The Solana-based memecoin launchpad’s annualized revenue reached $455.52 million as PUMP rose about 2.9%, even as unresolved layoff allegations continued to shadow the platform.
Pump.fun posted about $9.23 million in revenue over the past seven days, its strongest weekly showing since the week of March 2-8, 2026, when it generated $9.24 million, DeFiLlama data showed. The rebound lifts annualized revenue to $455.52 million, with 30-day revenue at $31.44 million, 24-hour revenue at $1.13 million and cumulative revenue at $1.222 billion. Total value locked (TVL, crypto deposited in a protocol) stood at $239.57 million. The pickup comes after uneven performance through 2026 and follows a late-July day when the platform generated more than $1.21 million, briefly topping derivatives platform Hyperliquid. Quarterly figures still point to a slowdown, with gross protocol revenue falling from $294.47 million in Q1 2026 to $212.16 million in Q2 and $90.08 million so far in Q3 2026. Recent revenue was driven by DexCreatorFees, Pump Fun Protocol Fees and DexLPFees. At the same time, Pump.fun remains under scrutiny after reports in early August alleged layoffs in late March and early April 2026 ahead of PUMP token vesting dates, claims the company has not publicly addressed. PUMP traded at about $0.00220, with market capitalization near $871 million and a fully diluted valuation of $2.2 billion, though it remained 81.8% below its July 2025 all-time high of $0.01214. The latest recovery suggests activity has returned in the near term, but the platform remains exposed to the cyclical nature of speculative memecoin trading and growing competition.