Pump.Fun co-founder Alon announced restrictions on token creator fee allocation changes, allowing only a single modification to enhance trading transparency. However, over 95% of users still recorded losses due to unresolved structural issues including token supply oversupply, early participant advantages, and rapid liquidity withdrawal. This update did not fundamentally change market conditions.

On-chain data indicates that over 95% of Pump.fun users incur losses in meme coin trading, highlighting high risks. Co-founder Alon announced updates to reduce manipulation behavior, impacting fee allocations, but core issues remain unresolved.

Memecoin launchpad Pump.fun introduced a new restriction on creator fee settings, limiting token deployers to a single post-launch change in how fees are distributed on the platform.  In a post on X, Pump.fun co-founder Alon Cohen said the update aims to reduce “griefing” and other forms of

This article is reprinted from Deep潮, original title: Pump.fun Litigation Year in Review: Mysterious Informants, Internal Records, and Unrevealed Answers The core accusations are more than just "losing money." In January 2025, the meme coin market was at the peak of frenzy. As U.S. President Trump announced the TRUMP coin, an unprecedented speculative frenzy swept through, and the wealth creation myth of "hundredfold coins" captured the market's attention. At the same time, a lawsuit against the Pump.fun platform was quietly initiated. Fast forward to recent days. Alon Cohen, co-founder and COO of Pump.fun, has not spoken on social media for over a month. For someone who has always been active and constantly "surfing and watching" online, this silence is particularly noticeable. Data shows that Pump.fun's

Written by: Cookie From competing with bonk.fun to conducting and completing one of the largest ICOs in cryptocurrency history, this year’s Pump.fun, while not as spectacular in terms of profit as last year, is still quite successful. As of today, Pump.fun has spent nearly 1 million SOL (approximately $188 million) in fee income to repurchase 12.227% of the total supply of $PUMP. However, the continuous and large-scale buybacks have not improved the price of Pump.fun's token, which is still declining. The actions of Pump.fun and its co-founder alon have increasingly dissatisfied the market. The day before yesterday, Mario Nawfal, a major influencer with over 2.6 million followers, publicly criticized Pump.fun on his alternate account. "Immediately

Opinion by: Alon Muroch, founder of SSV Labs A green light for institutional staking alone will not signal a long-term future for Ethereum. As institutions enter the Web3 ecosystem, they need to recognize that ETH isn’t an asset that can be fit into existing TradFi molds; it’s the World Computer.

Original Title: Chillhouse Leading the Rise Alone, The Past and Present of the "Web3 Fun Person" Original Author: Cookie Source: Reprint: Daisy, Mars Finance The long-silent Solana meme has not been this lively in a long time, and it has happened in a way we could hardly imagine — Jesse Pollak, the head of the Base protocol, well-known crypto KOL Cobie, Solana founder Toly, and pump.fun founder alon are all "abstracting" around a Solana meme coin. Especially with the addition of the Base camp, it feels like a "breaking of taboos," which is even more unexpected for players in the current environment where various chains are competing vigorously. This

SSV Labs attributes recent Ethereum validator slashing incidents to external key management errors, not protocol flaws. CEO Alon Muroch assures that SSV Network remains secure. The major issue affected 39 validators from Ankr due to a configuration error. SSV's staking infrastructure is designed to minimize slashing risks if keys are fully contained within their system.