How @Yennii56 Trades Against Their Own Callers

@Yennii56 is a pump.fun caller with about 94k followers on pump.fun and 128k on X. On 12 Oct 2026 they posted a $140,711 "callout rewards" screenshot and wrote "I am a KOL not a trader."

The chain shows something else. Two wallets with no public profile buy almost every coin Yenni calls, a median 58 seconds before the call goes out. When followers pile in after the call, those two wallets sell into them in small slices, usually within two minutes.

The two wallets aren't strangers copying Yenni. Yenni's own pump.fun wallet funds them, often splitting SOL exactly in half between them in one transaction, and they send the profit back: 505+ SOL so far. A third wallet, the bank, swaps SOL back and forth with Yenni's wallet and converts it to USDC.

There is a fourth wallet, and it is the biggest. Yenni's profile wallet never sells on pump.fun; it hands its bags to an unlinked wallet by token transfer, 198 times on 151 coins since 27 Aug. That exit wallet sells them through a trading terminal minutes to hours after the call (1,930 SOL since 27 Aug, 1,475 SOL of it on coins Yenni called) and sends the SOL back: 1,438 SOL to Yenni's wallet and 724 SOL to the bank. On pump.fun the profile wallet looks like it is still holding.

Followers are left holding: 530 of Yenni's last 550 calls now trade below half the call price, and the median call is at 0.07x.

Coin 3sad1XrjNaLEeajeJ4yyHDv4pLrsNFChKZDxDcuWUdW8, called 10 Oct 2026 15:04:53 UTC at a $42.7k market cap: "Elon gave us the next copper inu wtf. Paired to SpaceX". 11,271 views. Today it trades at 0.07x of the call price.

Small 0.07 to 0.11 SOL top-up buys at +10 s and +56 s are left out of the table but counted in the totals (8.35 SOL in, 23.48 SOL out).

The exit wallet 3Yg4yzZf7RjEpJBbi4NiNxDHfkvixvt1o5yVSXpY9r4A has no public profile. Since 27 Aug 2026 it made 469 sells for 1,930 SOL and only 89 buys for 6.9 SOL. It sells coins it never bought: the tokens arrive by transfer, 198 times from Yenni's profile wallet (151 coins), 25 times from hidden wallet 2 and 16 times from hidden wallet 1, 23 times from two or more of them in the same second. Of the 169 coins it sold, 98 are coins Yenni called; those sales brought in 1,475 SOL, almost all of it after the call.

The SOL goes straight back: 1,438 SOL to Yenni's wallet in 154 transfers, 366 SOL to the bank in the same period (724 SOL since 11 Aug), 119 SOL to the two hidden wallets, 109 SOL as a fixed cut of each sale to one more wallet, and 23 SOL in terminal fees. The exit wallet also co-funds both hidden wallets in single transactions.

Example. Coin 9dSMwFfPezQ8WPcW1uZV7ns4rcviEj2LssSAg75WBLXd, called 3 Oct 2026 17:24:29 UTC at a $209.6k market cap ("The right one apprently", 10,604 views). Eleven minutes later Yenni's wallet signs a transfer of 9.25M tokens to the exit wallet, which sells them over the next 17 seconds; a second handover and sell round follows four minutes after that. 70.2 SOL out, 15.52 SOL sent back to Yenni 30 seconds later. The coin now trades at 0.18x of the call price.

On 10 Sep 2024 the @Yennii56 X account posted a "how to make it as a KOL" recipe: buy on the main wallet and "a few % on alt wallets", "sell on alt wallets", "show on twitter how u are holding on main wallet". The exit wallet is that recipe running.

1. Yenni's wallet funds both in a single transaction. 19 Sep: one transaction signed by Yenni's wallet sends 14.88 SOL to each hidden wallet, split exactly in half (3gNUvWqWX8...ijhvUz). The same even split shows up on 10 more days.
2. The first money in came from Yenni. 12 Sep 03:31: 12.43 SOL to hidden wallet 2 (3PbH18vR1H...Fbrz4M), then 4.96 SOL to hidden wallet 1 seven seconds later (63XM4L5HwK...qciSsU).
3. The profit goes back to Yenni. The hidden wallets sent Yenni's wallet 505+ SOL in 95 transfers, against 306 SOL Yenni sent them. They often pay in the same second, e.g. 12 Oct 09:24:31: 12.27 + 10.15 SOL.
4. The exit wallet pays both in one transaction. 3Yg4yzZf7RjEpJBbi4NiNxDHfkvixvt1o5yVSXpY9r4A sent 6.738 SOL to each (eDd2tFEASV...iNo1as).
5. Yenni's wallet hands its bags to the exit wallet. 198 token transfers signed by Yenni's profile wallet, 151 coins, 27 Aug to 15 Oct, e.g. 3 Oct 17:35:18 (64FgCXJNhZ...Tc8RLL). The exit wallet sells and sends the SOL back to Yenni: 1,438 SOL in 154 transfers, e.g. 3 Oct 17:39:43 (5TFH26hzpp...dP2Cik).
6. The bank closes the loop. Yenni's wallet sent the bank 1,666+ SOL and the bank sent 438+ SOL back. On 12 Oct the bank sent Yenni 53 SOL at 14:45:01 (1Q35MxKfgi...knmTrw), and ten seconds later Yenni split 10.34 SOL to each hidden wallet (QeRsbPZ9V4...1doBMZ).

• 11 Aug 2026
  First sweep from the exit wallet to the bank (13.31 SOL). The exit wallet is already selling for Yenni a month before the two hidden bundle wallets exist.

  mNrkecyGPj...GQViX1
• By 24 Aug 2026
  Both hidden wallets are already active (their histories run back at least this far).
• 11 Sep
  First of Yenni's 550 calls in our data. From here, 10 to 30 calls a day.
• 12 Sep 03:31
  Yenni's wallet funds the hidden wallets: 12.43 SOL to wallet 2, then 4.96 SOL to wallet 1 seven seconds later.

  3PbH18vR1H...Fbrz4M
• 15 Sep 06:06
  Both hidden wallets pay Yenni in the same second (4.82 + 5.00 SOL). This keeps happening for the next month.

  2ry6TJ8Xtd...ktJ14c
• 15 Sep onward
  The hidden wallets start paying the bank wallet as well, often both in the same second (e.g. 24 Sep 17:20: 10.48 + 12.08 SOL).

  5BiHheaUGs...wyKjCC
• 18 Sep 11:49
  The funder wallet pays both hidden wallets 6.738 SOL each in one transaction.

  eDd2tFEASV...iNo1as
• 19 Sep 06:54
  Yenni's wallet signs one transaction sending 14.88 SOL to each hidden wallet, split exactly in half. The same even split happens again on 21, 24, 25, 28 and 29 Sep and on 3, 4, 8 and 12 Oct.

  3gNUvWqWX8...ijhvUz
• 7 Aug to 12 Oct
  The bank wallet sends out 335,514 USDC in 45 transfers. 124,924 USDC goes to one pooled wallet holding over 100 million USDC; 52,000 USDC and about 115,000 USDC go to fresh one-time deposit addresses that are each swept within two minutes by the same collector wallet. Every large exit ends at a custodial service.

  3NqALiFTD4...2tPiKv
• 3 Oct 17:35
  The exit-wallet example below: Yenni hands over 16.1M tokens of a coin called 11 minutes earlier at a $209.6k market cap; the exit wallet sells them within seconds for 70.2 SOL and sends 15.52 SOL back to Yenni. The coin is now at 0.18x.
• 10 Oct 15:04
  The example call below: +15.1 SOL for the hidden wallets in 92 seconds. The coin is now at 0.07x.
• 12 Oct 13:37
  Yenni tweets a $140,711 "callout rewards" screenshot: "I am a KOL not a trader... You bring volume to the app you get paid for it."
• 12 Oct 14:45:01
  The bank wallet sends Yenni's wallet 53 SOL.

  1Q35MxKfgi...knmTrw
• 12 Oct 14:45:11
  Ten seconds later, Yenni's wallet sends 10.34 SOL to each hidden wallet in one transaction. The loop closes: bank to Yenni, Yenni to the hidden wallets.

  QeRsbPZ9V4...1doBMZ

Calls come from pump.fun's public callout list for Yenni's profile wallet (550 calls, 11 Sep to 12 Oct 2026). The profile wallet is tied to @Yennii56 by its own public pump.fun profile, which links that X account.

Trades and transfers come from public Solana data. For the two hidden wallets we read every transaction from 15 minutes before to 60 minutes after each call. Transfers outside those windows weren't read, so those SOL totals are minimums. Same-block counts come from our own pump.fun trade tape (24 Sep to 11 Oct).

For the exit wallet we read every one of its 1,700 transactions from 26 Aug to 15 Oct 2026 (its history before that is buried under a 600,000-transaction token airdrop flood on 24 and 25 Aug, which we excluded). The bank wallet's USDC transfers were read in full (45 transfers). Updated 15 Oct 2026.

This page links wallets and public accounts only. It makes no claim about who controls them beyond what the transactions show, and every number can be checked with the links above.