Pump.Fun

Pump.fun wallets unlocked and distributed 57.28 billion PUMP, valued at approximately $92.33 million at the time of the transfers, across 121 addresses identified as team and investor recipients. The 57.28 billion-token distribution represented about 5.7% of PUMP’s one trillion-token maximum supply. The transfers can be followed through a source Solana address and a second distribution address on Arkham. The movements represent token unlocks and wallet distributions, not confirmed market sales. The tracked transfers did not establish that the recipients deposited…

Pump.fun sold another 122,498 SOL worth about $10.08 million, extending one of the largest fee-conversion streaks among Solana applications. The latest transaction brought cumulative Pump.fun SOL sales to 4,656,826 SOL, worth about $794.8 million at an average sale price of $170.7 per SOL. The sale adds another large block of Solana into exchange-side liquidity while the launchpad remains one of the most closely watched revenue engines in the meme-coin market. Pump.fun’s business model has made SOL flows a recurring market…

An Indonesian crypto user has gone viral after getting “Ansem To 1B” permanently tattooed on his forehead, turning a Solana memecoin target into one of the strangest market signals in crypto this week. The tattoo appeared in a viral X photo and was tied to a user known as ghniy_. The message refers to ANSEM, the Solana memecoin also known as The Black Bull, and a belief that the token can reach a $1 billion market capitalization. The supporter described…

Baton Corporation, the company behind Pump.fun, is hiring a chief legal officer with a listed base salary of $1 million to $5 million as the Solana memecoin launchpad faces one of the most important legal fights in its history. The Chief Legal Officer role is listed for London and New York and reports to Baton’s General Counsel. The position covers regulatory affairs, product counsel, corporate governance, cross-border compliance, litigation, class actions, law enforcement requests, AML/KYC program integrity, data privacy, marketing…

Pump.fun’s bounty market is back in the spotlight after a user appeared to complete a forehead tattoo challenge and claim a 200 SOL payout. The viral post showed a participant with “bounty.fun” tattooed across his forehead, turning the latest Pump.fun GO task into another major Solana attention trade. The reward is far larger than the earlier tattoo bounty that dominated crypto X, pushing the format from bizarre meme content into a five-figure incentive at recent SOL prices. The difference is…

A Pump.fun GO bounty has turned into one of Solana’s strangest memecoin stories after an Indian X user got a token ticker tattooed on his forehead and then became caught in a dispute over one missing letter. The task was tied to Pump.fun’s new GO bounty marketplace, which launched with the pitch that users could pay anyone to complete almost any task. One bounty offered 40 SOL, worth about $2,570 at the current SOL price, for someone willing to tattoo…

Crypto trader James Wynn has denied involvement in a short-lived $WORLD memecoin rug pull after his X account was allegedly hacked and used to promote the token. The $WORLD incident unfolded on Solana through pump.fun, where the attacker allegedly created the token, pushed suspicious promotional posts from Wynn’s account and used fake buy activity to make the launch appear active. The token briefly reached a market capitalization of about $35,000 before liquidity vanished and the attacker exited with roughly 3.2…

Coin creators on Pump.fun can now launch with USDC-paired liquidity pools, giving new tokens a stablecoin quote route from the start. The change adds a dollar-based liquidity option to one of Solana’s busiest launch environments, where creator tools, bonding curves and fast secondary trading have shaped much of the memecoin market. The new option does not make new coins safer by default. It changes the liquidity base. A USDC pair gives traders a clearer dollar reference, reduces direct exposure to…

A Solana memecoin tied to a deleted post from Keith Gill’s Roaring Kitty X account triggered a fast speculative surge before reversing sharply, creating another reminder of how quickly social-driven tokens can trap late buyers. The post, which has since been removed, appeared to include a Pump.fun address for RKC, a Solana token associated with the Red Kitten Crew name. SolanaFloor flagged the deleted post and said RKC reached an $11 million market cap within about 20 minutes before falling…