Pump.Fun recent data shows that over 95% of users are losing money in Meme Coin trading, raising market concerns. To improve the trading environment, co-founder Alon has introduced an protocol update that restricts token creators from modifying fees. While these rule improvements enhance transparency, the Meme Coin market still faces oversupply and liquidity issues. Ordinary users remain at a disadvantage, and high risks still persist.

Pump.fun co-founder alon announced an update to the fee mechanism to prevent malicious manipulation in token issuance. The new mechanism locks fee settings, allowing creators to change the fee recipient only once, aiming to protect user interests.

Pumpfun co-founder Alon announced that the platform is updating its token fee mechanism to reduce manipulation. Under the new rules, creators can only redirect fees once, tokens with set fees will be locked, and user interests are protected.

On January 16, it was reported that with the Solana ecosystem memecoin issuance approaching 30,000 tokens in a single day, the on-chain token creation platform Pump.fun announced an important adjustment to its creator fee structure to adapt to the rapidly rebounding market environment. This issuance volume has reached a new high since September last year and also reflects the continued enthusiasm of the Solana memecoin community. According to the official statement released by Pump.fun, this adjustment mainly targets the previously launched Dynamic Fees V1 under the Project Ascend framework. Co-founder Alon Cohen stated that the mechanism has achieved some success in attracting new creators and increasing on-chain transaction frequency, but it still falls short in guiding the behavior of ordinary token deployers. Some fee designs, in actual operation, have instead encouraged low-risk, high-frequency token creation, failing to effectively stimulate more engaged and liquid trading activities.

Pump.fun Co-founder Alon announced on the X platform that the creator fee mechanism will undergo significant reforms to address the issue of over-incentivizing low-risk token creation under the current system. In the future, traders will determine the value and use of creator fees, aiming to enhance market participation and liquidity. More information about the PUMP token will be announced later.

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