0 expanded its options for onboarding traders by adding multiple well-known payment 1 was among them, allowing both newcomers and crypto natives easier access to 2 expanded its payment options after integrating 3 meme platform aims to boost its usage by offering more onboarding ramps for 4 will become accessible to users of Revolut, Venmo, Google Pay, and PayPal, integrated by 5 just got easier 🔥 onramp now with Revolut, Venmo, Google Pay & PayPal, powered by @moonpay switch to the best mobile trading app today 👇 6 — 7 (@Pumpfun) November 4, 2025 Moonpay will expand its presence as a global leader in crypto payments and fiat 8 end goal is a seamless purchasing experience through the 9 10 will swap their fiat into crypto, using any preferred trusted payment 11 will bring multiple payment options to 12 mobile app Moonpay will integrate into the 13 mobile app, launched in February 14 app offers all the key features of the meme platform, allowing all users to launch memes, buy, sell, and track their portfolios for 15 addition of new payment ramps will allow users to fund their accounts in one step, without leaving them to buy SOL through another market. ‘ MoonPay believes creators and communities deserve direct access to crypto on their terms, ’ said Ivan Soto-Wright, co-founder and CEO of 16 collaboration with Moonwell will bring additional perks, including advanced trading tools, competitive fees, and cashback incentives. ‘ MoonPay’s integration in the 17 mobile app drastically reduces the friction users face when onramping onto Solana, ’ said Alon Cohen, co-Founder of 18 stated the platform now has seamless on-ramp, without the need to search for external crypto 19 still uses SOL as its main token for payments, bonding curves, and liquidity for graduating 20 activity slowed down in October The meme narrative on Solana weakened further in 21 still produced a baseline of $2.5M in daily fees, but other metrics 22 the recent market downturn, the PUMP token traded near a one-month low of $0.0038.
The 23 team has already bought back over 10% of the supply, spending most of its fees on 24 slid over 43% in the past month, as interest in meme trading waned and new memes failed to attract liquidity. |
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