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Odaily reports: According to Onchain Lens monitoring, a Solana trader who has realized $8.23 million in profits has once again deposited 100 million PUMP to Binance, worth approximately $414,000. Over the past 6 days, this trader has deposited 300 million PUMP to Binance, worth approximately $1.31 million, possibly for selling.
According to on-chain analytics platform Lookonchain (@lookonchain), @kimchi1x re-added @pumpfun to their bio three days after removing it, causing $Kimchi to briefly surge by over 150%. On-chain data shows that trader ja2trader spent $28,900 to purchase 4.61 million $Kimchi tokens several hours before the profile update, currently holding an unrealized profit of approximately $11,000.
According to on-chain analytics platform Lookonchain, kimchi received 500 million $kimchi today and posted about the token, which was subsequently retweeted by Pump.fun co-founder alon. Alon later retracted the retweet, and kimchi also deleted the post. The market capitalization of $kimchi briefly surged to $14 million before plunging by over 95%. Lookonchain reported that scammers used multiple wallets to buy $kimchi at low prices and subsequently sold them, netting cumulative profits exceeding $385,000.
According to monitoring by on-chain analytics platform Lookonchain, kimchi removed Pump.fun from their profile after two days. Over this two-day period, Pump.fun’s revenue dropped from $1.61 million to $1.35 million, a decline of approximately 16%, while the number of active addresses fell from 178,539 to 159,492, representing an approximate 11% decrease. Lookonchain noted that kimchi may have already received 1.35 billion PUMP tokens (approximately $6.25 million) in marketing fees. Data sourced from DefiLlama. It should be noted that this claim and any purported causal relationship with the platform’s data decline remain unconfirmed.
according to Onchain Lens monitoring, PUMP FUN transferred 129,800 SOL worth $14.06 million from its fee wallet to Kraken.
Odaily reports: According to on-chain analyst Ai Yi, the well-known Solana trader Kimchi (Gs5F...GYeX), who is rumored to have profited over $40 million from TRUMP, withdrew 1.35 billion PUMP tokens worth $6.43 million in the past 3 hours. Today, the market cap of the token sharing his name, Kimchi, briefly reached $40 million; Kimchi himself holds 75.32% of the token's total supply. Pump.fun co-founder @a1lon9 confirmed a partnership between the two parties and stated that Kimchi is helping Pump.fun shape its creative direction.
Odaily reports: Solana-based meme coin Kimchi reached a market cap of $40 million one hour after launch, currently at $38.71 million, with trading volume reaching $23.7 million. Kimchi (@kimchi1x) currently holds 75.32% of the total supply of this meme coin. This trader rarely posts trading records or calls, mainly sharing photos and videos related to lifestyle, travel, luxury cars, and watches.Pump.fun co-founder alon stated that Kimchi is the first person to truly bridge the gap between the crypto industry and popular culture, and the first case of a trader growing into a public celebrity. alon said that Kimchi is helping Pump.fun develop creative direction and drive ecosystem expansion.
Odaily reports: According to on-chain analyst Ember Monitoring, PUMP has dropped 16% over the past 24 hours, and one address may have contributed to today's PUMP decline. Seven hours ago, this address sold 1.264 billion PUMP in a single on-chain transaction in exchange for 5.483 million USDC, at a sale price of $0.0043. Due to selling all at once, the address incurred 5% slippage; had the sale been split into multiple transactions, it was estimated that $5.78 million could have been obtained, whereas the single transaction yielded only $5.483 million — roughly $300K less.
According to on-chain analyst Ember Monitoring, 3 Pump.fun team or early investor wallets (96HiV4...NKVWM9, ERRGqu...dukdNYa, 85WTuj...RqMD4ERS) transferred 1.458 billion PUMP to Coinbase Prime 5 hours ago, worth $7.58 million. These 3 wallets have an allocation of 70 billion PUMP, which has been unlocking since July. The 1.458 billion PUMP transferred to Coinbase Prime this time represents their unlocked amount for this month.
According to on-chain analyst Yu Jin's monitoring, Meme launchpad Pump.fun transferred 102,497 SOL in fee revenue to the exchange Kraken 9 hours ago, worth $12.41 million.
Odaily News: According to on-chain analyst Yu Jin's monitoring, the PUMP institutional private sale address (E3M...9Cs) participated in the PUMP private sale in July last year with $4 million, receiving 1 billion PUMP at a private sale price of $0.004. Five hours ago, this address transferred all PUMP to Coinbase Prime, worth $5.36 million at the time, with a price of $0.0054; by selling the private sale PUMP, it profited $1.36 million, a return rate of 34%.
Crypto trader Ansem posted on X stating that the overall outlook for Q4 leans bullish. A pullback and open interest (OI) liquidation may occur in October, but the market remains in an early bull phase. High-leverage positions chasing rallies carry significant risk, whereas high-conviction spot holdings hold a relative advantage. Interest rates, war risks, and a strong US Dollar Index (DXY) remain key risk factors.
According to on-chain data monitoring, trader Doomer (@solanadoomer) is continuously accumulating PUMP through limit buy orders. After his last similar purchase, the price of PUMP rose by about 5%. The trader still holds approximately $6 million in stablecoins, which have not yet been deployed into the market.
According to on-chain analyst Ember (@EmberCN), Pump.fun transferred $8.11 million in fee revenue to Kraken two hours ago, including 47,995 SOL (approximately $5.83 million) and 2.28 million USDC.
Odaily reports: Trader YokaiCapital has posted allegations accusing multiple crypto KOLs and platforms of token manipulation, rug pulls, fake account marketing, and misuse of user data, involving Pump.fun, Frank, Shadow, Unipcs, Ansem, DipWheeler, orangie, Axiom, BubbleMaps, and InsightX, among others.YokaiCapital claims that the individuals or platforms involved fabricated social media engagement, linked wallets, and fake leaderboard accounts to generate hype, and further alleges that some of those involved secretly controlled the relevant tokens before pumping and dumping them. YokaiCapital also accused Axiom of storing and sharing users' private data, using that information to trade, and charging new launch platforms over $100,000 for listing fees.The above content currently stems primarily from YokaiCapital's unilateral allegations, and the claims await responses from the parties involved and further verification.
Odaily reports: On-chain analyst Ai Yi posted on X that Donut AI CEO and founder Chris held PUMP for several months, accumulating profits exceeding $936,000. He also traded Robinhood trending tokens for 30 days, gaining over $130,000, with PONS reaching a market cap of $600 million at the time of his exit, which has since fallen back to $440 million.Chris also built a position in STONK at a low point when its market cap was $89 million. His unrealized profit is currently around $180,000, representing a return of over 170%. The token's current market cap is approximately $240 million.Chris stated that Robinhood is primarily an incremental game driven by new retail capital inflows, while Solana is a stock game of existing SOL capital rotating within the ecosystem. He is more bullish on the future development of the Solana ecosystem.
Odaily News: According to on-chain analyst Yu Jin's monitoring, the Pump.fun team fee wallet (2p23...v3q) transferred 77,706 SOL to Kraken 4 hours ago, worth $7.88 million.
Odaily News – Crypto trader Rune (@RuneCrypto_) posted on X, stating that Pump.fun holds over $2 billion in cash, with a valuation of approximately $4.4 billion, making it one of the most influential platforms in the Meme coin market this cycle. However, since launching the Bonding Curve model, its subsequent product expansion has largely been a response to market demand already validated by other teams.Rune cited examples, noting that after Axiom's rise, Pump acquired Padre and renamed it Terminal; after fomo emerged, Pump added social features to compete for KOLs; and now that products combining Meme coins with equity-related assets have appeared on BNB Chain, Robinhood, Stonks, and Base, Pump has launched a similar MemeStocks feature.Rune stated that this strategy is not entirely ineffective—for instance, Padre's market share rose from roughly 2% to 10% after its acquisition. However, as a leading platform with substantial capital and resources, Pump should focus more on creating unvalidated new products rather than continuously replicating existing models. Otherwise, it may weaken the incentive for smaller teams to pursue product innovation, ultimately slowing the industry's overall pace of development.
Lookonchain monitoring shows that trader 0x60b0, who previously profited $2 million from going long on PUMP, has opened another PUMP long position within the past hour, using 10x leverage to go long on 2 billion PUMP tokens, with a position value of approximately $9.02 million.
Odaily News Trader Bonk Guy stated that the market is gradually recognizing the potential of PONS. He noted that PONS currently generates approximately $56 million in annualized revenue, with 80% used for buybacks and burns of PONS; in comparison, Pump.fun generates about $460 million in annualized revenue, with 50% used for buybacks and burns of PUMP, while PUMP is currently valued at approximately $2 billion.Bonk Guy believes that even if PONS were given only 10% of PUMP's valuation, its market cap should reach around $200 million. Additionally, Pons has contributed to roughly half of the on-chain activity on Robinhood Chain, with at least 5 tokens issued through Pons having a market cap exceeding $10 million and at least 20 exceeding $1 million.Regarding the market's recent expectations around Robinhood listings, Bonk Guy stated that as one of the main Meme coin issuance platforms on Robinhood Chain, a future PONS listing on Robinhood is, in his view, "inevitable," and the current rally is not solely driven by listing expectations.