Listen & Look at where the money went $PUMP :
→ $6M reportedly paid to bring Kimchi to Pump.fun
→ $20K upfront + $30K/month for a FOMO KOL
→ ~$20M in callout rewards, allegedly with 99.9% going to scammers
→ Monthly salaries for 63 KOL affiliates
→ 17.14% of the supply burned instead of distributed to users
→ $875M in revenue reportedly sold through Kraken
→ Rolex watches for KOLs
KOLs got paid. Insiders benefited. But what about the users?
The community helped drive Pump.fun's growth, yet many users are still waiting for meaningful rewards.
If these figures are accurate, the biggest question is simple:
WHY DID THE COMMUNITY GET SO LITTLE IN RETURN?
Users took the risk. The community brought the attention.
Don't forget who helped build the platform. 🔥
this is what happens to users of trading platforms
fomo: 95% of user lost money
pumpfun: 97% of user lost money
papertrade_: 80% of user lost money
but nobody cares about these data when they're trading
only in crypto $PUMP
INSANE!
Pump.fun's team has reportedly made $880 MILLION in less than 3 years.
Since launching in January 2024, the team has reportedly sold 5.48M $SOL generated from platform fees, cashing out around $880M.
After their collaboration with 2005-born influencer Kimchi, Pump.fun is back to doing what it seems to do best: selling $SOL. 💀
On-chain data reportedly shows the team just deposited another ~130,000 $SOL worth $14M to Kraken.
Are they preparing to sell again?
The community is still waiting for an airdrop, while millions of dollars in $SOL keep moving to exchanges.
The real question: Who is Pump.fun building for — its community or its insiders? 👀
TF_bnb