Less than a week after its eagerly awaited ICO, Pump.fun’s native token, PUMP, has experienced a notable price setback.

As the Trump admin relaxes crypto enforcement, companies are increasingly looking to raise funds through token sales.

Pump.fun's native token PUMP slid by around 20% from its ICO price. The asset crashed after around 20% of recipients sent their PUMP allocation to exchanges.

Despite declining volumes, the PUMP token saw $3.71 million in Smart Money inflows and a rumored $31M buyback.

Pump.fun raised $500 million in minutes, but US investors were shut out. New crypto bills may soon change that.

BitMEX analysts highlight token sell-offs, meme coin market surge, and intense competition among Solana launchpads.

Nearly 60% of Pump.fun's ICO participants sold or transferred their $PUMP tokens within a week of launch, BitMEX reports.

Despite raising $500 million in minutes, onchain data shows that nearly 60% of PUMP presale participants have sold or moved ...

While bulls try to push the Ethereum price higher, investors are also buying into a new meme coin called TOKEN6900 (T6900). According to popular YouTuber Jacob Crypto Bury, who has over 56.9K ...

A Solana user burned $75K worth of PUMP tokens during a wallet cleanup just after Pump.fun’s $500M ICO. The incident raises ...

The Solana-based ICO of Pump.fun, PUMP, has a $1.32B valuation due to its heavy trading and buybacks, and rising traction within the DeFi ecosystem.