This article is reprinted from Deep潮, original title: Pump.fun Litigation Year in Review: Mysterious Informants, Internal Records, and Unrevealed Answers The core accusations are more than just "losing money." In January 2025, the meme coin market was at the peak of frenzy. As U.S. President Trump announced the TRUMP coin, an unprecedented speculative frenzy swept through, and the wealth creation myth of "hundredfold coins" captured the market's attention. At the same time, a lawsuit against the Pump.fun platform was quietly initiated. Fast forward to recent days. Alon Cohen, co-founder and COO of Pump.fun, has not spoken on social media for over a month. For someone who has always been active and constantly "surfing and watching" online, this silence is particularly noticeable. Data shows that Pump.fun's

Written by: Cookie From competing with bonk.fun to conducting and completing one of the largest ICOs in cryptocurrency history, this year’s Pump.fun, while not as spectacular in terms of profit as last year, is still quite successful. As of today, Pump.fun has spent nearly 1 million SOL (approximately $188 million) in fee income to repurchase 12.227% of the total supply of $PUMP. However, the continuous and large-scale buybacks have not improved the price of Pump.fun's token, which is still declining. The actions of Pump.fun and its co-founder alon have increasingly dissatisfied the market. The day before yesterday, Mario Nawfal, a major influencer with over 2.6 million followers, publicly criticized Pump.fun on his alternate account. "Immediately

Opinion by: Alon Muroch, founder of SSV Labs A green light for institutional staking alone will not signal a long-term future for Ethereum. As institutions enter the Web3 ecosystem, they need to recognize that ETH isn’t an asset that can be fit into existing TradFi molds; it’s the World Computer.

Original Title: Chillhouse Leading the Rise Alone, The Past and Present of the "Web3 Fun Person" Original Author: Cookie Source: Reprint: Daisy, Mars Finance The long-silent Solana meme has not been this lively in a long time, and it has happened in a way we could hardly imagine — Jesse Pollak, the head of the Base protocol, well-known crypto KOL Cobie, Solana founder Toly, and pump.fun founder alon are all "abstracting" around a Solana meme coin. Especially with the addition of the Base camp, it feels like a "breaking of taboos," which is even more unexpected for players in the current environment where various chains are competing vigorously. This

The long-dormant Solana meme has not been this lively for a long time, and it’s happening in a way we can hardly imagine — with Jesse Pollak, the head of the Base protocol, well-known crypto KOL Cobie, Solana founder Toly, and alon, the founder of pump.fun, all engaging in an "abstract" discussion around a Solana meme coin. Especially with the addition of the Base camp, it feels like "breaking the taboo door," which, in the current environment where various chains are competing fiercely, is even more unexpected for players. This Solana meme coin is exactly $chillhouse. It’s not a new coin; from pump.fun

Original Title: Chillhouse Leading the Rise Alone - The Past and Present of the "Web3 Fun People" Original author: Cookie Source: Reprint: Mars Finance The long-silent Solana meme has not been this lively for a long time, and it has happened in a way we can hardly imagine — Jesse Pollak, the head of the Base protocol, well-known crypto KOL Cobie, Solana founder Toly, and pump.fun founder alon are all "abstracting" around a Solana meme coin. Especially with the inclusion of the Base camp, it feels like "breaking the taboo door", which is even more unexpected for players in the current competitive environment where various chains are working hard against each other. This Solana meme coin

SSV Labs attributes recent Ethereum validator slashing incidents to external key management errors, not protocol flaws. CEO Alon Muroch assures that SSV Network remains secure. The major issue affected 39 validators from Ankr due to a configuration error. SSV's staking infrastructure is designed to minimize slashing risks if keys are fully contained within their system.

What happened in the past 24 hours? Let's take a look at the one-image recap of "Ai&Meme Daily"! ????8/12 update : $clippy alon replied, the old brand ai agent is on the rise. The market share of pumps is rebounding, trading volume is surging, and the graduation rate has risen to a nearly two-month high. ⚠ Reminder: PVP risk is high, gamble cautiously, be sure to DYOR!

Pump.fun (PUMP) has seen a 24% price increase amid renewed whale activity and team buybacks after a post-ICO decline. Alon Cohen announced an upcoming community token initiative, prompting market interest as trading volume rises.

In Brief What began as a research experiment is now reality—SSV Labs’ Alon Muroch explains how Distributed Validator Technology is transforming Ethereum staking through secure, collaborative infrastructure. A few years ago, the idea of running an Ethereum validator across multiple independent o

Pumpfun (PUMP) has continued to fall after a brief rise, having plummeted 56% since reaching a high of $0.0067 on July 15. The token distribution structure released 33% of the supply on the first day, leading early investors to cash out quickly, triggering a price collapse. The overall weakness in the crypto market (including Ethereum falling to $3,657 and triggering $190 million in liquidations) further pressured the PUMP price. Co-founder Alon Cohen publicly denied an imminent airdrop, undermining investor confidence. Technical analysis shows that the market structure remains bearish, with significant outflows and the RSI failing to rebound effectively, suggesting that the short-term trend may continue to face pressure.

The co-founder of pump.fun, Alon, faced a public relations disaster in a recent interview, with the $PUMP Token experiencing a big dump of nearly 20% during the live broadcast. Although Alon mentioned future Airdrop and buyback plans, he did not disclose specific details. He emphasized the importance of short-term actions for long-term development and plans to advance the ecosystem through significant changes such as PumpSwap 2.0.

The PUMP Token faced new selling pressure after its co-founder Alon Cohen announced that the Airdrop would be postponed, with the price plummeting 12% in a single day. This price drop caused PUMP's trading price to fall below its ICO price, intensifying a price pullback of more than 50% since the ICO. Cohen stated during a live broadcast that while the Airdrop is still planned, it will not be implemented in the near future. Nevertheless, the primary focus of the Pumpfun team is to drive the growth of the ecosystem and volume, rather than relying on Airdrops to attract attention. The market's reaction to the Airdrop delay has been negative, with some investors expressing disappointment over the team's failure to deliver on promises. As the Airdrop frenzy fades, the future of the PUMP Token will depend on whether the platform can continue to develop and establish real demand.

Alon, co-founder of Pumpfun, confirmed in an interview with Twitch that the platform will not conduct an Airdrop of the PUMP Token. Although this news caused the PUMP Token to fall 2.64% to $0.003598 (currently reported at $0.003216), it also conveyed a long-term strategic message to the market: Pumpfun is focusing on real functionality and governance features rather than short-term speculative rise.

Recently, well-known opinion leader (KOL) Downsin Jerome in the Crypto Assets field announced on social media that Alon Cohen, co-founder and CEO of the memecoin launching platform Pumpfun, has confirmed that on July 24, 2025, at 15:00 (UTC), an Airdrop of its native Token PUMP will be conducted for eligible Solana Wallet holders. In response to this widely circulated "official announcement," Alon Cohen himself reacted to the tweet. However, his response was not a direct confirmation or denial but rather shared a GIF of the character B.O.B. (a one-eyed blue slime monster) from the DreamWorks animated film "Monsters vs. Aliens." In the GIF, B.O.B.'s eyeball moves left and right, and his expression is intriguing.

Original author: Golem Reprinted by: Daisy, Mars Finance Original title: The "X Death Game" of cryptocurrency projects: No payment, no account, has Musk's "business harvester" been activated? --- Since June, the crypto projects have faced a wave of account bans on X, where several official accounts and related personnel accounts have been frozen en masse without warning. This includes the official ElizaOS account and its founder Shaw's personal account, the official GMGN account and its founder haze's personal account, and the official pumpfun account and its founder Alon Cohen's personal account. Initially, the community had various speculations about X's motivation for the bans, including project collapse, regulatory pressure, and references to the "Bubble Mart" meme, among others. Pop Mart But among the numerous speculations, the more credible reason is related to the illegal use of third-party crawlers by crypto projects.

The suspension of Pump.fun's account and co-founder Alon Cohen's handle by social media giant X highlights concerns over freedom of speech on the platform. Additionally, Polyhedra faced a liquidity attack, and ARK Invest divested $51.8 million in Circle shares.

Pump.fun, the prominent Solana-based meme coin launchpad, is facing a suspension of its X (formerly twitter) account. The X account of the platform’s founder Alon Cohen has also been suspended on the basis of rules violations as disclosed by the social media platform. Pump.fun and Cohen’s X accoun

The X (formerly Twitter) accounts of Pump.fun, a prominent Solana (SOL)-based meme coin launchpad, and its founder, Alon Cohen, have been suspended ahead of the impending PUMP token launch

The platform X suspended the account of Pump.fun and its founder Alon, along with several other accounts linked to the cryptocurrency industry. The affected accounts were primarily associated with memes trading tools, KOLs, and Telegram bots, though specific reasons for the suspensions were not disclosed.

Pump.fun's co-founder, Alon Cohen, affirms no token issuance plans, prioritizing ethics and transparency. The market impact is minimal as no institutional funding is involved.

Pump.fun declares no token issuance, emphasizing ethics and community trust over speculation. Lessons learned from meme token launches warn against market risks amid volatile crypto landscapes. LIBRA's market data reflects recent fluctuations, urging cautious investor behavior.

> When Ethereum purists meet the most successful anonymous developer in the Solana ecosystem, this conversation, which was supposed to explore product philosophy, turned into a trial about whether "meme coins should exist." Written by: shushu The true identity of the anonymous founder has been exposed. Recently, Pump.fun founder Alon was interviewed on the "Ethereum-related" podcast Bankless, and at 21 minutes and 44 seconds, he revealed half of his face, after which someone pieced together a photo of Alon's full face. The community quickly launched Alon's eponymous meme coin alon on Pump.fun, but dramatically, Pump.fun removed the avatar of this meme. And this

Pump.fun founder Alon has strongly reacted to the collapse of memecoin LIBRA, criticizing those who exploit users for personal gain. On 18/02, the founder of the memecoin issuance platform pump.fun, Alon, posted an article on X, showing extreme anger at what has happened

The founder of Pump.fun, based in Solana and known by the nickname Alon, has called for strengthened regulations and protections for token projects following the memecoin LIBRA scandal. This incident, involving allegations of internal fraud and wiping out a large market capitalization, has raised concerns about interconnected risks.

Alon Cohen criticizes the controversy around the LIBRA token and advocates for reforms in meme coin creation to protect investors from exploitation. President Javier Milei denies promoting LIBRA, leading to legal complaints and scrutiny of those involved in the project.

Meme coins have found a special place in the cryptocurrency universe, offering a mix of humor, engaged communities, and exciting investment potential.For those looking to dive into this vibrant sector, it's essential to identify the top meme coins to join now. In this article, Let's explore three

Pump.fun founder Alon Cohen refuted a tweet accusing Pump.fun of disrupting the AltCoin market cycle and causing funds to flow from AltCoin to on-chain Memes, which is the main cause of the AltCoin market crash. Alon Cohen stated that Pump.fun only reflects market demand and does not force users to buy Meme coins. At the same time, he believes that the value proposition of most technical AltCoins is similar to that of Meme coins, with the only difference being VC support. This debate highlights the tense relationship within the Cryptocurrency community.

Are ‘tech’ altcoins like Cardano and Polkadot so much holier than thou compared to meme coins? Pump.fun’s co-founder Alon Cohen doesn’t think so. At least not to average traders, who don’t care much about the utility or tech behind a crypto project. Instead, making a profit while having fun seems

Pump.fun’s co-founder Alon Cohen denied token launch rumors, urging users to rely only on official platform updates for accurate information. The platform is under regulatory scrutiny, facing lawsuits alleging violations of U.S. securities laws and price manipulation schemes. Pump.fun continues

Solana's meme coin issuance platform Pump.fun was recently accused of making meme coins easier to issue, leading to the sharp decline in the Altcoin market. However, Pump.fun co-founder Alon Cohen refuted the claim, stating that most Altcoins are similar to meme coins, but VCs often use retail investors as an exit liquidity. (Background: Altcoin season may have ended as early as 2024? Analyst: BTC dominance reaching 71% could spark a return) (Insights from the past few bull markets in Altcoins: What lessons have they brought us?) Altcoins have performed poorly in this market cycle, with a recent post suggesting that Solana's meme coin issuance platform Pump.fun, which emerged last year, disrupted the Altcoin market cycle.

entlessly promoted $ALON while another with a proven track record backs $VINE. The battle between these traders and coins continues, highlighting the unpredictable nature of the cryptocurrency market.

An altcoin trader lost $892K in two days after withdrawing over $1M from exchanges to trade in a rush of FOMO. They initiated 13 different token trades and lost almost all their investments with ALON and VINE generating the highest monetary losses. Fear or greed-induced trading behaviors lead to incorrect decisions and analyzing the market combined with risk management is crucial for long-term success. This case highlights the potentially devastating consequences of impulsive and ill-informed trading decisions in the volatile crypto market.

DeepTechFlow news, on December 23, in response to the community's rumors about the Airdrop of Pump.fun on Christmas, Pump.fun co-founder alon clearly responded "False" (false news) and denied this news.

Solana-based token launchpad Pump.fun has paused its livestreaming feature on its platform, citing public safety. The feature faced controversy over live-streamed content including animal cruelty and self-harm, causing some users to call for it to be shut down. Pseudonymous co-founder Alon stressed the platform's commitment to free speech while pledging to ensure bad actors did not have "a platform to act as they wish."