pump.fun weekly: $7.2M protocol revenue; 41.8% of circulating PUMP burned
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pump.fun reported $7.2M in weekly protocol revenue, allocating 50% of net fees to PUMP buybacks and burns, with ~$3.7M burned in 7 days and cumulative burns reaching 41.8% of circulating supply. Strong throughput metrics (Bonding Curve $553M, PumpSwap $1.65B) and UX upgrades (swap latency cut to ~300'400ms) reinforce engagement, while product rollbacks show responsiveness to community feedback.
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● Medium
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PUMP/USDT+3.70%
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▲ Bullish
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ChainThink said pump.fun's official weekly update shows co-founder Sapijiju reported $7.2 million in protocol fees from Bonding Curve, PumpSwap and Terminal for June 29–July 5. The team said 50% of net fees are allocated to PUMP buybacks and burns.
Over the past seven days, roughly $3.7 million worth of PUMP was repurchased and burned, bringing cumulative burns to 41.8% of the circulating supply.
On activity metrics, Bonding Curve posted $553 million in weekly trading volume, while PumpSwap recorded $1.65 billion.
Product updates included removing the previously launched Tokenized Agent launch options following community feedback. Pump App's new Swap service is now live, cutting trade speed from 12 seconds to 300–400 milliseconds.
The platform also said daily deposit volume rose about 21% after introducing a low-KYC deposit channel. Terminal added offline token tagging, reducing JS bundle size by 35%, and upgraded search with new filters for active viewers, wallet selection and OG filtering.
Since GO launched, related posts have generated more than 18 million views. Around 3,000 bounty tasks have been created, 18,000 submissions received, and over $600,000 in rewards paid out.
