5 wild Crypto live streams with Pump.Fun

Pump.fun’s live streams are once again gaining popularity as the clips become huge viruses and established content creators move to the platform. While many of the top creators currently offer professional stream setups, the platform still hosts a chaotic belly that is hard to ignore.

This is not the first time LiveStreams has lit the spotlight with Pump.Fun. But this time, thanks to Pump.fun’s new pricing model, developers are making a lot of money. For example, former League of Legends eSports player Michael “Bunny Fufu” Krillo has earned a $243,600 creator reward since launching Buncoin three days ago.

So what’s called the “creator capital market” is growing crowds of followers, referring to streaming on crypto platforms.

Pump.Fun has a history of wild, crazy, and really mean livestreams, like the extent to which they try to heat up the token of degree. Luckily, no one is burning this time. But there are still plenty of weird streams.

I’m a lamp

There are two guys who have been literally pretending to be a lamp for the past eight hours by wearing a lampshade on their heads. The pair stands on a bedside table, sitting on them, and at the time of writing, they are currently sleeping with a lampshade above their heads.

It was really just as easy as that, and yet their tokens were sent to a peak market capitalization of $262,000. According to Dex Screener, it has since gone from 36% to $157,000. Throughout this period, the duo won $4,710 in creator rewards. The 8-hour shift isn’t bad.

Talent Show

Bedingd House Squad has become the hub to find the gold standard for Pump.Fun LiveStreams and the weird clips. Currently, content house leader Soljakey is holding a talent show to determine the next cohort of influencers to participate in Bedidd.

There are currently a lot of weird attendees appearing at the audition for the third round. One man rode a bull, the other shaved his hair in an autotune, a third surfed on wood towed by a truck, and a fight broke out, and the last contestant jumped while his mankinis held up for his dear life.

egg

The spinning egg in a hat is hoping to become the “most viewed egg” of all time. According to the Pump.Fun page, the gag was inspired by “World Record Egg.” “World Record Egg” has attracted 60 million likes on Instagram.

At the time of writing, Pump.Fun Egg is currently spinning for 10 viewers. Currently, there is no official record of the most viewed eggs, but Instagram eggs have peaked with probably more than 10 viewers.

Still, Egg Token touched on a market capitalization of $1.6 million per Dex Screener on Saturday, but then fell 80% to $308,600. Over the four-day lifespan, Token Deployer won $72,760 in creator rewards.

A coin

The man shaved half his hair and portrayed his face as a clown – mimicking the controversial code influencer Mitch passes through, acting like a crazy Joker-esque character in public.

In one clip, Dare Coin Dev is drawn to the two outside McDonald’s and is scared, saying, “Hey! How’s it now?” He also walked to a store wearing adult diapers, dressed in peanut butter and poured iced coffee over his head.

Dare Coin peaked at a market capitalization of $1.7 million on Sunday, but then fell 93% to $117,500. Developers earn $50,300 from creators’ rewards for each Pump.fun over this period.

Run through the forest and let it run!

The developer says he runs on the treadmill every day until the token reaches a market capitalization of $100 million. His runner token is currently sitting at a market capitalization of $3 million after peaking at $5.5 million on Tuesday.

Throughout the first day of streaming, he slowly gets soaked with sweat as miles of run, jogging and walking reaches him. He is currently sleeping after earning $108,410 in creator rewards in just one day.

The strange stream is standard in the history of pump.fun, and these five are just the latest chapters in a growing number of books. But this time, developers who do crazy stunts and create virus clips are making serious cash without selling their tokens.