Yesterday, people were laughing at Pump.fun as a memecoin casino that only collects listing fees and takes a cut. Then today, someone dug up the truth: its frontend API has been quietly pulling in Hyperliquid perpetuals data. Leverage up to 40x$BTC , and $ETH 25x—it's even got price data for Nvidia, Tesla, gold, and crude oil.
This plot twist fried my brain: you used to just launch tokens, and now you want to offer the whole package, from token launches to liquidations? The other side has been using Hyperliquid to trade perpetuals for ages, and now memecoin traders can go long and short right in the app—no need to switch platforms.
I thought the token-launch platforms had made enough and were calling it quits. Turns out they just thought your money wasn't coming in fast enough—the casino has gone from merely collecting fees to running leveraged games itself.
There hasn't been an official announcement yet, and there's no solid proof that trading is enabled. But here's the question: if $PUMP 's own perpetuals go live one day, would you dare short it?
#Pumpfun #Hyperliquid
This plot twist fried my brain: you used to just launch tokens, and now you want to offer the whole package, from token launches to liquidations? The other side has been using Hyperliquid to trade perpetuals for ages, and now memecoin traders can go long and short right in the app—no need to switch platforms.
I thought the token-launch platforms had made enough and were calling it quits. Turns out they just thought your money wasn't coming in fast enough—the casino has gone from merely collecting fees to running leveraged games itself.
There hasn't been an official announcement yet, and there's no solid proof that trading is enabled. But here's the question: if $PUMP 's own perpetuals go live one day, would you dare short it?
#Pumpfun #Hyperliquid