Was this launch bundled?

Every PonsFamily launch opens with a tax on buying that starts at 99% and decays to nothing within three seconds. It exists to make sniping unprofitable, and it works — a bot buying in the first second gives up most of what it spends.

But a creator can name addresses at creation that the tax does not apply to. Up to 32 of them. Those wallets buy the opening at full value while everyone else is paying to be early.

That difference is recorded. Each buy on the curve emits the tax it paid, so a wallet that paid zero inside the window was on the list, and a wallet that paid six hundred basis points was not. Counting the first kind is the entire check.

A bundle is not a verdict. pons documents the exemption list as being for exactly this — a team taking its own opening across several wallets — so finding one tells you the launch was organised, not that it was dishonest.

What matters is the second number: how much of it is still held. A bundle that took eight percent of supply and still holds it is a team with a position. The same bundle at zero percent held sold into whoever arrived after them.

The checker reports both, and neither is an opinion — they are events on a public chain that anyone can read.