OnlyStreets is developing a Solana memecoin launchpad where every token begins with a fresh photograph taken through its in-app camera. Its Rarelist creator campaign runs through November 17.
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Pump.fun's products collected a record $175 million in October fees, but DefiLlama-based data shows that protocol revenue was approximately $62.4 million, with $29 million recorded as PUMP buybacks.
Pump.fun captured 92% of memecoin launches, but new on-chain data reveals why most tokens fail to graduate and sustain trading activity.
Pumpdata found 37.9% of graduated Pump.fun tokens filled their bonding curves within two slots of creation, raising questions about early demand.
The Solana-based ANAKIN meme coin became the most-traded token on Pump.fun on November 2, 2026, recording 73,582 SOL in trading volume
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