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.