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Pump.Fun Weekly Revenue Jumps from $8.61M to $13.48M in August 2025
Pump.Fun – The memecoin sector is experiencing a remarkable renaissance in August 2025, with major tokens approaching their 52-week highs and driving unprecedented activity on Solana-based platforms. Leading this charge is Pump.Fun, the popular memecoin launchpad that has successfully reversed months of declining revenue trends.
Revenue Numbers Paint Bullish Picture
According to DeFiLlama data, Pump.Fun generated an impressive $13.48 million in revenue between August 11-17, representing a substantial jump from the $8.61 million recorded in the previous week (August 4-10). This 56% week-over-week increase signals renewed investor appetite for memecoin launches.
The platform’s financial metrics reveal strong momentum across multiple timeframes. Annualized revenue now stands at $367.23 million, while the 30-day revenue reached $30.1 million. Recent performance shows $12.53 million in weekly earnings and $1.39 million in the past 24 hours alone.
Quarterly Performance Shows Recovery Pattern
Pump.Fun’s quarterly revenue trajectory illustrates the platform’s resilience. Q1 2025 delivered $257.63 million, followed by $133.1 million in Q2. The current quarter has already generated $46.53 million with 41 days remaining in Q3, suggesting potential for strong finish.
Recent data shows the platform earned $3.24 million from August 18 onwards, maintaining a healthy Total Value Locked (TVL) of $221.92 million.
Pump Token Faces Mixed Signals
Despite platform success, the native Pump token presents a complex picture. Trading at $0.003030 with a modest 4.76% daily gain, the token has declined 24% weekly and 30.59% monthly. The token’s 24-hour range spanned from $0.002767 to $0.003066.
Market capitalization has contracted from nearly $3 billion at peak to current $1.07 billion, down over 10% recently. Token transfer activity also reflects cooling sentiment, with transfers dropping from 143,419 (valued at $165.21 million) on August 18 to 110,656 (worth $129.53 million) the following day.
Trading volumes mirror this trend, with total trades falling from 120,620 to 93,437 between August 18-19, accompanied by declining buy and sell volumes.
