Burnie Senders

Verified on DexScreener as the base token of PumpSwap pool 5tYFviFWQRKV9BJSTHGitbdqEYC1BGUgRUDnSADUXqJP, and listed as the contract on the project's own site at burniesenders.com. Pump.fun records the mint at 17:30:59 UTC on 1 April 2026 by wallet 7YeCaAqhzhtRio1mddqaQzhvWRWXEsm4GSyfm4VwDsvL, with the launch description naming Solana co-founder Anatoly Yakovenko two days before he engaged with it. The pool opened at 03:08:37 UTC on 3 April 2026 and the token closed that day roughly a hundredfold higher on 6.4 million dollars of volume, the same morning X published a trending topic about Yakovenko boosting it. BingX listed a perpetual on 7 April 2026 and BitMart opened spot trading at 05:00 UTC on 29 April 2026. Marked official because the character has no existence outside this project. Checked on 22 August 2026 it holds roughly 2.4 million dollars of market capitalisation on about 289,000 dollars of liquidity, with fourteen live pools across PumpSwap, Meteora and Orca agreeing on price to within a few percent and around 344,000 dollars of 24 hour volume. On-chain supply reads between 969.7 and 980.2 million rather than the pump.fun standard one billion. Why this meme: The character was invented by this contract. The token is not a tribute to the meme, it is the meme's only original document. Clone risk: Same-name contracts exist on Ethereum from 16 April 2026 (0xb1264492110576EBB12d5D322E2FFB1ba554431a) and 23 April 2026 (0x24E599a0960f80D30a6647e4c8ce9118b7CF6B30), and on Robinhood Chain from 11 July 2026 (0x20fCDAC6cBC1b044213f5D229864090565eC72e6). All postdate the Solana mint. Several zero-liquidity Solana imitations including BURNIEGPT also carry the name.