On November 29th, BlockBeats news reported that, as per DL News, Protocol’s revenue declined by 33% following the disabling of Pump.fun’s live broadcast feature. In November, Pump.fun experienced a strong start, with its daily revenue nearly quintupling to $5 million by November 24th, according to DefiLlama data.
However, the revenue dropped by one-third this week to $3.6 million. Pump.fun introduced the live broadcast feature for the first time in May, but it did not achieve the expected popularity. In November, the platform promoted the function again and sparked the craze of “live streaming with memes”. Within a week, Pump’s live broadcast began to get out of control.
The platform’s ineffective content review led podcasters to engage in extreme behaviors to attract attention, even posing direct physical threats to others. This led to legal and regulatory risks for the Solana ecosystem’s killer application. On November 26th, Pumpfun announced that it would disable the live broadcast function.
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