The field is the price
Midfield is the market cap at kick-off. When the price goes up the buyers run the ball up the field; when it goes down the sellers have it and run it back. Every wallet is a player with a name and a number, sized by its trade.
Pressbox turns a pump.fun coin into a live broadcast. The trades are the players, the price is the ball, and a commentator calls all of it out loud.
Midfield is the market cap at kick-off. When the price goes up the buyers run the ball up the field; when it goes down the sellers have it and run it back. Every wallet is a player with a name and a number, sized by its trade.
Double the market cap from kick-off and the buyers score a touchdown. Cut it in half and the sellers do. Then the game starts again from midfield, at the new price. Every ten yards is about fifteen percent.
Big Chuck Malone calls it, live. Small trades get a line, whales get the full voice with the wallet's name and the amount, and touchdowns get a replay. When a well-known trader steps in, he calls him by name.
Launch a coin on pump.fun from this page and give its commentator a name of his own. You sign in your own wallet, you are the creator, the creator fees are yours.
Everybody watching a coin sees and hears the same broadcast at the same moment. Any pump.fun coin can be watched: paste its address under Fixtures.
One man calls every match on Pressbox. A coin launched here gets him under a name of its own.
Small buys get a line, big ones get the wallet's name and the size, a goal gets the full voice and a replay. Sells hurt him, and he says so.
Between the action he talks about the wallets on the pitch: where they got in, what they are holding, how their week has gone.
Launch a coin from the desk and name its commentator. Every match of your coin opens with him introducing himself under that name.
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It goes live on pump.fun from your own wallet, and opens straight into its own game with a commentator of its own.