ChainCatcher news, Dune data shows that since the launch of the LIBRA token, as of February 19, the daily trading volume on pump.fun (including purchases and trades of newly issued tokens) has decreased by 27% from $184 million to $134 million.In addition to the trading volume, pump.fun's growth has also stagnated in other areas. On Tuesday, the platform registered only 59,000 new wallets, marking a low point since November 17, 2024. Last month, on the day of President Trump's inauguration, the number of active wallets on the platform reached approximately 110,000.Since Trump took office, the number of new Meme coins launched on pump.fun has also sharply declined, dropping from 61,800 on January 20 to just 27,800 on Tuesday.

ChainCatcher news, according to Onchain Lens monitoring, Pump.fun deposited 65,122 SOL to Kraken, worth 10.97 million dollars.In 2025, Pump.fun has transferred out a total of 1,235,043 SOL, worth 247.52 million dollars.Overall, Pump.fun has made a profit of 2,930,093 SOL, currently worth 495.36 million dollars.

ChainCatcher news, pump.fun co-founder Alon Cohen posted on X: "I am disgusted by the events surrounding LIBRA that have unfolded over the past few days. The people behind this project have gained considerable personal benefits at the expense of many users, ecosystems, and even entire countries. I hope the responsible parties receive the punishment they deserve.I know the situation is still developing, so if you are aware of any misconduct by participants in the ecosystem, no matter how small, you should speak up. I also understand that some may be in difficult situations, so my DMs are open for me to offer assistance.Due to the damage caused by these events, many have expressed that this could be the 'end of Meme coins.' While I sympathize with those who wish to see the end of Meme coins because they are tired of such incidents occurring, the fact is that the demand for permissionless on-chain creation/speculation from users will not disappear."

ChainCatcher message, according to DefiLlama data, pump.fun's protocol fee revenue yesterday was $2.19 million, a decrease of 85.76% from the historical peak (January 25th at $15.38 million).

ChainCatcher news, currently suing pump.fun's law firm Burwick Law managing partner Max Burwick declined to comment on who first launched the meme coin Dogshit2 and questioned the significance of the issue.Dogshit2 appeared in Burwick Law's evidence file against pump.fun. The file showcases the step-by-step creation of the token, seemingly indicating that it was launched by the company during the lawsuit against pump.fun.However, Burwick Law stated, "Our firm has no affiliation, endorsement, or ownership interest in the Dogshit2 token or any related assets. In short, our firm has not launched any meme coin on-chain."

ChainCatcher message, Su Zhu posted on platform X stating: "The strongest to weakest in the meme coin infrastructure are: pump.fun, Photon / BullX, Moonshot."

ChainCatcher news, the American law firm Burwick Law has released a form stating: "If you have suffered financial losses on LIBRA, please contact us to understand your legal rights. Burwick Law represents thousands of clients seeking to recover cryptocurrency losses."Previous news, two American law firms (including Burwick Law) have sued Pump.fun, demanding the platform remove tokens that use its IP. Subsequently, Burwick Law revealed that its lawyers have received violent threats and, along with several plaintiffs, have been doxxed with their personal information exposed.

ChainCatcher news, according to official information, pump.fun has announced the launch of mobile applications for iOS and Android, supporting free token creation, quick buying and selling of tokens, creating monitoring lists, and managing portfolios.

ChainCatcher news, according to on-chain analyst @ai_9684xtpa monitoring, 10 minutes ago, the Pump.fun fee address deposited 148,759 SOL to Kraken, worth 28.17 million USD, and the address still holds 16,877 SOL.

ChainCatcher news, according to The block, the trading environment on the Solana chain (commonly referred to as "trenches") has significantly cooled down in recent weeks. In the latter half of last week, the average daily trading volume of "graduated" tokens on pump.fun was only $560 million.This is the lowest average daily trading volume since Christmas 2024, down 82% from the single-day record of $3.13 billion three weeks ago. The graduation rate of tokens on pump.fun is also declining, with an average of only 1.04% of tokens launching on Raydium last week, compared to 1.54% and 1.59% in the previous two weeks, respectively.Meanwhile, the average daily tip paid to Jito validators on Solana last week was 23,800 SOL, approximately $4.8 million. In contrast, the average figures for the previous two weeks were 42,000 SOL (about $9.9 million) and 68,500 SOL (about $17.5 million). This decline indicates that trading activity among users is decreasing, a metric that is typically directly related to users' tendency to "bribe" Jito validators to expedite transaction speeds.

ChainCatcher news, the Doge project DogePump has introduced the Meme20 protocol to Doge Cardinals, allowing users to issue tokens directly on Dogecoin, replacing EVM chains.

ChainCatcher news, the BNB ecosystem PUMP platform Four.meme announced that it will invest in the BNB ecosystem MEME project Bananas31, fully supporting its long-term construction and development.This initiative not only demonstrates Four.meme's commitment as a PUMP platform in empowering quality Meme communities within the BNB ecosystem but will also inject more vitality into the BNB Chain Meme ecosystem, promoting its continuous prosperity.

ChainCatcher news, pump.fun co-founder alon posted on the X platform stating that rumors regarding the potential token of Pump.Fun are not true, and advised users not to trust information from unofficial channels. The team stated that over the past year, they have primarily focused on product improvement, while also promising to provide reasonable rewards to users in a timely manner.

ChainCatcher message, encrypted KOL He Bi (@hebi555) posted on X disclosing: "The known news about pump.fun is that it is publicly offered on major exchanges, and it is said to be in a Dutch auction model. Originally, it was exclusive to a certain exchange, but due to compliance issues, that exchange canceled it, and now it has changed to a public offering on multiple exchanges.Due to the project's enormity and various requirements, the public offering systems of major exchanges currently do not meet the needs of pump.fun. Major exchanges are customizing public offering programs for pump.fun.However, until the end, there are still many uncertainties. Pump.fun is also facing a class action lawsuit in the United States, and it feels like the token will only be issued after the lawsuit concludes."

ChainCatcher news, according to Protos, the law firm Burwick Law, which is embroiled in a legal dispute with the meme coin platform Pump.fun, revealed that its lawyers have received violent threats and have been doxxed along with several plaintiffs. The law firm stated: "We have learned that there has been a doxxing incident and violent threats against one of our lawyers and the New York State Bar Association, as well as attempts to impersonate and harass our plaintiffs, including doxxing. We take these intimidation tactics seriously and will pursue all available legal remedies."Additionally, Burwick Law denies creating the meme coin "DOGSHIT2" and demands that Pump.fun delist DOGSHIT2 and any other tokens impersonating the firm. It claims that Pump.fun has the technical capability to do so but chooses not to, "despite the obvious financial and legal risks to the public."Burwick Law has filed multiple lawsuits against Pump.fun on behalf of plaintiffs who have lost money due to various meme coins, including the HAWK token themed around Haliey Welch and the PNUT token themed around squirrels.

ChainCatcher news, according to Protos, Burwick Law, which is in a legal dispute with Pump.Fun, stated that its legal team and some plaintiffs have received violent threats and have been doxxed.The law firm stated: "We have learned that one of our lawyers and the New York State Bar Association have been doxxed and received violent threats, as well as attempts to impersonate and harass our plaintiffs, including doxxing. We take these intimidation tactics seriously and will pursue all available legal remedies."