Ansem says Pump.fun fees will fund community airdrops as ANSEM jumps

Trader and crypto KOL Ansem said he has no current plan to issue a personal token and would instead use about $200,000 of creator-fee revenue from his Pump.fun profile over the past week for weekly random community airdrops. Users who repost his post, follow his Pump.fun page and comment with their own Pump.fun profile were said to be eligible. Later reporting, which also identified the distributor as blknoiz06, said about $7 million worth of the Solana meme coin ANSEM was airdropped to Solana users, potentially broadening the token’s holder base. Around the same period, ANSEM surged in highly volatile trading, with reported market-cap milestones climbing from above $50 million to successive highs above $63 million, $66 million, $75 million, $78 million, $92 million, $100 million, $120 million and $125 million before easing to about $117 million. Lookonchain separately said wallet "yHCxHB" spent $6,300 to deploy ANSEM and acquire 792.45 million tokens, transferred 650 million ANSEM to @blknoiz06, and sold the remaining 142.45 million for $11,800, leaving a realized profit of about $5,500. Coverage also cited concentration concerns, including a report that the top developer address controlled 60.4%, while warning that meme coins are highly volatile and driven mainly by market sentiment and hype.