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The meme coin sector is showing renewed strength after the holidays, with fresh data pointing to a strong rebound across several major tokens.

The crypto market’s $205 billion surge Wednesday was the direct downstream effect of a massive, under-the-radar liquidity injection by the Federal Reserve. While headlines focused on the formal end of Quantitative Tightening (QT), the Federal Reserve Bank of New York was actively flooding the banking system with cash via the repo market to stave off a collateral shortage.

Pump.fun announces the acquisition of Padre, a rising multi-chain trading terminal used by professional desks on Solana, BNB Chain, Ethereum L1, and Base. The deal places pro analytics and execution next to a retail-ready interface, which removes the usual gap between pair discovery and order routing. The result is a single workflow where listings, data, and fills move together instead of in steps.

When Binance co-founder He Yi wrote on X that “big things are coming,” she offered no timeline and no product name but just enough to keep BNB traders on the edge.

Altseason feels more than a rumor; tokens like Pump.fun are pulling ahead in revenue and buybacks, WLFI is seeing strong volume, and traders are asking which of XRP, PUMP, WLFI, MNT, and ATH have the sharpest upside with risk in view.

Solana recently reached a key milestone, reaching 100,000 transactions per second (TPS), to CoinMarketCap. The result, achieved during stress testing, asserts Solana’s claim as one of the fastest in the industry.

The trading portfolio of famed crypto whale “Machi Big Brother” is back in the black, now showing over $30 million in profit. A look at his top three holdings, Ethereum, Hyperliquid, and PUMP, reveals a mixed bag of performance that perfectly captures the current state of the crypto market.

Pump.fun, the largest and oldest memecoin launchpad on Solana, has launched the “Glass Full Foundation” (GFF), a new initiative to inject significant liquidity into the most vibrant communities in its ecosystem. The foundation will select and support the most promising memes created on the platform.

Solana’s memecoin community is captivated as its two largest launchpads, Pump.fun and LetsBonk.fun, collide in a battle for supremacy, with Pump.fun narrowly reclaiming its top spot for daily token launches.

Pump.fun has launched a new real-time revenue dashboard, allowing anyone to transparently track the platform’s daily revenues and its corresponding $PUMP token buybacks. The feature, now live at fees.pump.fun, gives users a direct look into the financial activity of the popular memecoin launchpad.

The Pump.fun (PUMP) token witnessed a sharp 15% downturn over the last 24 hours as intensifying selling pressure and millions in liquidations pushed the asset to a critical technical juncture.

As of July 28-29, Pump.fun’s daily revenue has fallen below $300,000 for the first time since September 2024, according to . This marks a 92% decline from its peak, when revenue soared over $7 million per day and monthly totals exceeded $130 million in January 2025.

The lawsuit against meme coin platform Pump.fun escalated further into the law firms Burwick Law and Wolf Popper now naming senior leaders from Solana Labs and Jito Labs as defendants.

A simple deposit error has highlighted the immense risks associated with cryptocurrency investments, as one investor lost approximately $6 million in just eight days due to a single oversight.

After a much-hyped Initial Coin Offering (ICO) last weekend, the Pump.fun (PUMP) token is facing its first major test, with its price dropping over 15% in the last 24 hours to trade about $0.004355 on Saturday, July 19. But while the price chart is flashing warning signs, a massive surge of activity in the futures market suggests many traders are betting big on a recovery.

Six major centralized exchanges have now received over $142 million worth of PUMP tokens following the successful completion of Pump.fun’s $500 million Initial Coin Offering (ICO).