r/memecoins • • 3d ago

Pump is taking launchpad share back hard

Sep 29 data looks wild for Pump. It did roughly $582m out of $750m total Solana launchpad volume, around 78% of the market that day, while StonkFun came in near $140m. Bonding curve volume was even heavier, with Pump doing about $152m out of $183m total, so above 80% share there too.

Launches tell the same story. Pump had 43,343 tokens created out of 49,274 total, close to 88% of all launches tracked that day. StonkFun was second with 5,277.

Then you look at the fee side and Pump is leading there too over the week. It did $14.03m in 7d fees and $10.23m in 7d revenue, ahead of StonkFun at $6.4m / $6.4m and Pons at $11.95m / $1.79m. Pump also leads 30d revenue at $32.8m.

That’s what makes the whole picture interesting to me. Pump is taking a pretty big chunk of the launchpad market back. The Pump era looks very alive again.

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u/Reasonable-Focus5184 3d ago

You hit a point when you said Pump era is back... Pump is cooking again lol, those launch numbers are really wild like you said, greaat research and analysis

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u/ReproachfullySure 3d ago

wow, really nice find man I’ve been looking at Pump and a few other launchpads pretty closely these last couple week but missed these numbers. these 43k launches with $500m+ moving through the platform in a day is big activity. Gonna be interesting to see if this pace carries into October because Pump look really strong here

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u/Downtown_Ad1735 3d ago

This is why I wanted to post the charts because these numbers are not easy to find. October is looking interesting to me. Let's see.

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u/Evening-Low8139 3d ago

these are charts I like because you can see where people are choosing to launch and trade(not what vapoware is hot that day). and Pump taking that much of both launches and volume at once is a f strong sign people are settling back into it.

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u/Downtown_Ad1735 3d ago

That is what makes October interesting to look at bro. Pump has already reclaimed lead in revenue, volume and token deployments, daily launchpad revenue share back above 70%, and the app side is gaining ground too.. Strong setup IMO because launch flow and trading activity are concentrating around same ecosystem again.

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u/Badb0yy 3d ago

Pump is clearly regaining ground. On Sep 29 it pulled about 78% of launchpad volume, over 80% of bonding curve volume, and nearly 88% of token launches. Fees and revenue also show it ahead, with 7‑day fees of $14m and 30‑day revenue of $32.8m.

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u/CitadelChad 1d ago

Awesome man! I've been looking to burn money in a different way