After five months of suspension, the same pump creation platform. Fun gradually reintroduces its live streaming functionality. This revival is accompanied by new moderation measures and intervenes in a difficult context for the same ecosystem.

Pump.Fun relaunch streaming with reinforced moderation rules
Alon Cohen, co -founder of Pump.fun, recently announced the reactivation of live streaming on the memes creation platform based on Solana.
This feature had been suddenly suspended in November 2024 following a proliferation of extreme and harmful content which had submerged the platform. Five months later, Pump.fun tried a more measured approach.
In his announcement Published on X, Cohen specifies that this reintroduction is accompanied by “moderation systems in accordance with sector standards” and transparent community rules.
For the moment, only 5 % of users can access this functionality, while the team is testing the effectiveness of its new security measures and adjusts its policies.
The new moderation policy aims to find a delicate balance between creativity, freedom of expression and safety of users. It explicitly prohibits violent content, animal abuse, pornography and everything that could endanger minors.
However, the language used in this policy remains relatively vague on the precise definition of “inappropriate content”, leaving an important margin of interpretation.
The platform also recognizes that certain content considered to be NSFW (not safe for work) could still appear, and reserves the right to moderate the content according to its own criteria.
A difficult context for the same and Solana
This revival of live streaming comes in a particularly unfavorable environment for the same ecosystem.
The interest of investors for this sector is experiencing a significant decrease, exacerbated by several scandals and withdrawals of very publicized tokens like Libra and Melania. The Token Trump (Trump) also saw its value fall by more than 90 % compared to its peak reached in January.
Recent data from Dune Analytics reveal a worrying situation for Pump.fun. The rate of graduation of tokens on the platform, that is to say the percentage of tokens which succeed in passing the incubation phase to become fully negotiable on a Dex Solana, fell below 1 %, against 1.67 % at the beginning of the year.
This situation reflects the wider difficulties of Solana. The Vaneck report shows that the income and discussion volumes on intelligent contract platforms dropped by 36 % and 40 %. Solana suffers particularly, with a collapse of 66 % of income related to daily costs.
To cope with this situation, Pump.fun recently left Raydium to launch Pumpswap, his own Dex. This strategic decision aims to stop the fall in its income and limit the hecatombe of the same on its platform.
The revival of live streaming is therefore an attempt to revitalize in a critical period for Pump.fun. Its success will depend on the effectiveness of new moderation measures and the capacity of the ecosystem to regain investors after several months of decline.
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