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# Galt Adds 30 Days of Deployer History to Larpcheck
- URL: https://btcpeers.com/galt-larpcheck-30-day-deployer-history-pumpfun-pairs/
- Published: 2026-11-02T14:37:56.000Z
- Updated: 2026-11-02T14:37:56.000Z
- Description: Galt reports a 30-day launch-history backfill and a fix for trading Pumpfun coins paired with other Pumpfun tokens in Larpcheck.
- Author: John Williams
- Tags: News

Galt, the developer posting as @0xgalt on X, said Larpcheck had added 30 days of past token launches to its deployer page and fixed trading for Pumpfun coins paired with another Pumpfun coin. The November 1 update combines more launch history with support for a pairing type that can trip up third-party trading interfaces.

For a trader researching a fresh token, the history change is the more useful starting point: it provides earlier launches to inspect alongside the current coin. A deployer's previous projects can raise questions that a single price chart cannot answer, although launch history alone does not establish who controls every related wallet.

> backfilled "deployers" page with 30 days of launches
> 
> — Galt (@0xgalt) [November 1, 2026](https://x.com/0xgalt/status/2116843963340476781?ref=btcpeers.com)

## Why the pairing fix matters

Pumpfun coins do not all trade directly against SOL or USDC. The platform's [pairing documentation](https://pump.fun/docs/custom-pairs?ref=btcpeers.com) allows an eligible coin launched against a supported asset to become the pair asset for another coin.

Its example is straightforward: a coin launched against SOL may become the quote asset for a second coin. The second coin cannot automatically become the basis for another layer of pairings. Those rules give external tools more cases to handle than a simple token-to-SOL trade.

Galt said Larpcheck previously could not trade coins in that secondary-pair setup. His announcement describes a fix in Larpcheck, rather than a change to Pumpfun's own contracts.

## More context before the trade

The same update lists more consistent market-cap displays, direct trading links from bots and faster chart availability for new coins. These are the developer's reported changes; BTC PEERS did not execute a trade to test the routing fix.

The [public terminal](https://larpcheck.app/?ref=btcpeers.com), checked on November 2, displays Pumpfun launches alongside separate assessments of their narrative and holder distribution, with timestamps showing when checks were made. That separates what a token claims to represent from how its supply is distributed.

The backfilled history adds another layer to that workflow: checking what a deployer launched before, rather than treating every new ticker as a clean slate.