Here’s How Pump.fun Creators Cashed In $15.5M in Just 7 Days After Project Ascend
- Pump.fun creators earned a record $15.5M in one week, beating protocol revenue.
- Project Ascend introduced dynamic fees that boosted payouts.
- The milestone signals Pump.fun’s push to stay ahead in Solana’s meme coin race.
Pump.fun’s latest move, Project Ascend, has already rewritten the playbook for meme coin creators. In just one week, content creators on the platform pulled in a record-breaking $15.5 million, thanks to a new system of dynamic fees. That’s not just a milestone—it actually outpaced the protocol’s own revenue by about $1.5 million in the same period.
The initiative, which rolled out last week, tweaks fee structures in real time to reward engagement and boost payouts. For creators, that means more earnings tied directly to the buzz and traction their tokens generate. The result? The highest seven-day earnings in Pump.fun’s history, underscoring how quickly the platform is evolving.
Why Project Ascend Matters
Dynamic fees aren’t just another upgrade—they change the incentives for creators. Instead of flat revenue splits, payouts scale with project activity, rewarding those who spark the most hype. It’s a play that could attract fresh waves of meme coin builders looking for bigger upside in a crowded market.
What’s Next for Pump.fun?
The record earnings come at a time when competition in Solana’s meme coin space is heating up. With rivals like Jupiter acquiring Moonshot, Pump.fun’s ability to innovate fast may be the key to holding its crown. Project Ascend could be the first of many big shifts to keep creators—and capital—locked in.
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Here’s How Pump.fun Creators Cashed In $15.5M in Just 7 Days After Project Ascend
- Pump.fun creators earned a record $15.5M in one week, beating protocol revenue.
- Project Ascend introduced dynamic fees that boosted payouts.
- The milestone signals Pump.fun’s push to stay ahead in Solana’s meme coin race.
Pump.fun’s latest move, Project Ascend, has already rewritten the playbook for meme coin creators. In just one week, content creators on the platform pulled in a record-breaking $15.5 million, thanks to a new system of dynamic fees. That’s not just a milestone—it actually outpaced the protocol’s own revenue by about $1.5 million in the same period.
The initiative, which rolled out last week, tweaks fee structures in real time to reward engagement and boost payouts. For creators, that means more earnings tied directly to the buzz and traction their tokens generate. The result? The highest seven-day earnings in Pump.fun’s history, underscoring how quickly the platform is evolving.
Why Project Ascend Matters
Dynamic fees aren’t just another upgrade—they change the incentives for creators. Instead of flat revenue splits, payouts scale with project activity, rewarding those who spark the most hype. It’s a play that could attract fresh waves of meme coin builders looking for bigger upside in a crowded market.
What’s Next for Pump.fun?
The record earnings come at a time when competition in Solana’s meme coin space is heating up. With rivals like Jupiter acquiring Moonshot, Pump.fun’s ability to innovate fast may be the key to holding its crown. Project Ascend could be the first of many big shifts to keep creators—and capital—locked in.
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