Pump Fun’s token is crashing like a Pump Fun token
PUMP, the token for Pump Fun, has crashed approximately 60% from its peak, falling below its initial coin offering price.
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PUMP, the token for Pump Fun, has crashed approximately 60% from its peak, falling below its initial coin offering price.
Read more (2 min) →Despite the ICO requiring buyers to go through a KYC process, analysis suggests that some wallets used dozens, if not hundreds, of addresses.
— Burwick Law, Legal
Of its 60+ investigations, at least 11 have become individual and class action lawsuits, including those against Libra, Pump Fun, and STAKX.
The Pump Fun X account was hacked and used to launch a phony "governance token" that crashed 99.9% in minutes.
BadCoin promised anti-sniping technology that would differentiate its launch from Pump.fun degeneracy but the tactic failed spectacularly.
Fearing criminal repercussions for failing to prevent money laundering, ostensibly decentralized services are intervening in the Bybit hack.
— Burwick Law, Legal
Max Burwick, Burwick Law's managing partner, said he doesn't understand why people want to know who launched Dogshit2.
Brent Ray Fraser, who uses his penis as a brush, launched a memecoin that, like many others out there, failed to stay erect.
Burwick Law told Protos that its lawyers have received violent threats and have been doxxed along with a number of plaintiffs.
The firm used Pump Fun to create “Dog Shit Going NoWhere” on October 31 as a demonstration of the token launching process.