Memecoin trader and data researcher zettelkasten pointed out a trap for Solana traders on November 11: a popular Dune dashboard can look recently updated even when its trading data stopped we
Memecoin trader and data researcher zettelkasten pointed out a trap for Solana traders on November 11: a popular Dune dashboard can look recently updated even when its trading data stopped weeks ago. In a roundup of 20 dashboards, the author flagged Memecoin Wars as an example. The page lists nearly 2,000 stars and, when checked on November 13, displayed “Updated 4d ago.” A warning on the same page says its data ends on September 22, 2026.
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— zettelkasten (@zettelkastten) November 11, 2026
That makes a difference if you are comparing launchpads today. Memecoin Wars still displays charts for token volume and daily token deployments. The page can help reconstruct the market through its cutoff, but a ranking built from those charts cannot tell you which launchpad has gained share since September. Even a chart titled “daily” tells you how the data is grouped; it doesn’t tell you when the final observation was recorded.
Dune distinguishes between a scheduled refresh of a dashboard’s queries and the latest execution result for an individual query. A recent run is useful evidence that a query executed, but the dates in its result tell you which period it actually covers. A query can still return an older window, for example if its date filter has a fixed end date.
Zettelkasten’s advice is practical: check the last date on the chart before using it. When comparing two launchpads, check that both series cover the same days and leave out any day that is still incomplete. In this case, the warning is already on the dashboard. It answers the question the update badge leaves open: how recent are the trades behind the chart?
