HaroldPuddington

The gentleman who cannot stop dancing. On the train, at the club, in the street, seized by the rhythm again. Tens of millions have watched. This is his official site, and the home of $HAROLD, launched on Reels where every trade pays Harold.

Contract address (Solana)
Revealed at launch by @haroldpuddington
Departures00:00
PlatformDestinationCalling atStatus
1PuddingtonReelsBoarding
2Pinned reel39,800,000Views
3Latest reel22,000,000Views
4Instagram158,000Followers

Figures from @haroldpuddington on Instagram, October 2026. They go up most days.

The views

Everyone has seen Harold dance.

61,800,000
Views and counting
Pinned reel
39,800,000
Latest reel
22,000,000
Followers
158,000
Now showing

Harold boards Reels

A Puddington Line productionIn cinemas never. On Reels at launch.
The timetable

A man, a long neck, and a rhythm he cannot refuse.

Harold Puddington dances everywhere he goes and never explains why. Same composure, same hair, same neck, every time. Here is how the line was built, stop by stop.

First stop

The first dance

A gentleman steps onto a train, hears something nobody else hears, and dances. No smile, no explanation. The comments ask the only question that matters: is he real?

Second stop
39,800,000

The pinned one

The reel that broke the feed. Shared into group chats, stitched, remixed and copied, all on a single clip of Harold doing what Harold does.

Third stop
22,000,000

It keeps happening

Not a one-off. The latest reel went just as far, and the account passed 158,000 followers. Every new clip lands the same way: a long night at the club, a splendid time, never stop dancing.

Next stop

Harold boards Reels

Harold launches $HAROLD himself, on Reels, the launchpad for Instagram creators. Every trade pays the creator, a reserve saves up for buybacks and burns, and the people who clip him get paid per view.

On the reel

More from the feed

Spotter's guide

How to recognise a Puddington

Five things, always present, never commented on.

The neck

Longer than seems reasonable. He has never mentioned it.

The hair

Immaculate and unmistakable, whatever the dance floor throws at it.

The moves

Seized by the rhythm. Arms, shoulders, the full commitment.

The setting

A train carriage, a club, a street corner. Anywhere with a beat.

The manner

Perfectly polite. A splendid time is always had. The joke is never acknowledged.

Never stop dancing.Harold Puddington
The route

Where the Puddington line goes next

The stations ahead. Each one is announced on Harold's official channels when the train pulls in.

1

Puddington Central

$HAROLD launches on Reels. The contract address is posted by Harold's own accounts at the same moment it goes live, so nobody can front-run it with a fake.

Boarding
2

Creator Fee Junction

Every trade pays Harold, and a quarter of every fee is saved into the buyback reserve.

At launch
3

Clippers' Crossing

Clip campaigns on Reels: edit Harold, post it, get paid per view. The feed fills itself.

Planned
4

Dancefloor Parkway

Holder dance-offs. The best edits get reposted to Harold's own followers.

Planned
5

Long Neck Viaduct

Harold's first collaborations: a track of his own and appearances with other creators.

Planned
6

Puddington Terminus

Merch, listings and Harold in every feed on every platform.

Planned
The token

Your ticket, in plain terms

Everything below can be checked on-chain once the contract is live.

Puddington LineFirst class, single
Token
$HAROLD
Chain
Solana
Launched on
Reels
Max supply
1,000,000,000
Presale
None
Creator
@haroldpuddington
Contract address
Revealed at launch
Admit one
Every trade pays Harold

Where the fee goes, and why the buyback waits

Every buy and sell on ReelsCreator fee
  • 65% to Harold. Paid to the creator on every trade, so he keeps dancing.
  • 10% to the Reels treasury. Keeps the platform and the clip campaigns running.
  • 25% to the buyback reserve. Saved up, not spent on every trade. Released in buybacks that burn $HAROLD for good.

The buyback reserve

A quarter of every fee collects here. When it is released, it buys $HAROLD off the market in one go and burns it.

Saved, not dripped

A buyback on every trade is tiny and predictable. Saving it up turns it into one real buy the chart can feel.

Can't be farmed

If bots knew a buy follows every trade, they would trade around it and drain it. A reserve released on no fixed schedule gives them nothing to flood.

Burned for good

Every token the reserve buys is burned. Supply only goes one way.

This site never asks for your wallet or seed phrase. It connects nothing and has no forms. Anyone asking for either in Harold's name is not Harold.
Boarding

How to buy $HAROLD

Four platforms, in order. Most people are on board in ten minutes. Read the fourth before you do the third.

  1. Get a Solana wallet

    Install Phantom or Solflare. Write your seed phrase on paper. Never type it into a website.

  2. Get some SOL

    Buy SOL on any exchange and send it to your wallet. Keep a little extra for network fees.

  3. Board on Reels

    Open Harold's coin on Reels, connect your wallet and buy. Or paste the contract address into Phantom or Jupiter and swap.

  4. Check the address

    Compare the contract address character by character with the one on this page. Tokens with Harold's name already exist. Only the address counts.

Copycat tokens using Harold's name are already trading. None of them are his. The real contract is published here and on @haroldpuddington at launch, nowhere else first.

Live chart

$HAROLD / SOL

Awaiting departure

The live chart appears here the moment $HAROLD launches. Loading it connects your browser to DexScreener.

Questions

At the ticket office

Is Harold real?

The internet is still arguing about it. Harold has not commented. He is dancing.

Who launched $HAROLD?

The team behind the @haroldpuddington account, on Reels. The contract address is posted from Harold's own accounts at the moment of launch.

What is Reels?

A launchpad for coins tied to Instagram creators. The creator earns a fee on every trade, a reserve saves up for buybacks and burns, and clippers get paid per view for spreading the content.

Where do the trading fees go?

65% to Harold, 10% to the Reels treasury and 25% into the buyback reserve.

Why isn't the buyback instant?

An instant buyback after every trade is small and predictable, so bots can trade around it and flood it. The reserve saves up and is released in larger buybacks on no fixed schedule. Everything it buys is burned.

How do I know I have the right token?

By the contract address only, never by the name or the picture. Copycats already exist. If an address differs by a single character, it is a different token.

Can I lose money?

Yes. Meme tokens move sharply in both directions and can lose most of their value fast. Only use money you can afford to lose.

Is this financial advice?

No. This site documents a character and his community token. Do your own research.

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