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Pump.fun
What this page is: neutral, sourced facts about Pump.fun. Every line links where it was checked. 11 facts, 0 from primary sources. Educational, not financial advice.
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Launch
- The platform was launched on January 19, 2024. secondary source source
Founders and creators
- Noah Tweedale, Alon Cohen and Dylan Kerler. secondary source source
Origin story
- The owners say they started the site due to their frustrations with trading memecoins and the risks of getting rug pulled. secondary source source
Stated purpose
- pump.fun is a cryptocurrency launchpad for the Solana blockchain that enables users to create tokens and trade them immediately on the platform. secondary source source
Supply model
- Max. supply of 1,000,000,000,000 PUMP coins. secondary source source
- The PUMP crypto-asset will not be required in order to utilize the Pump.Fun Protocols. secondary source source
Main uses today
- The majority of tokens created are classified as meme coins due to their lack of functionality outside of trading. secondary source source
- Tokens can be launched onto decentralized exchanges, a process known as "graduation". secondary source source
Key milestones
- As of January 2025, over 6 million meme coins had been launched on the platform according to Wired. secondary source source
Notable events and controversies
- In December 2024, the site banned all users from the United Kingdom, following a warning from the Financial Conduct Authority. secondary source source
- The lawsuit claims that pump.fun operated as an unregistered securities exchange. secondary source source
Sources & studies
Last checked: 2026-11-04 · Prices, market caps and circulating supply are left out on purpose because they change by the minute. Educational, not financial advice.
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