Solana Meme Issuance Platform BAGS Surpasses Letsbonk in 7-Day Revenue, Founder Previously Purchased Dogwifhat’s Original Hat
BlockBeats News, August 11—According to Defillama data, Solana meme token launch platform BAGS has surpassed Letsbonk in revenue over the past 7 days, currently reporting $3.95 million. Letsbonk’s 7-day revenue stands at $2.16 million, while Pump.fun’s 7-day revenue is $8.58 million.
Additionally, according to Jupiter’s data dashboard, in the past 24 hours, pump.fun ranks first in market share among Solana token launch platforms with 67.9%, Letsbonk ranks second with 19.1%, and BAGS ranks third with 11.6%.
On August 8, BAGS founder Finn spent 6.8 BTC (approximately $800,000) at auction to acquire the original hat from the Dogwifhat (Hat Dog) meme.
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