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After five months of suspension, the meme creation platform Pump.fun is gradually reintroducing its live streaming feature. This relaunch is accompanied by new moderation measures and occurs in a challenging context for the memecoin ecosystem. Alon Cohen, co-founder of Pump.fun, recently announced the reactivation of live streaming on the meme creation platform based on Solana . This feature had been abruptly suspended in November 2024 due to a proliferation of extreme and harmful content that had overwhelmed the platform. Five months later, Pump.fun is attempting a more measured approach. In his announcement posted on X, Cohen specifies that this reintroduction comes with “moderation systems compliant with industry standards” and transparent community rules. For now, only 5% of users can access this feature, while the team tests the effectiveness of its new safety measures and adjusts its policies. The new moderation policy aims to find a delicate balance between creativity, freedom of expression, and user safety. It explicitly prohibits violent content, animal abuse, pornography, and anything that could endanger minors. However, the language used in this policy remains relatively vague regarding the precise definition of “inappropriate content,” leaving significant room for interpretation. The platform acknowledges that some content deemed NSFW (Not Safe For Work) may still appear and reserves the right to moderate content according to its own criteria. This relaunch of live streaming occurs in a particularly unfavorable environment for the memecoin ecosystem. Investor interest in this sector has seen a significant decline, exacerbated by several scandals and highly publicized token withdrawals like LIBRA and MELANIA. The Trump token (TRUMP) has also seen its value drop by over 90% from its peak in January. Recent data from Dune Analytics reveals a concerning situation for Pump.fun. The graduation rate of tokens on the platform, that is, the percentage of tokens that manage to pass the incubation phase to become fully tradable on a Solana DEX, has fallen below 1%, down from 1.67% at the beginning of the year. This situation reflects the broader difficulties of Solana . The VanEck report shows that revenues and trading volumes on smart contract platforms have dropped by 36% and 40% respectively. Solana is particularly suffering, with a 66% collapse in revenue related to daily fees. To address this situation, Pump.fun recently left Raydium to launch PumpSwap, its own DEX. This strategic decision aims to stem the decline in its revenues and limit the carnage of memecoins on its platform. Thus, the relaunch of live streaming is an attempt at revitalization during a critical period for Pump.fun . Its success will depend on the effectiveness of the new moderation measures and the ecosystem’s ability to win back investors after several months of decline.

Bitcoin hovered below the $77,000 level in early Monday trading as the broader crypto market downturn deepened. Losses extended across altcoins, with major ones like Ether, XRP, and Solana suffering double-digit losses ahead of the US stock market opening. Bitcoin fell below $75,000 today, its lowest level since November, as crypto markets tumbled amid growing concerns over President Trump’s new global tariff policies impacting Asian markets, CoinGecko data shows. The crypto market selloff intensified with major altcoins posting severe losses. Ether dropped 17% to trade under $1,400, levels not seen in March 2023. The sharp price drop forced the liquidation of an Ethereum whale, who suffered losses surpassing $100 million . XRP declined 16% to $1.7, with its market cap falling to $102 million and losing its position among the top three crypto assets. Solana and Dogecoin each fell 16%, while Cardano dropped 15%. Binance Coin and TRON showed more resilience, declining 8% and 6% respectively. The total crypto market capitalization decreased by over 10% to $2.5 trillion, representing approximately $100 billion in lost value within 10 hours. The decline coincided with sharp falls on Asian stock markets. Taiwan’s benchmark index plunged nearly 10%, its largest single-day drop since 1990. Shares of major Taiwanese companies like TSMC and Foxconn tumbled nearly 10%, triggering automatic trading halts. In response, Taiwan’s Financial Supervisory Commission (FSC) introduced temporary short-selling restrictions in an effort to stabilize the market. The ripple effect was felt across the region. Japan’s Nikkei index plunged over 8% on April 7, while Hong Kong’s Hang Seng Index sank roughly 12%. China’s CSI 300 Index also dropped sharply, falling 7%. In South Korea, the Kospi shed more than 5% early in the session, prompting a five-minute circuit breaker. Singapore’s Straits Times Index wasn’t spared either, slipping nearly 8%. Markets in Australia and New Zealand followed the downtrend. The ASX 200 in Australia dropped 6.3%, and New Zealand’s NZX 50 slid more than 3.5%. Arthur Hayes, co-founder and former CEO of BitMEX, said Monday he’s been actively purchasing Bitcoin while maintaining a cautious stance on altcoins. “Been nibbling on $BTC all day, and shall continue,” Hayes said, indicating an ongoing Bitcoin accumulation strategy amid market volatility. The analyst points to cheaper altcoins but expects Bitcoin’s dominance – its share of the total crypto market cap – to increase towards 70%, implying Bitcoin’s market-leading gains. “Shitcoins are getting in our strike zone,” he said, “but I think #bitcoin dominance keeps zooming towards 70%. So we are not gorging at the shitcoin supermarket.” Hayes reiterated that the catalyst for Bitcoin’s growth is the central banks’ continued use of monetary stimulus in response to economic slowdowns.

A whale saw a massive amount of their Ethereum — 67,570 units worth around $106 million — liquidated on Maker following a sharp price drop exceeding 10% on Sunday evening, which saw ETH fall from above $1,800 to around $1,500, as reported by Lookonchain. The crypto market has faced renewed selling pressure after showing resilience on Friday amid US stock market declines. Bearish sentiment fueled by President Trump’s aggressive tariffs sent Bitcoin tumbling below $78,000, according to CoinGecko. The crypto market decline extended beyond Bitcoin and Ethereum, with the total crypto market cap dropping approximately 8% to $2.6 trillion. In the last 24 hours, XRP declined 10% to below $1.9, while BNB fell 5% to $562. Solana, Dogecoin, and Cardano each dropped approximately 11%. TRON showed relatively smaller losses at 2%. As a result of the recent decline, the ETH/BTC trading pair reached 0.021 on April 6, marking its lowest level since March 2020. In a separate report, Lookonchain revealed that another investor panic-sold 14,014 ETH, worth approximately $22 million, this evening. Despite the current market turbulence, some whales are viewing the dip as an opportunity to accumulate more ETH. A whale widely known as “7 Siblings” recently acquired 24,817 for around $42 million, Lookonchain reported , boosting their total holdings to over 1.2 million ETH, which is now valued at approximately $1.9 billion. Since February 3, this investor has spent almost $230 million to buy 103,543 ETH, currently facing a loss of $64 million on their accumulated coins. IntoTheBlock reported earlier this week that whales accumulated 130,000 ETH on Thursday when the second-largest crypto asset plunged below $1,800 in the first trading session post-tariff announcement.

The U.S. Treasury Department and other federal agencies are expected to disclose their Bitcoin and cryptocurrency holdings later today, April 5th. Anticipation centers on whether major altcoins like XRP, Solana (SOL), and Cardano (ADA) are included, validating President Trump’s previously announced plan for a “digital asset stockpile.” Arkham Intelligence data indicates the US Government already holds approximately 198,012 Bitcoin (~$16 billion). President Trump’s earlier directive outlined a reserve including Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP, Solana, and Cardano. That initial announcement significantly helped the market, fueling a 33% surge in XRP’s price. While XRP has since pulled back, dipping below $3 in February and now testing around $2 most recently, analysts suggest today’s confirmation could serve as another major catalyst. Related: Top Trader Maps XRP Dip to $1.80, Then $5 Rally According to analysis, XRP price is at a critical juncture. XRP is currently trading sideways, forming a potential triangle pattern on the daily chart. It’s still unclear whether this is part of a triangle or a larger wave structure and the key support level to watch is around $1.21. As long as XRP holds above this level, the bullish trend remains valid. If the price drops below $1.77, it could confirm a move lower toward the $1.20–$1.50 range. Related: XRP Price Prediction: Can Bulls Push Past $2.10 for Rally to $2.68? On the upside, the immediate resistance is at $2.23. A break above this level could lead to a move toward $2.56–$2.83. For bullish momentum to strengthen, XRP would need to break above $2.57 or even $3.40. Disclaimer: The information presented in this article is for informational and educational purposes only. The article does not constitute financial advice or advice of any kind. Coin Edition is not responsible for any losses incurred as a result of the utilization of content, products, or services mentioned. Readers are advised to exercise caution before taking any action related to the company.