Last year, the Meme Coin Market exploded in popularity. Since then, I have seen a huge amount of money gain attention as individuals appear to be the next benefactor of the epidemic. That wasn’t the case for platforms like Solana’s Pump.Fun.
Pump.Fun is an important aspect of the Solana ecosystem that allows individuals to create their own meme coins. However, it has fallen into controversy as it has proven to be a lossy effort for some users. It was able to increase the imminent arrival of that pump token.
Solana Network pump. With Token Chears launch, Fun costs users
In 2025, meme coins have become a popular debate point. The outbreak reached new heights, and President Donald Trump launched his Trump token after returning to the White House. The assets have skyrocketed, and experts say it could be $100 at the start of the year.
But its volatility and questionable value have been an equally dominant topic so far this year. This is reportedly 60% of Solana Network’s Pump.Fun are losing money. Many are concerned as pump tokens are approaching launch.
Dune Analytics data statistically confirmed that most users are losing money. In fact, there are 17,000 wallets that are over $100,000. There is even more concern if the 42.57 million addresses that have traded 10 pumps in the past six months have recorded collective losses of up to $1,000. This represents 56% of all traders and addresses of 2.4 million.
Conversely, only 5,000 addresses have made more than $100,000 profits. Furthermore, only 311 wallets had profits exceeded $1 million. Overall, the data shows a clear wealth gap, with impending pump tokens being set to raise things to a level of concern.
The Solidus Labs report noted that 98% of Pumo.Fun tokens are flagged as fraudulent or fraudulent in their trading activities. Additionally, only 1.4% have verifiable liquidity. The team behind the platform is then planning to raise $1 billion for a “community-driven token model” through the launch of the pump.
