Pump.fun has added native limit-order functionality to its Solana mobile app, allowing users to set preset prices for take-profit and stop-loss orders on tokens launched through the platform. The feature automates exits when a token reaches a specified level, reducing reliance on manual trading or third-party bots such as BonkBot and Trojan. Availability may depend on a token’s liquidity and trading volume, and the source gives no indication of additional fees beyond standard trading charges. Limit orders do not guarantee execution at the exact target price during market gaps, and slippage can still occur in illiquid memecoins. The update does not change Pump.fun’s bonding curve or PumpSwap automated market maker. Launched in January 2024, the platform grew from roughly $250,000 in daily volume around launch to approximately $50 million by late August 2026, when it processed around 905,000 daily transactions. Its co-founders are Alon Cohen, Dylan Kerler, and Noah Tweedale. In March 2026, the team changed creator-fee redirection to a one-time action. The new trading tool extends functionality commonly found on centralized exchanges to long-tail tokens traded through decentralized exchange infrastructure, although the underlying assets remain highly speculative and vulnerable to sharp price moves and manipulation.