Pump Fun memecoin streams

The world of cryptocurrency has always been unusual, but Pump Fun has taken things to an extreme level. The Pump Fun platform focuses on memecoins, often based on internet jokes. Recently, the platform faced serious backlash because of disturbing livestreams that spread on social media. These livestreams were shocking enough that pump.fun had to turn off its livestream feature. This came after the platform made a huge $14.3 million in revenue in a single day.

Disturbing Memecoin Streamed on Pump Fun

The livestreams on Pump Fun caused a lot of concern. In these streams, some developers made violent threats unless their coin prices went up. Others posted racist or disgusting content just to get attention and make their tokens more popular. This type of behavior is not new for Pump Fun, but it has never gone this far before.

Before this issue, pump.fun had already been known for hosting controversial content. Many compared it to the online forum 4chan because of its unfiltered and edgy posts.

The Pump Fun had also allowed racially insensitive or explicit memecoins, but things got worse with the recent live streams. The platform’s pseudonymous founder, Alon, said they would take steps to prevent users from seeing harmful content. However, they had to remove many streams, including one where a user threatened to hurt their pet.

The Wildest Memecoin Stunts on Pump Fun

The memecoin world has always been wild, but pump.fun made it even crazier with its livestreams. Developers did outrageous things to promote their coins, and the content went viral. Here are some of the most shocking stunts that caught everyone’s attention.

The Fish Killer Threat

One of the most shocking moments on pump.fun came when a memecoin developer threatened to kill a goldfish live on stream unless the price of their coin reached a specific target. Despite the violent message, the livestream was viewed by thousands of people.

Dev threatens to kill his goldfish with a gun. Source: X Locking Himself in a Doge Cage

One developer launched the $DOGECAGE coin and locked himself in a dog cage, promising not to leave until the coin reached a $25 million market cap.

Pump fun memecoin Developer locked himself in a dog cage. Source: X

He added strange challenges to entertain or shock the audience, like eating dog food on camera. This stunt went viral, but it also raised questions about how far developers will go to get attention for their coins.

The 10-Year-Old Rugger: $QUANT

In another bizarre stunt, a 10-year-old launched a memecoin $QUANT on Pump Fun and then scammed investors out of $30,000. After his scam, the crypto community reacted by boosting the coin’s value to $56 million, making the child’s holdings worth over $1 million. This strange turn of events became a meme, with people creating new coins for the child’s family members.

Live on Toilet Until $50M Market Cap: $SHITCOIN

Another developer, who looked like the controversial Sam Bankman-Fried, promised to do humiliating things as his coin’s market cap grew. He shaved his eyebrows on stream, then made a more extreme promise: at $20 million, he would soil himself on camera. Later, he streamed from a toilet, saying he wouldn’t leave until his coin hit $50 million.

Dev shaved his eyebrows for $10m. Source: X The Racist Memecoin Developer on Pump Fun Who Scammed $50K

Another young developer launched a memecoin $RACISTDEV, scammed investors out of $50,000 and then posted a video bragging about it.

A 12-year-old kid confesses to having made $50k rugging memes. Source: X Update: Pump Fun disabled its livestream feature completely on Nov. 25. The platform said that the site's rapid growth made it difficult to manage the content. They stated that live streams would be paused indefinitely.

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