Pump.fun earned $10.03 million in fees during the week of Aug. 3-9, marking its first week above $10 million and a 12% increase from the prior week. Over the last 30 days, its revenue reached $35.67 million, surpassing Hyperliquid's $32.46 million. The platform used $5.02 million to buy back and burn 2.15 billion PUMP tokens, reducing supply by 15.7%. PUMP token rose 33.8% over the week, supported by increased trading volume and new social trading features like zero-fee and cross-chain trades. A token unlock on Aug. 12 may test if trading activity sustains under new supply pressure. The platform also faces ongoing legal allegations in the U.S., but these remain unproven.
The PUMP token surged 33.8% over seven days, reaching about $0.0028, driven by Pump.fun's record $10.03 million in weekly protocol fees and a $5.02 million token burn. The platform's 30-day revenue hit $35.67 million, surpassing competitor Hyperliqui...
Pump.fun generated $10.03 million in protocol fees during Aug. 3-9, marking its first week above $10 million. The platform increased trading activity with $2.97 billion volume and used $5.02 million to buy back and burn 2.15 billion PUMP tokens, offs...
Pump.fun (PUMP) surged 11.1% to $0.002729 driven by a sharp increase in derivatives trading and spot volume, indicating strong speculative interest. Open Interest rose 20.67%, showing more leveraged positions, while exchange outflows resumed, reducin...
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Crypto trader Ansem predicts that Pump.fun's PUMP token could become one of the top 10 cryptocurrencies by market capitalization within two years, aiming for 2028. He bases this forecast on PUMP's strong cash position, undervaluation, rising on-chain...
