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According to researcher Naveen_0505, published on May 20, 2025, the Pump.fun platform, known as the 'meme token factory' on the Solana blockchain, has been flooded with bots. They generate 60-80% of the trading volume for some tokens, creating artificial hype (FOMO) and inflating prices. Such actions distort the market by mimicking real trading activity to attract buyers. This raises concerns about manipulation and the transparency of the platform.

💛🖤 @BNB Chain is developing rapidly.
By increasing its volume by 145% in 1 week, it dethroned #ETH .
The contribution of the Alpha #web3 program is very significant in this.
But what revives Alpha is @CZ 's $TST .
There was a coin sharing.
The video explaining the creation of the coin by #BNBChain team on the BSC network also involved creating a test token. It had spread in China, reaching a volume of $450,000. It had deleted the video to deny its responsibility for the BNBChain coin and to protect users.
The CZ community emphasized the importance of liberating #crypto by saying leave it to yourself.

Listen, an interesting topic has surfaced in the world of Solana and memcoins. PumpSwap is a decentralized exchange linked to the platform Pump.fun, where people create and trade memcoins. So, they decided to introduce income distribution among the creators of these tokens. It seems like a good idea.: you create a token, it is traded — you receive a portion of the income from each transaction.
Specifically: 0.05% of each transaction in SOL goes back to the creator of the token. Considering that the trading volume on the platform in April 2025 amounted to $11.2 billion, this could mean payments of about $5.6 million to all creators — a good motivation, right?
But there is a caveat. This idea has attracted a lot of criticism. People are afraid that this will simply open the door to all kinds of "shitcoins" and scammers. Imagine: you launch a token, people trade it, and you get a commission — even if the project is completely abandoned. Moreover, the community now has less incentive to take over the management of abandoned projects (in the crypto world this is called CTO — community takeover), because the income still goes to the original creator.
Here's a trader named 0xRiver who said in plain text: "This is terrible. 99% of the coins are garbage. Developers will just get paid for nothing."
Pump.fun itself is quite interesting: the platform allows you to create a token for just a couple of dollars (or even for free, if the promotion is underway), select a picture, a ticker, and off you go. The price of the token increases with demand, and as soon as it becomes large enough (capitalization from $69k to $90k), it is transferred to DEX — just the same PumpSwap. They launched their own DEX in March to make this transition easier, commission-free and with improved liquidity.
All this looks like a step towards a more professional infrastructure for memcoins. But... if the creators receive a commission simply for the fact that the token exists and someone is speculating on it, won't this create an avalanche of useless and potentially harmful tokens?
Do you think this is a step towards decentralized justice, or just a convenient way for scam developers to cut the commission from the air?
#Pumpswap #memecoin⁠⁠⁠⁠ #pumpfun #solana #sol

Big news for all creators on Pump.fun — revenue sharing is officially live. $SOL

Starting now, anyone who launches a coin on the platform can earn 0.05% (5 basis points) of all trading volume on their token. Whether the coin is fresh, still on the bonding curve, or already active on PumpSwap, this new feature applies across the board.
That means for every $10 million in volume, creators can earn $5,000 in SOL — paid out instantly and claimable anytime via the creator dashboard.

This changes everything. Before, the only way coin creators really made profits was by buying their own tokens early and selling them into the hype. That model encouraged pump-and-dumps and kept truly creative, doxxed developers on the sidelines.

Now, developers don’t have to dump to benefit. They can build long-term, knowing they’ll earn as their community grows and trades.

This opens the door for more than just meme coins — think utility tokens, creative projects, livestream-based communities, and more. And it gives creators a recurring income, aligned with the success of their project.

Pump.fun is evolving. It’s no longer just the home for on-chain traders. It’s becoming a home for serious, committed builders.

Let’s build smarter, more sustainable projects.

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