
In a series of recent developments, Pump.fun has introduced a revenue sharing model for coin creators to incentivize long-term activity, despite facing increasing competition from new platforms and allegations of rampant fraudulence among the Meme Coins launched on its platform. Despite these challenges and a considerable drop in Meme Coin Market cap, Pump.fun has thrived, notching a whopping $300M in Year-to-date (YTD) fees and surpassing Tron's daily revenue. Amid the decline in meme coin market, the co-founder of Pump.fun dismisses plans of launching a token and criticizes Base's meme coin experiment.
Further contention arises as Boop.fun claims 'cults are in', signaling a potential shift in the meme coin market. The listing of FUN coin in Heritage 2025 FUN Auction has created a buzz while cases of account hacks and coin deaths on Pump.fun platform raise alarm among users. Meanwhile, Solana continues to be a key player hosting meme coin launchpads, while new entrants like Odin.fun are now challenging Pump.fun's dominance.
In a surprising move, Pump.fun has debuted a new PumpSwap exchange targeting Solana's meme coin ecosystem amidst an 80% decline overall. Lawsuits targeting fraudulent tokens on the platform and alleged securities violations have also rocked Pump.fun, with a law firm demanding the removal of over 200 meme coins utilizing its IP. Furthermore, its rumored Automated Market Maker (AMM) pivot elicits criticism from rival Raydium, possibly indicating a strategic miscalculation. Amid these developments, Pump.fun's volume has reportedly dropped by 63% in February.
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