Pump.fun has been making frequent moves recently. After a gradual recovery from low revenue, the platform launched a new initiative — the Pump Fund Startup Fund. This $3 million fund is specifically dedicated to supporting early-stage teams. Interestingly, the project selection rights are entirely handed over to the community. Instead of going through traditional fundraising roadshows, community members vote directly to choose the most popular projects. The first batch of selected projects will emerge from a hackathon, with tokens distributed to community participants. The better a project performs, the more rights its team can gain.
Data shows that the platform’s ability to generate revenue is improving. Last week’s income was approximately $7.6 million, showing a clear rebound compared to the previous sluggish period. However, interestingly, the PUMP token price is currently in a sideways trend. On the technical side, RSI and MACD indicators are both hovering in neutral zones, indicating that the market is still digesting this news.
What do you think of this move? Pump.fun is using community power for project selection, which is not a new concept in the crypto space, but integrating it into the fundraising process is somewhat different. In the short term, the price may not see much fluctuation, but from the platform’s development perspective, this community-driven model could become a long-term source of competitive advantage.
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SchrodingerWallet
· 10h ago
Community voting to select projects; politely it's democracy, unkindly it's collective gambling. Anyway, I can't outvote collective wisdom.
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rugdoc.eth
· 20h ago
Community voting to filter projects? Sounds good, but could it turn into a playground for popularity contests?
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BridgeJumper
· 01-21 07:53
Community voting to select projects? I've seen this trick before; in the end, it's just players banding together, relying on hype rather than strength.
Wait, the 7.6 million weekly revenue rebound is indeed interesting, but why is PUMP still sideways? What is the whale waiting for?
But to be honest, if this model can really run smoothly, its long-term competitiveness is quite questionable. I'm just worried it will turn into a new scheme for harvesting retail investors again.
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MidnightSnapHunter
· 01-21 07:52
Community voting to select projects? Isn't this just democratizing the power to harvest the little guys? Haha
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ApeWithNoFear
· 01-21 07:52
3 million invested in community voting, it seems like they want to attract fans, but can they really produce good projects?
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DegenTherapist
· 01-21 07:52
Community voting for project selection, this approach sounds good, but in reality, can it really filter out anything substantial? Probably still a bunch of empty projects voting for each other.
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Tokenomics911
· 01-21 07:43
Community voting to select projects? Sounds good, but I'm just worried it's another new trick to harvest retail investors.
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GasFeeVictim
· 01-21 07:26
Community voting to filter projects? Sounds good, but how many people will actually vote seriously? I bet 5 bucks that in the end, it's still those big players who call the shots haha
Pump.fun has been making frequent moves recently. After a gradual recovery from low revenue, the platform launched a new initiative — the Pump Fund Startup Fund. This $3 million fund is specifically dedicated to supporting early-stage teams. Interestingly, the project selection rights are entirely handed over to the community. Instead of going through traditional fundraising roadshows, community members vote directly to choose the most popular projects. The first batch of selected projects will emerge from a hackathon, with tokens distributed to community participants. The better a project performs, the more rights its team can gain.
Data shows that the platform’s ability to generate revenue is improving. Last week’s income was approximately $7.6 million, showing a clear rebound compared to the previous sluggish period. However, interestingly, the PUMP token price is currently in a sideways trend. On the technical side, RSI and MACD indicators are both hovering in neutral zones, indicating that the market is still digesting this news.
What do you think of this move? Pump.fun is using community power for project selection, which is not a new concept in the crypto space, but integrating it into the fundraising process is somewhat different. In the short term, the price may not see much fluctuation, but from the platform’s development perspective, this community-driven model could become a long-term source of competitive advantage.