Pump.fun posts its best revenue week since March

A good week inside a bad year

The Crypto Times reports Pump.fun took $9.23 million in revenue over the week, its best showing since early March 2026, which annualises to $455.5 million and brings cumulative revenue to $1.22 billion. Total value locked sits at $239.57 million, with $31.44 million over the trailing 30 days and $1.13 million in the last 24 hours.

Zoom out and the picture is less triumphant. The same report has quarterly revenue stepping down all year: $294.47M in Q1, $212.16M in Q2, and $90.08M in Q3 to date. A record-ish week against a declining baseline is still a declining baseline.

$9.23M

weekly revenue

$1.22B

cumulative revenue

-81.8%

PUMP vs its July 2025 high

The token side

$PUMP changed hands near $0.00220, up 2.9% on the day and 4.1% on the week, with an $871 million market cap and $82 million in 24-hour volume, per the same report. Its all-time high of $0.01214 from July 2025 is a distant memory at 81.8% below. The report also notes the platform is still carrying unresolved allegations over layoffs timed around token vesting earlier in the year.

Elsewhere on the network, Solana's August roundup logs Rarible adding Solana NFT support on August 6, starting with Claynosaurz, which is less of a trading catalyst and more of a sign the tourists are wandering back in.

What it means for degens

Launchpad revenue is the cleanest proxy anyone has for how hard the trenches are being farmed, because it is a cut of every bonding-curve trade. A better week means more bodies at the tables. It says nothing about whether those bodies are leaving with more than they arrived with, and the quarterly trend suggests most are not.