2h Holding · net profit Holding · net loss

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Where KOLs bought $Noodles

6 wallets priced

Entry spread · price only

median
mean
low $4.7K high $20.8K

$10.4K median entry, $11.8K weighted by size. Lowest to highest spans 4.44×, so the axis is logarithmic — on a linear one the whole group would collapse against the left edge. Entry is each wallet's average buy, not its first one: someone who averaged down sits lower here than where they opened.

Read it in two steps.

  1. The rail spreads the wallets by entry price alone, ignoring time — it shows how far apart they got in.
  2. Your position: buying now places you at today's market cap — compare it with the gold and blue marks to see who you would be entering above.

The two marks: gold is the median entry, blue the average weighted by how much was put in.