PumpFun Brings Back Livestreaming Feature for 5% of Users
- PumpFun reactivates livestreaming for 5% of users with updated moderation and transparent content rules.
- The new livestream policy will develop with feedback from users, moderators, and policy experts.
After previously closing its livestreaming feature for various security reasons, PumpFun is now slowly starting to reactivate the feature . Not immediately open to everyone, PumpFun chose to take a cautious step; only 5% of users have access. This step is guarded by a new, much stricter moderation system, complete with clear guidelines and open to input from various parties.
This moderation system is not just a patch. PumpFun designed it as a “living document” – meaning, the rules that apply today can change over time.
They even open up the opportunity for revisions based on input from the community, moderators, policy experts, and other stakeholders. Just imagine if all social media were this flexible – maybe the internet could feel a little more sane.
pump fun livestreaming has been rolled out to 5% of users with industry standard moderation systems in place and transparent guidelines: https://t.co/26r5M4Awam
— alon (@a1lon9) April 4, 2025
Strict Rules With a Bit of Flexibility
Furthermore, this new policy strictly prohibits all forms of violent content, harassment, sexual exploitation, illegal activities, and privacy violations such as doxing. However, content that is NSFW or “Not Safe For Work” is not immediately removed.
As long as it is within the limits of the permitted guidelines, this type of content can still be broadcast. But don’t try to cross the red line, because violations will result in account suspension and termination of the livestreaming feature.
PumpFun: Supporting Creators and Rethinking Lending
This step is clearly not the only one taken by PumpFun. At the end of March, one of their co-founders announced plans to launch the Creator Revenue Sharing feature. This feature is to provide revenue sharing for token creators.
If usually token creators only get a short spotlight and then are left by the market, now they have the opportunity to get more sustainable income.
On the other hand, this platform has also started to enter the world of on-chain lending through PumpFi. With a payment system of one-third up front and the rest in installments over 60 days, users can buy meme coins or NFTs without having to go through a credit check.
Interestingly, PumpFi is not just about borrowing and lending. It also opens up a new market for lenders, who can buy other users’ debts. Imagine it like a debt marketplace, but the blockchain version. Strange? Maybe. But in the crypto world, strange things often become big things.
Building a Real Ecosystem, One Step at a Time
Not only that, PumpFun’s breakthrough is also clearly visible from PumpSwap’s performance. As we previously reported , this DEX platform managed to record a trading volume of more than $1 billion in just the first week of its launch.
Transaction fees on this platform are also quite friendly, only 0.25% per trade. Plus, liquidity providers get incentives, and anyone can create a pool without being charged any fees at all. It’s no wonder that the Solana ecosystem is starting to pay more attention to that direction.
All of these steps show one thing: PumpFun is not just a place to launch a sudden memecoin. They are starting to form a more structured and long-term-oriented ecosystem.
Disclaimer: The content of this article solely reflects the author's opinion and does not represent the platform in any capacity. This article is not intended to serve as a reference for making investment decisions.
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