Livestream chaos returns to Pump.fun with fake plane crash stunt

Liverstreamers on Pump. f un staged a fake private jet crash to lure viewers and pique their ￰0￱ staged scene quickly spread across X, baiting users into mocking the video’s obvious ￰1￱ group of ￰2￱ streamers filmed themselves inside a private jet replica and pretended to ￰3￱ “jet” had poor flooring, obvious set pieces, and even an exterior shot that gave away its ￰4￱ streamers farm engagement Viewers who ridiculed the streamers for pulling off a poorly executed hoax failed to see the likely intention from the start, which was farming ￰5￱ more users pointed out the fakery, the wider the clip ￰6￱ attention fed directly into the streamers’ goal of farming engagement and promoting Pump.

fun, especially during a time of sliding ￰7￱ set itself was not difficult to ￰8￱ identified the location as FD Photo Studio in Los ￰9￱ studio rents out themed spaces for photography and ￰10￱ “Olympic 4” private jet backdrop was booked by the streamers, including SolJakey, Never Goon, MiniKon, and OG Shoots, for as little as $34.99 per ￰11￱ plane just went down on pumpfun ￰12￱ is a developing story hopefully he is safe ￰13￱ — scooter (@imperooterxbt) September 25, 2025 PUMP drops by 27.2% in 14 days The PUMP native token has been performing poorly in the last 14 ￰14￱ token dropped by 29.9%, from $0.007950 to $0.004988. In terms of trading volume , PUMP peaked at $975.76 billion on September 21, but now this volume has crashed to $61.17 million.

PUMP’s market cap sank by 38.2% in just 14 days, dropping from an all-time high $2.8 billion to $1.77 billion based on data from crypto aggregator ￰15￱ memecoin platform isn’t generating a ton of revenue ￰16￱ Sunday, ￰17￱ generated $3.74 million in ￰18￱ number has since dropped dramatically to below $1 ￰19￱ Analytics shows that Pump. fun’s revenue was $890.46k as of ￰20￱ released its native token on July ￰21￱ raised $500 million in 12 minutes through an ICO event, but days later, 60% of PUMP presale buyers sold their tokens on centralized ￰22￱ makers also announced a buyback program on July 16, based on a report from ￰23￱ total amount of PUMP tokens buybacks has surpassed $100 million.

Pump. fun’s livestream feature has always been a place for weird and extreme ￰24￱ people threatened viewers to kill their own families, while others resorted to abuse and sex just to pump their ￰25￱ incidents stirred massive backlash from the crowd which led to the termination of Pump. fun’s livestream feature late last ￰26￱ that decision was temporary after livestreaming was relaunched on the platform after 5 month s in an attempt t o br ing the “fun” ￰27￱ up to Bybit and start trading with $30,050 in welcome gifts