A flow and a standing count
Two counts sit side by side above, and they answer different questions. Tokens created is a flow: how many appeared between one midnight and the next. Tokens worth over $1M is a standing count: how many are above that mark on the day, whenever they launched. Dividing the second by the first would look like a survival rate and would not be one — the numerator holds tokens from months of launches, the denominator holds a single day. What share of a given day's launches ever gets anywhere is not published anywhere, and it cannot be derived from these two columns.
How much of Solana this actually is
Launchpad trades run at 2.7% of the network's non-vote transactions, and the highest that share has ever been is 6.2% on Nov 20, 2024. The volume behind them is $450.24M a day. So the loudest activity on the chain is a small slice of what the chain does, and a validator's fee income does not live or die by it.
This is effectively one launchpad
Pump.fun accounts for 97.8% of the tokens created, so there is barely a second venue to speak of. It matters for reading everything above: these are not the habits of a market, they are the settings of one product.
Whether any of this reaches your yield
Every launch and every trade is a Solana transaction that pays a fee — and that fee goes to the validator that produced the block, not to the people delegating to it. A delegator is paid from issuance and the MEV share instead, and issuance is minted on a fixed schedule that does not react to how busy the chain is. So a loud week here lifts what operators collect, while your own yield keeps depending on your validator's commission and how reliably it produces blocks.
Earning on SOL, not on launches
Stake.Cake charges 0% fees on both staking and MEV rewards.
FAQ
How many of these tokens survive?
That cannot be answered from this data. It holds a daily count of tokens created and a same-day count of tokens worth more than $1M, whenever they launched. Those are a flow and a standing count; dividing one by the other produces a number that looks like a survival rate and is not one.
Is this most of what Solana does?
No. Launchpad trades are a low single-digit percentage of the network's non-vote transactions, and the highest that share has ever reached is a little over six percent. Most of what Solana processes is something else.
Does a launchpad boom raise my staking rewards?
Only at the margin, through fees. Issuance — the larger half of what a delegator earns — is minted on a fixed schedule and does not react to trading activity at all. What you receive still depends first on your validator's commission.
Where does this data come from?
On-chain Solana data, one row per day: tokens created, trades, dollar volume, and how many launched tokens are above $1M and $10M that day. Refreshed here each morning. The newest day can still be revised upstream, so the figures at the top are seven-day averages rather than the last row.