You Won’t Believe How Pump.fun Is Bribing Memecoin Makers! 50% Revenue Sharing Unveiled 🤯

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In an outrageous twist that has at least three marketing managers fainting and one quantum physicist entirely confused, Pump.fun, the wild west saloon of the memecoin universe, has decided to hand half—yes, half!—of its revenues to the people most responsible for the chaos: memecoin creators.

As memecoin launchpads across the cosmos jostle for the prestigious title of Most Unreasonably Lucrative Place to Deploy Your Cat-Inspired JPEG Coin, Pump.fun busts in on a Monday (because even revolutions must adhere to standard work weeks) and blurts out: from today, token creators will pocket 50% of trading fees. That’s enough for a decent sandwich, a small spaceship, or a lifetime supply of existential anxieties—depending on daily SOL prices.

CREATOR REVENUE SHARING is finally here!!!

50% of PumpSwap Revenue is now shared with Coin Creators 🤯🤯🤯

Create a coin and start earning every time someone places a trade NOW

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— pump.fun (@pumpdotfun) May 12, 2025

Solana-based token creators will now rake in a majestic 0.05% of every trade—measured in magical SOL tokens—provided someone, somewhere (probably your cousin Dave), is buying or flipping their coin. If your token hits $10 million in volume, congratulations, you’re $5,000 richer and one step closer to developing a healthy distaste for fiat currency.

Instantly grab your riches! All you need is a Pump.fun profile and just enough technical know-how not to accidentally mint “Dogelin TaketheL 2.0” instead of the next $PEPE. Tokens qualify for this windfall if they’re newborn babies on the platform, still on the bonding curve, or they’ve graduated to PumpSwap—Pump.fun’s decentralized escape room for coins.

Can Half the Revenue Stop the Token Graveyard? 🪦💸

Previously, the only way to make money was to unload your tokens as quickly as possible—sort of like hurling hot potatoes at strangers during rush hour. Creators rushed to dump their coins at the slightest whiff of a price bump, producing so many rug pulls that even carpet manufacturers lost count.

Pump.fun’s famed ease-of-use meant anyone could launch a memecoin. And we do mean anyone—including at least one 13-year-old who speedran the “rug pull” any% world record. (He’s now grounded from the blockchain.)

But now, with ongoing revenue sharing, creators have a reason to stick around for the entire wild ride. Maybe, just maybe, they’ll nurture their tokens into maturity rather than ghosting investors at the first sign of liquidity. Or maybe they’ll just buy an inflatable llama. The future is full of mysteries.

Pump.fun towers over the memecoin launchpad ecosystem like a confused giraffe at a dog show—big, ungainly, but impossible to ignore. By May 2025, it boasted $22.3 billion in volume (give or take a few decimal places), with 2.8% of all Solana protocol volume passing through what can only be described as an ongoing, blockchain-powered meme festival. If you’re counting transactions instead, Pump.fun is practically Solana’s circulatory system, accounting for 62% of all action during November 2024. At this point, if your fridge isn’t running on Solana, what are you even doing?

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2025-05-12 19:36