According to @EmberCN on Twitter, pump.fun transferred 156,000 SOL (worth $25.71 million) in accumulated fee revenue to Kraken half an hour ago. DefiLlama data shows pump.fun has been generating around $1.3 million in daily fee income recently, aligning with the 19-day accumulation period before this transfer. Historically, pump.fun consolidates one to two weeks of SOL fees before moving them to exchanges. This large transfer could signal increased sell pressure or liquidity movement for Solana, making it a critical event for crypto traders to monitor (Source: @EmberCN, DefiLlama).

According to EmberCN, pump.fun transferred 196,000 SOL ($25.3M) to Kraken 3 hours ago, with only a small portion coming from the past 3 weeks' fee revenue and 120,000 SOL from unstaked SOL. The platform's fee revenue has sharply declined due to market conditions and decreased enthusiasm for SOL PvP.

According to @EmberCN, the Bybit hack resulted in a $2.91 billion trading volume and $3 million in fee revenue for THORChain as hackers laundered funds by converting ETH to BTC. This significant activity also led to a surge in the value of THORChain's token, $RUNE.

According to @EmberCN, pump.fun recently transferred 116,000 SOL ($27.9M) to Kraken, representing a substantial portion of its fee revenue over the past week, which totaled 122,500 SOL ($29.45M). Since its launch, pump.fun has accrued 2.362 million SOL in fee revenue, with 2.239 million SOL ($439.5M) already sold or transferred to Kraken, averaging a sale price of $196.

According to @EmberCN, Pump.fun recently transferred 116,000 SOL, valued at $27.9 million, into Kraken. This transfer represents a significant portion of their fee revenue over the past week, totaling 122,500 SOL ($29.45 million). Since its inception approximately a year ago, Pump.fun has accumulated 2.362 million SOL in fee revenue, with 2.239 million SOL ($439.5 million) already sold or transferred to Kraken. The average sale price was $196.

According to @EmberCN, 25 minutes ago, pump.fun transferred 116,000 SOL (approximately $27.9 million) to Kraken. This transfer represents the majority of their fee revenue over the past seven days, which amounted to 122,500 SOL ($29.45 million). Since its launch about a year ago, pump.fun has accumulated a total of 2,362,000 SOL in fee revenue, of which 2,239,000 SOL (approximately $439.5 million) has been sold on-chain or transferred to Kraken, with an average selling price of approximately $196.

According to @EmberCN, pump.fun has been liquidating its SOL holdings, transferring 122,600 SOL ($21.65M) to Kraken 6 hours ago.