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Pump.fun leads pre-seed investment in chat-based prediction market startup Pumpcade
Meme coin platform Pump.fun led a $1 million pre-seed investment in Pumpcade, a startup that enables users to open prediction markets in livestream chat. The Block reported that Foundation Capital and angel investor Radiosolace also joined the round. Pumpcade plans to use the funding to expand engineering staff and accelerate market rollout, moving from private beta toward launch. It aims to offer an open beta in 2026.
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Thought it was an April Fools joke? Four bizarre coin cases that drew trillions of won
April Fools\' Day can make people doubt fake news and far-fetched stories, but in crypto such caution may be needed year-round. In recent years, projects that began like jokes have drawn hundreds of millions, and in some cases billions, of dollars. BeInCrypto on April 1 highlighted four meme coin cases that sounded like April Fools jokes but happened in reality, urging investors to make careful judgments before investing.
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Pump.fun tops $1 billion in cumulative revenue, first in Solana ecosystem
Meme coin platform Pump.fun has become the first project on the Solana blockchain to surpass $1 billion in cumulative revenue, The Block reported. DefiLlama data show $321.3 million in 2024, $664.0 million in 2025 and $98.3 million in 2026, totaling $1.08 billion. Pump.fun is conducting PUMP token buybacks, including $1.25 million on March 11, but the token trades below its ICO price and record high.
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AI trading bot sends meme coin hoard by mistake, wiping out $250,000
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Pump.fun overhauls memecoin rewards model, introduces trader cashback
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Pump.fun to buy Vypr as memecoin revenue slumps, expand trading infrastructure
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Meme coin platform Pump.fun launches investment arm \'Pump Fund\'
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Easy to make, hard to survive: 11.6 million memecoins failed in 2025
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Pump.fun overhauls creator fee system
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Flash-rise content coins draw ultra-short-term traders and criticism