August 4, 2025
5 min read
Eddy Senga
Pump.fun's revenue drops 80% in six months, traders flee, and memecoin market capitalization falls, signaling a major crypto sector slowdown.
Crypto: 80% Less Revenue for Pump.fun, Traders Are Worried
The leader in memecoin launches on Solana is shaky. In July 2025, Pump.fun recorded its lowest monthly revenue of the year—a tangible sign of investor disengagement and a broader exhaustion in the crypto ecosystem.In brief
- Pump.fun's monthly revenues dropped from $130 million to $24.96 million, an 80% decrease in six months.
- The number of active crypto traders on Pump.fun fell by 62%, while LetsBonk took the lead in the market.
- Memecoin market capitalization declined from $85 billion to $65 billion, indicating a global sector slowdown.
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Revenue in free fall: Pump.fun loses 80% of revenues
Pump.fun, a platform emblematic of the memecoin wave on Solana, saw its monthly revenue plummet to $24.96 million in July 2025, down from over $130 million in January. This sharp decline represents an 80% decrease over six months. While the Total Value Locked (TVL) remains relatively high at $190.57 million, the stark contrast with revenue dynamics highlights a drastic drop in actual activity on the platform. Pump.fun, designed to enable instant token creation, now struggles to convert this liquidity into real economic value.Crypto users desert Pump.fun: LetsBonk takes the prize
Alongside Pump.fun’s revenue slump, the number of active traders on the platform plunged by 62%, signaling growing disinterest in the crypto community. Meanwhile, competing platform LetsBonk has surged, attracting the majority of flows and generating up to $1.04 million per day—double that of Pump.fun. This migration illustrates a common dynamic in the memecoin universe: loyalty is never guaranteed. The fashion effect, combined with extreme crypto volatility, reshapes the market landscape within weeks. Tokenized communities, drivers of these shifts, now seem more motivated by quick profit promises offered elsewhere.Memecoins in crisis: capitalizations and volumes collapse
Beyond Pump.fun, the entire memecoin sector is slowing down. Total market capitalization dropped from $85 billion to $65 billion, while daily crypto transaction volume contracted by 67%. These figures reflect declining engagement and possible saturation of the purely speculative model. This setback contrasts with the resilience of more established assets like Bitcoin, whose valuation rests on scarcity, security, and gradual institutional adoption. Where memecoins seek immediate mass-effect performance, Bitcoin stands as a safe haven asset in the crypto universe. This maturity differential highlights that not all tokens play in the same league—one is a bet on collective attention, the other a digital store of value. Pump.fun is currently in a downturn phase that raises questions about the sustainability of platforms founded on speculative enthusiasm. In a constantly evolving crypto market, the future of these ecosystems will depend on their ability to reinvent their value proposition beyond memecoins and hype.Source: Originally published at Cointribune on Mon, 04 Aug 2025 19:05:00 GMT.