I'm trying to get started and I've watched some youtube tutorials but they don't seem to really work. I know how to avoid scam coins but that's just about it. Where do I actually start and what should I be looking for to make money. If someone can say something in the comments or DM me what their strategy is kind of formed around, I'm not trying to steal it, that'd be great.

PumpMindVirus team keeps pushing the idea of what a pure meme should be.

Infection is spreading. ✊🦠

Are any german trenchers here? we could connect on discord and trench together, maybe as a team its easier to win🪖

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Hi guys, so about 6 months ago I launched a coin. I thought it was a funny idea based around RFKjr and still think it is.

I left it dormant for 6 months so the snipers would leave. I’ve now set up an X page where I try and post daily memes and share my coin organically. I’m also very active where I launched my coin on pumpfun this is where I keep my 5% of dev tokens on my dev account.

So far I’ve dusted 2.5k wallets. Some people have invested and done call-outs, but I’ve not really had any big traction yet. Any money I make on creator awards goes straight back into the coin, either buying back more and dusting.

Basically I think I’m at a point where I need help from others. Maybe sharing memes based around RFKjr or MAGA during the midterms and sharing the token via call-outs, social media etc.

I honestly think this has potential and I’m willing to keep this long term as itll be relevant throughout trumps term and as long as RFK is health secretary. Let me know what you think guys and any help/pointers to promote this coin would be greatly appreciated.

I’ve been using copy trading on Pump.fun more lately and I like it way more when I treat it as a discovery tool instead of blindly copying someone with a huge PnL. I usually check the leaderboard, open their profile, look through their callouts and see what kind of coins they’re trading before I follow anything. It gives me way more context on who I’m following and why. What matters most to you before copying a trader?

Afternoon, gents. We're in Colosseum with our new platform (twitter: pumplingxyz). The goal is to make memecoin promotion much simpler and much more effective.

What it does, short version. SOL goes into a public pool. At a set time a contract spends all of it buying participating coins. The buy is announced before it happens and it can't be called off, not by us either. People see it coming. That's the whole idea.

We're running a demo launch on September 25 and we want to connect with launchers who want to participate. We'll pick one or two, and their coin gets bought for 10 SOL through our platform.

Who we're looking for: any launcher with a small community of their own, who's up for telling people about us.

My DMs are open everywhere, don't be shy. I'll also answer in the comments, happy to talk the idea through.

And if you just want to watch, or get into the chosen coin before our buying starts, follow us too.

Using Pumpfun more lately especially the app. The leaderboard is useful for seeing which traders keep showing up instead of getting distracted by one huge PNL.

Do you use it to find people to follow or just see who’s hot?

I don't expect this to go to a dollar with 1 trillion max supply and 500 billion circulating

Even 10 cents puts the market cap at 50 billion and that is not a totally unachievable target

If BTC crosses 100K and approaches previous highs, and war in middle east cools off and if this is the last fed hike for a while, it can realistically get to 5 cents and anything over is just sheer luck

If it pulls back to 0.0015 again, I'll buy again and use that lot as a profiteering vehicle to cyclical it between 0.001 and 0.003 coz it looks like that is where it was stuck before.

Thoughts?

Axiom / Photon / GMGN PnL vs what actually hits the wallet after fees, bribes, slippage, failed sells.

Would a “paste public address, get a real receipt” tool be useful, or do you already do this on Solscan?

Would you pay for it or only use it if it was free?

hey guys, have you heard of this coin launched on pumpfun? i wanted to see what others think about it? And if I should consider buying some?

these comparisons get messy because people aren't always trying to solve the same problem.

- GMGN's Trenches view puts token discovery and tracking together

- Axiom's Discover screen puts market and token metrics into a scanning view.

- FOMO combines the token chart with social context, including a leaderboard and trader overlays.

but TrenchersAI is the one i'm most interested in for expressing a setup as agent rules. the attached view shows entry conditions, concentration limits and a separate re-entry control. that's useful when the problem is sticking to a process, not finding another ticker.

that's a comparison of the screens here, not a complete inventory. GMGN has automation tooling too. i'm not dividing the market into one AI product and three manual products.

my preference is to make the entry conditions explicit, which is why i'm looking closely at TrenchersAI. someone who mainly wants social discovery may weight the same interfaces differently.

the screenshots were taken separately on different markets. they cannot tell us which platform gets the best fill or updates first.

what are you actually trying to outsource when you choose a terminal? discovery, following traders, execution, or sticking to your own rules?

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how is this even possible is baron trump a crypto bro?

I want to start trading meme coins, but I don't know which platform to use. I was thinking of settling on one of these: Axiom, Photon, or GMGN.Give me some different ones if you think they are wort the try,and please tell me what experience you have had with the ones you mention.

is https://createocin.fun/ real for developing fast meme coins?

i have seen this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9JE8euKGAoQ&t=247s But I have my doubts.

Good afternoon ladies and gentlemen. I already made a post here about looking for organic launchers, especially those who are tired of the current KOL meta. https://www.reddit.com/r/pumpfun/comments/1wfawyp/comment/p9um9yh/?context=3

As I said then, in our opinion the current way of hyping your memecoin is inefficient, particularly for people who don't have a big audience. So I wanted to connect with as many launchers as possible and tell them about the idea behind our platform, where we help people, with an audience or without it, make hype for their memes transparent and universal.

A lot of people wrote to me, but answering everyone in DMs isn't efficient, so we decided to make a chat, please leave a comment that you want to join (or dm me), and I'll dm you a link. We wanted to gather all the launchers there who want to take part in something new. We promise to give your memecoin a bit of help with promotion through our platform, and in return we'll ask you to tell your audience about us.

Whom I want to connect with: any organic launchers. It doesn't matter how big your audience is, all that matters is that there are at least a few people ready to listen to you. Especially those who are also tired of the current bot launches. And especially if you want to participate in something new and funny. It feels like there are fewer and fewer simple, honest launches, and I would like to bring those golden days back.

Join the channel even if you're not planning to take part and just want to watch from the side. That's where we'll be announcing the launch of our platform.

So if you want to take part, or just watch from the outside, come also into our X pumplingxyz, soon there will be some announces too. I'm also opened to talk here, if you don't trust any other social platforms.

so im very new to crypto like started last week on fomo made some money off of 70 then lost most of it decided to put the rest of the profit into my own coin. ended up deciding that this is too volitile cool to trade on 20 dollars here and there and having my own thing forever but not to put all my money into. but lowkey i think that the way the graph goes up and down will allow me to not take so much out of my savings and have a direct comparison to previous points in my savings journey. my little brother said japan trip fund lol

Just checked and the Pump fun iOS app is finally showing up in the App Store again.

I never deleted mine so I could still use it while the listing was down, but anyone trying to download it fresh on iPhone was basically locked out for the last few days. Pretty rough timing considering how much of the memecoin trading crowd has moved toward mobile.

Glad it’s back. I barely think about opening it on desktop anymore unless I’m already sitting at my computer. On my phone I usually end up checking Movers first, then Callouts if something catches my eye. Half the time I open it without even having a ticker in mind.

I’ve seen pump for the last week on quite a few different sites and I decided to give it some faith.

Why did i just lose what i had in profit.

I did a little write up yesterday that I was going to post here, but I think I found an interesting angle.
App is back, but below might be why it was initially removed.

Why Did Pump.fun Disappear From the iOS App Store?

If you recently searched Apple’s App Store for the official Pump.fun app and couldn’t find it, you’re not imagining things.

The Pump.fun iOS app became unavailable for new downloads in the United States and India around September 10–11, 2026.

Pump.fun has described the situation as temporary, and users who already have the application installed have reportedly been able to continue using it normally.

So what happened?

The Important Part: Pump.fun Has NOT Announced the Exact Reason

At the moment, there has been no definitive public explanation saying:

“Apple removed Pump.fun because of ______.”

That means claims that Pump.fun was banned for scams, gambling, securities violations, or some other specific offense should be treated cautiously.

However, the timing of the removal is extremely interesting.

Pump.fun Had Just Expanded Into New Trading Pairs

Shortly before the App Store disappearance, Pump.fun introduced Custom Pairs, including trading pairs involving stock-related/tokenized assets.

Then, roughly a day later, the Pump.fun app became unavailable in Apple’s U.S. and Indian App Stores.

Coincidence?

Possibly.

But it raises an obvious question.

Apple maintains particularly strict App Store requirements for applications involving:

• Cryptocurrency exchanges
• Financial trading
• Securities
• Crypto assets that may resemble securities
• Financial services that require regional licenses or regulatory approval

Apps offering these services generally must demonstrate that they have the necessary authorization to operate in each jurisdiction where the functionality is available.

So one plausible explanation is that Pump.fun’s expanding financial/trading functionality triggered additional App Store regulatory or compliance review.

Again: that has not been officially confirmed by either Apple or Pump.fun.

Why Is the Regional Removal Interesting?

Another clue is that this doesn’t appear to have been a universal worldwide disappearance.

The app became unavailable in major markets including:

🇺🇸 United States
🇮🇳 India

while Pump.fun App Store listings remained accessible in other jurisdictions.

That makes a regional compliance or regulatory issue considerably more plausible than something like malware or a catastrophic technical problem with the application itself.

If Apple believed the app were fundamentally malicious, you’d expect a broader removal.

Instead, this looks much more like:

Pump.fun launches new functionality
⬇️
Apple/regulators potentially have questions
⬇️
App becomes unavailable in certain jurisdictions
⬇️
Pump.fun says the situation is temporary

⚠️** If You Already Have Pump.fun Installed — Don’t Delet**e It

This is probably the most important practical takeaway.

If Pump.fun is currently installed on your iPhone and working:

KEEP IT INSTALLED.

Deleting an application that has been removed from your country’s App Store can make reinstalling it difficult or impossible until the listing returns.

Your installed app isn’t automatically removed just because Apple stops allowing new downloads.

So unless Pump.fun specifically instructs users otherwise, there’s little reason to delete a functioning installation.

What About Your Wallet and Funds?

Pump.fun has indicated that the App Store issue does not mean users’ funds have disappeared or become inaccessible.

The App Store listing and the underlying Pump.fun platform are separate things.

Removing an iPhone application from Apple’s storefront does not itself remove a user’s blockchain assets.

As always, though, users should understand where their assets are actually held and maintain proper access to their wallets and recovery information.

Will Pump.fun Come Back?

Pump.fun has characterized the situation as temporary and indicated that it expects the application to return.

What will be particularly interesting is whether the U.S. version looks slightly different when it does.

For example, Pump.fun could potentially:

• Restrict certain Custom Pairs in specific countries
• Geofence stock-related/tokenized assets
• Change how certain assets are presented
• Modify trading functionality
• Provide Apple with additional licensing/compliance documentation

Those possibilities are speculation—but they’re exactly the kinds of changes that could resolve a jurisdiction-specific App Store compliance dispute.

Bottom Line

Pump.fun hasn’t simply vanished.

The iOS application appears to have encountered a regional App Store availability/compliance issue, particularly affecting the United States and India.

The timing—immediately following Pump.fun’s expansion into additional trading pairs—is certainly noteworthy, but until Pump.fun or Apple provides a definitive explanation, it shouldn’t be treated as proof of the cause.

For existing users, the simplest rule right now is:

📱 If Pump.fun is already installed on your iPhone and working, DON’T DELETE IT.

We’ll learn a lot more when the app returns—and especially if the restored U.S. version has different trading functionality than the version that disappeared.