Pump.fun transferred the transaction fees to a centralized exchange (CEX) again after half a month, depositing a total of 67,000 SOL.
BlockBeats News, June 12, according to cointel, Pump.fun transferred its fees to a CEX again after half a month, depositing a total of 67,000 SOL into an exchange.
Since the beginning of 2024, they have accumulated selling 4.61 million SOL ($795 million) in fee revenue, with an average price of about $172.
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