PANews reported on March 3rd that Pump.fun, a Solana ecosystem-based Meme token issuance platform, announced the addition of support for tokens issued on competitorPANews reported on March 3rd that Pump.fun, a Solana ecosystem-based Meme token issuance platform, announced the addition of support for tokens issued on competitor
Pump.fun mobile app now supports tokens and other non-native assets issued on competing platforms.
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PANews reported on March 3rd that Pump.fun, a Solana ecosystem-based Meme token issuance platform, announced the addition of support for tokens issued on competitor platforms and other non-native assets through its mobile app. Users can now trade tokens issued on other Solana-based token issuance platforms such as Raydium and Meteora, as well as wrapped Bitcoin and wrapped Ethereum via Wormhole bridging, and established tokens like Gigachad and PENGU. Pump.fun stated that this move aims to reduce transaction friction, allowing users to control on-chain operations without leaving the app.
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