According to AltcoinGordon, Pump.fun has transferred an additional 65,122 SOL to Kraken, bringing the total to 1,137,043 SOL, valued at approximately $200 million since January 1st. This substantial movement of SOL to Kraken could indicate potential selling pressure or liquidity preparation, impacting the SOL market dynamics.

According to @EmberCN, pump.fun transferred 65,000 SOL (worth $11.01 million) to Kraken 5 hours ago. This move comes as PvP trading on pump.fun has decreased due to capital and attention shifts to BSC and the influence of the LIBRA token release. Consequently, pump.fun's transaction fees have decreased by approximately 40%, resulting in a reduced volume of SOL being sold.

According to @lookonchain, BC.Game has executed a significant airdrop of 400 million $BC tokens to 100,000 wallets on Pump.fun. This distribution was targeted at users who completed at least 10 transactions, potentially increasing trading activity and liquidity for $BC tokens.

According to Lookonchain, BC Game, a gaming platform, executed an airdrop of 400 million $BC tokens to over 100,000 wallets on Pump.fun. This distribution targeted addresses that had completed at least 10 transactions, potentially increasing trading activity and liquidity for $BC. The large-scale airdrop could affect $BC's market dynamics, influencing both short-term price movements and trading volume as recipients decide whether to hold or sell their new tokens.

According to @ThinkingUSD, there is a claim of funds moving from individual investors to platforms such as Phonton, Jup, Jito, Jump, Raydium, and pump.fun. This suggests a concentration of capital in these entities, which could indicate potential trading opportunities or risks depending on the market dynamics these platforms create. Investors should monitor any changes in trading volumes or liquidity associated with these platforms for informed trading decisions.

According to @EmberCN, trading platform pump.fun recently transferred 148,000 SOL (worth approximately $28.22 million) to Kraken. Over the past six weeks in 2025, pump.fun has sold a total of 1.17 million SOL, realizing $236 million in sales. The platform has accumulated 2.844 million SOL in transaction fees since its launch, with 2.716 million SOL (valued at $537.2 million) being a significant portion of their earnings.

According to Ai 姨, while the market is focused on the Pancake IDO, Pump.fun has discreetly sold a substantial amount of SOL. Specifically, 148,759 SOL, valued at $28.17 million, was deposited into Kraken from their fee address just 10 minutes ago. The address still holds 16,877 SOL. This movement is critical for traders monitoring SOL liquidity and potential price shifts.

According to Crypto Rover, the co-founder of Pump.fun has officially denied any plans to launch their own cryptocurrency. This clarification comes amidst rumors that had been fueling market speculation. Traders should note that any investment based on the anticipation of a new coin from Pump.fun is unfounded, as reiterated by the co-founder's statement.

According to @EmberCN, pump.fun transferred 140,000 SOL ($26.62M) to Kraken. Since the start of 2025, they have sold 1.021 million SOL ($208.22M), cashing out $208.22 million. Pump.fun has earned 2.724 million SOL in fees since launch.

According to @EmberCN, pump.fun recently transferred 116,000 SOL, valued at $27.9 million, to Kraken. This amount represents the majority of their transaction fee income over the past seven days, totaling 122,500 SOL ($29.45 million). Since its launch nearly a year ago, pump.fun has generated 2.362 million SOL in fee income, with 2.239 million SOL ($439.5 million) already sold or transferred to Kraken at an average price of $196. This movement of funds could indicate a potential selling pressure on SOL prices.

According to @EmberCN, pump.fun recently transferred 116,000 SOL ($27.9M) to Kraken, representing a substantial portion of its fee revenue over the past week, which totaled 122,500 SOL ($29.45M). Since its launch, pump.fun has accrued 2.362 million SOL in fee revenue, with 2.239 million SOL ($439.5M) already sold or transferred to Kraken, averaging a sale price of $196.

According to @EmberCN, pump.fun transferred 116,000 SOL (worth $27.9M) to Kraken 25 minutes ago, which constitutes the majority of its fee income over the past 7 days amounting to 122,500 SOL ($29.45M). Since its inception nearly a year ago, pump.fun has accrued a total fee income of 2.362 million SOL, with 2.239 million SOL ($439.5M) already sold or transferred to Kraken at an average price of $196.

According to @EmberCN, Pump.fun recently transferred 116,000 SOL, valued at $27.9 million, into Kraken. This transfer represents a significant portion of their fee revenue over the past week, totaling 122,500 SOL ($29.45 million). Since its inception approximately a year ago, Pump.fun has accumulated 2.362 million SOL in fee revenue, with 2.239 million SOL ($439.5 million) already sold or transferred to Kraken. The average sale price was $196.

According to EmberCN, Pump.fun has transferred 116,000 SOL ($27.9M) to Kraken, representing the majority of their fee income from the past seven days, totaling 122,500 SOL ($29.45M). The platform has accumulated 2.362 million SOL in fee income over the past year, with 2.239 million SOL ($439.5M) sold or moved to Kraken at an average sale price of $196.

According to EmberCN, pump.fun transferred 116,000 SOL, valued at $27.9 million, into Kraken. This transfer represents the majority of their transaction fee income over the past seven days, totaling 122,500 SOL, or $29.45 million. Since its launch nearly a year ago, pump.fun has accumulated 2.362 million SOL in transaction fees, with 2.239 million SOL already sold or moved to Kraken at an average price of $196.

According to @EmberCN, pump.fun transferred 116,000 SOL ($27.9M) to Kraken, which represents the majority of their fee income over the past 7 days, totaling 122,500 SOL ($29.45M). Since its launch nearly a year ago, pump.fun has accrued 2.362 million SOL in fees, with 2.239 million SOL ($439.5M) already sold or transferred to Kraken at an average price of $196 per SOL.

According to @EmberCN, 25 minutes ago, pump.fun transferred 116,000 SOL (approximately $27.9 million) to Kraken. This transfer represents the majority of their fee revenue over the past seven days, which amounted to 122,500 SOL ($29.45 million). Since its launch about a year ago, pump.fun has accumulated a total of 2,362,000 SOL in fee revenue, of which 2,239,000 SOL (approximately $439.5 million) has been sold on-chain or transferred to Kraken, with an average selling price of approximately $196.

According to @EmberCN, pump.fun has been liquidating its SOL holdings, transferring 122,600 SOL ($21.65M) to Kraken 6 hours ago.

According to @EmberCN, Pump.fun has transferred 98,000 SOL to Kraken, potentially impacting market dynamics.

According to EmberCN, the entity known as pump.fun has recently transferred 109,587 SOL, valued at $24.36 million, to Kraken. This suggests that the volume or frequency of SOL sales by pump.fun might decrease in the near future. The reasons include that most of their SOL holdings have been sold over the past few months, leaving only about 100,000 JITOSOL valued at $25.85 million. Additionally, the enthusiasm for trading meme coins on the Solana blockchain has diminished.