PumpFun is testing an in-house AMM, potentially reducing reliance on Raydium for liquidity and trading of newly launched tokens.
Raydium may face a significant drop in trading volume if PumpFun successfully transitions to its internal liquidity system.
PumpFun, the Solana-based platform best known for launching memecoins, is testing its own in-house Automated Market Maker (AMM).
That development might cause Raydium to be less relied upon as the main source of token liquidity born in the PumpFun ecosystem. Should the shift be effective, Solana’s memecoin market could undergo a significant turning point.
NEW: @PUMPDOTFUN SILENTLY LAUNCHES THEIR OWN AMM , WHICH IS BEING TESTED ON https://t.co/80zLnXE8QY pic.twitter.com/p1mNIK3FRj
— Degen Radar (@Degen_Radar) February 24, 2025
New Strategy: Reducing Reliance on Raydium
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