Pump.fun adds creator fee sharing, ownership transfer, and future trader voting narratives after launching Solana meme coin, which surged to 30,000 in a day.
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- Pump.fun says that while Dynamic Fees V1 encouraged builder and on-chain activity, the incentives were biased toward low-risk coin adoption rather than high-risk transactions.
- This update allows teams to split creator fees among up to 10 wallets, transfer ownership of tokens, and revoke renewal privileges after release to formalize revenue sharing.
- Future iterations will allow traders to align rewards with market demand and determine which token narratives earn creator fees as the Solana meme coin launch hits new highs.
Pump.fun announced changes to its creator fee system as token launches on the platform reached nearly 30,000 in a single day, the highest level since September, according to a company statement.
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Co-founder Aron Cohen said that while the original Dynamic Fees V1, introduced in September under Project Ascend, was successful in attracting new builders and increasing on-chain activity, it did not have a sufficient impact on the behavior of the average token deployer. According to the announcement, Cohen pointed out that the fees unintentionally favored low-risk coin creation over high-risk transactions that drive platform engagement.
This update introduces creator fee sharing, allowing teams to split fees among up to 10 wallets, transfer coin ownership, and revoke update privileges. According to the company, creators and CTO administrators can now allocate a specific commission rate after a token is launched.
According to the statement, the platform plans to implement future iterations that will allow traders to influence whether a token’s narrative is subject to creator fees, aligning incentives with market activity rather than the decisions of deployers alone.
The company reported that the surge in token launches reflects a new wave of platform activity and indicates increased interest from the Solana memecoin community.
Cohen said additional adjustments are planned for 2026 to balance creator revenue and the platform’s long-term sustainability. According to the announcement, Pump.fun is looking to refine incentives for creators and traders, and the platform’s evolving fee structure is aimed at sustaining growth while encouraging trading activity as well as token deployment.
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