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Real-time Solana data, explained
Practical guides for developers building on pump.fun, PumpSwap, and the wider Solana ecosystem — streaming patterns, API how-tos, and honest comparisons.
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Ask Claude about pump.fun launches: MCP setup for Claude Desktop and Claude Code
Claude makes a strong pump.fun analyst once it can see the chain. One config block connects Claude Desktop or Claude Code to live launches, graduations, and stats - here is the setup and the analysis prompts that work.
Give Cursor live Solana data with the Anaxer MCP server
Five lines of JSON connect Cursor's agent to live Solana market data. Here is the setup, the first prompts to try, and the fixes for every common failure.
Yellowstone gRPC vs parsed Solana streams: which do you need?
It was never polling vs streaming - everyone serious streams. The real question is whether you decode a raw Yellowstone gRPC firehose yourself or consume parsed events. Here is how to choose.
How to track pump.fun token launches in real time
Subscribe to the creations stream and get a clean JSON event the instant any pump.fun token is minted - here is the complete guide, from your first connection to production-grade gap recovery.
How to detect pump.fun graduations the moment they happen
A token graduating from pump.fun to PumpSwap is one of the highest-signal events in the ecosystem. Here is how to catch every graduation instantly, with time-to-graduate and pool liquidity attached.
Solana WebSocket streams: subscriptions, heartbeats, and gap recovery
Getting a WebSocket to receive messages is easy. Keeping one alive in production - through heartbeats, reconnects, and gaps - is the hard part. This guide covers the full protocol.
Anaxer vs Helius: which is better for pump.fun data?
Helius is an excellent general-purpose Solana RPC - but it meters every stream by data volume, and pump.fun is a firehose. Here is an honest, head-to-head comparison with Anaxer, a cost-effective flat-rate option for real-time pump.fun and PumpSwap data.