pump.fun Weekly Report: Protocol revenue reaches 7.2 million dollars in a single week, with a total of 41.8% of circulating supply burned
Foresight News reports that pump.fun co-founder Sapijiju has released the first official weekly report. From June 29 to July 5, protocol fees from Bonding Curve, PumpSwap, and Terminal totaled $7.2 million. Of this, 50% of the net fees were used for PUMP buyback and burn, with approximately $3.7 million worth of PUMP bought back and burned in the past 7 days. To date, a cumulative 41.8% of the circulating supply has been burned.
During the week, Bonding Curve transaction volume reached $553 million, and PumpSwap transaction volume reached $1.65 billion. The previously launched Tokenized Agent activation option has been removed based on community feedback. The new Swap service of Pump App has gone live, with transaction speeds significantly reduced from 1–2 seconds to 300–400 milliseconds. After the launch of the low KYC deposit channel, platform deposit volume grew by an average of 21% per day. Terminal introduced an offline token tagging feature, reduced JS package size by 35%, and added active viewer count, wallet filtering, and OG filtering to search capabilities. After the launch of GO, related posts have exceeded 18 million views, with around 3,000 bounty tasks created, 18,000 submissions received, and over $600,000 in rewards paid out.
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