BYKO got a little brother on pump.fun

BYKO is getting a little brother.

The original BYKO was deployed by hand on Base, with its own contract and deliberately small liquidity. Now I want to put a separate relative into a very different machine: pump.fun.

Why? Not because BYKO needed another token. It did not. The point is to compare two ways a tiny crypto asset comes into existence. One was deployed manually on Base. The other will be born through a launchpad designed to create a market almost instantly.

The budget is $10. No artificial volume, no wash trading, no bots hired to promote it, and no attempt to pretend that this is the original Base BYKO.

The expectation is deliberately modest: it may attract nobody and die almost immediately. That is a useful result too.

We will measure holders, number of trades, buy/sell activity, volume, market cap, creator fees, bot activity where identifiable, time to the last trade, and what happens to the original $10 after 1 hour, 24 hours and 7 days. If strangers appear, we will also look at how quickly they arrived and what kind of wallets they were.

Same founder. Related name. Different chain. Different machinery.

Keep following BYKO. We will publish what happens, including if absolutely nothing happens.