Main to remember
- Pumpswap eliminates the need for chip migration to Raydium, operating as a native Dex on Solana.
- The launch follows a 94% drop in pump volume.
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This decision comes as the volume of trading of Pump.fun has dropped by 94% since the beginning of 2025, because it has been looking for means to maintain liquidity and costs in its ecosystem.
The new DEX works similarly to UNISWAP V2 and Raydium V4, allowing users to create and add to liquidity pools and tokens listed.
Pumpswap introduces negotiation costs of 0.25%, allocating 0.20% to liquidity suppliers and 0.05% in the protocol, while removing the 6 soil migration costs and preparing the ground for sharing the income from creators.
With its launch, Pumpswap has integrated various tokens beyond the same parts, allowing negotiations for Aptos ($ Apt), Tron ($ Tron), CBTC Coinbase, $ USDE d’Ethena, $ Pengu and others.
The platform has undergone nine safety audits and plans to make its program open.
“Our goal from the first day was to build a product that could escape the crypto bubble and attract the attention of millions of non-crypto natives,” said the co-founder of Pump. Fun, Alon Cohen, adding that the team remains focused on reducing friction and alignment of incentives between creators and traders.
The launch deals with the increase in Raydium competition, which has developed its own same launchpad, Launchlab.
By implementing instant migrations and in the introduction of an income sharing model for tokens creators, Pump.fun aims to keep liquidity in its ecosystem.
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