Pump.fun founder: Dune's analysis data statistics are incorrect, as the total number of addresses includes many bots and AI agents
ChainCatcher news, the founder of Pump.fun responded to the previous report that "only 0.408% of Pump.fun traders achieved profits of over $10,000," stating that there are many issues with the analysis data.
- It did not account for token purchases that have been bound to Raydium. Most of the profits were generated after the tokens were bound.
- It did not consider unrealized profits.
- Among the over 13 million traders counted in the data, many are actually bots and AI agents. About 30% of wallets have only made one transaction, which cannot be real people.
The founder of Pump.fun told the data publishers that they should create what people want, rather than undermine a platform that has millions of users on-chain. For others, the founder of Pump.fun stated that trading tokens carries risks, and if one chooses to trade, they should consider the potential losses.
ChainCatcher previously reported that, according to Dune data, most Pump.fun traders have not realized profits exceeding $10,000. Out of a total of 13,547,736 Pump.fun wallet addresses, only about 55,296 addresses (0.408%) achieved profits of over $10,000.
