pump.fun founder reveals team has over 70 core members and is about to announce its first acquisition
According to Jinse Finance, pump.fun founder Alon shared on social media the platform’s future key directions: enhancing the quality, sustainability, and diversity of tokens already launched; expanding the creator revenue-sharing mechanism to CTO projects; and further adjusting the fee structure. The team will double down on the “social” sector, with increased investment and focus on pump.fun’s live streaming feature. Currently, the basic framework of the team has been initially established, with over 70 core members covering engineering, data, security, trust and compliance, legal, operations, and growth. The team will continue to actively expand through recruitment and strategic acquisitions, with the first acquisition announcement coming soon.
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