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Pump.fun is cooked. Here are 5 reasons why: 1/ Sandwich Bots - $29.7M stolen Bitquery found 6.85M sandwich attacks on Solana. 96% happened on Pump.fun. Bots frontrun your buys, you get the worst price. 2/ RICO Lawsuit - $5.5B claim NY court threw out securities claim but allowed RICO (organized crime) claim to proceed against Pump.fun founders. Retail claims $5.5B in losses. 3/ Team Dumping On Oct 13, team wallets moved 1.458B $PUMP ($7.58M) to Coinbase Prime. That's just October's unlock. PUMP down 12% that day. 4/ App Store Delisted + UK Banned Apple removed Pump.fun app. FCA banned it in the UK. 5/ Kimchi Scandal Paid partnership with @kimchi1x who claims $40M TRUMP profit (only $6M verified). Launched $KIMCHI with 75% supply to 1 wallet. Pumped to $15M, dumped 98%. Pump.fun isn't a launchpad anymore. It's an extraction machine. Don't be exit liquidity. This is proof that Pump.fun is no longer a fair launch platform, but a platform that pays influencers to create cabal coins and retail becomes the victim.

The Truth About $KIMCHI (Aura Final Boss) This is not a story about a kimchi seller who became a trillionaire. 1. The Person: @kimchi1x is a pseudonymous Solana trader. He went viral for claiming he made $40 million trading TRUMP. He never provided wallet proof. On-chain investigators at Bubblemaps could only verify around $6 million. 2. The Partnership: On October 20, 2026, Pump.fun announced him as an official creative partner. The announcement was marked as a paid partnership. 3. The Launch: Minutes after the announcement, $KIMCHI launched on Pump.fun. Contract: CSocnzcRpgSCr1naKcNTieWZUxb6rABe45j844m7pump It reached a ~$40 million market cap in under an hour. 4. The On-Chain Reality: - The deployer bought 79.3% of the supply for just 87 SOL (~$9,000). - 750 million tokens (75% of the total supply) were transferred to a wallet labeled as Kimchi. - 100% of the creator fees are permanently hardcoded to that same wallet. One wallet controls 75% of the supply and earns 100% of the fees forever. 5. The Dump: On October 22, he posted a photo of a billboard in New York with a QR code linking to another $KIMCHI coin. It pumped to $15 million. He then deleted the post. The price collapsed by over 98%. This was never a success story. It was a textbook case of bundled supply and exit liquidityy.