Pump.fun has generated more than $1 billion in cumulative revenue since launching in early 2024. The milestone makes the memecoin launchpad the highest-earning application built on the Solana to date.
Data from DeFiLlama shows the platform earned $98.3 million in 2026 alone, following $664 million in 2025 and $321.3 million during its first operational year. Total earnings now stand near $1.08 billion.
The platform has paired that growth with aggressive token buybacks. Pump.fun directs nearly all protocol revenue toward repurchasing its native PUMP token, including a March 11 buyback valued at roughly $1.25 million, equal to 99.93% of that day’s fees.
Is Pump.Fun Preparing A Cross-Chain Expansion?
Domain records suggest the project may be preparing to move beyond Solana. Subdomains referencing Ethereum, Base, BNB Smart Chain, and Monad have appeared in recent registrations flagged by Solana Floor.
The platform has not confirmed whether those domains represent an upcoming product launch. Pump.fun also removed “Solana” from its X profile location, another signal observers interpret as preparation for broader deployment.
🚨JUST IN: https://t.co/VS31GZ3dMY has registered subdomains for Base, BSC, Monad and Ethereum, suggesting a possible move beyond Solana, while also removing Solana as its location from its X profile, adding to speculation of a crosschain expansion. pic.twitter.com/kpScjK7xDz
— SolanaFloor (@SolanaFloor) March 11, 2026
Within the Solana ecosystem, the revenue gap between Pump.fun and other protocols is notable. Jupiter has generated roughly $401.3 million in lifetime earnings, while Raydium shows about $126.9 million in cumulative protocol revenue.
Buybacks have also reduced circulating supply. Pump.fun has repurchased approximately $323.4 million worth of PUMP tokens since the program began, removing nearly 28.8% of the circulating supply from open markets.
Still, the token trades below its initial coin offering price of $0.004 and remains far from its peak of $0.0088, according to pricing data.
Pump.fun has also expanded its product footprint. The mobile application recently added support for tokens launched on competing Solana launchpads including Meteora and Raydium, while the team acquired cross-chain trading terminal Vyper.
The next signal may arrive if Pump.fun formally launches on additional networks, a move that could shift memecoin issuance from a single-chain phenomenon into a multi-chain liquidity engine.
