Pump.Fun's New CRS Feature Could Turbocharge the Solana Ecosystem

This projection is tied to Pump.Fun, the Solana-based memecoin, which recently announced a new Creator Revenue Sharing (CRS) feature on its platform.

Pump.Fun, the Solana-based memecoin platform, has announced a new Creator Revenue Sharing (CRS) feature that will see creators earn 50% of all the trading fees generated from their tokens. The platform is known for facilitating the creation and launch of memecoins, aiming to provide a fun and engaging experience for crypto enthusiasts.

According to a post on the official X handle, users who create a new coin and have it listed on the bonding curve will start earning 50% of the trading fees generated from their token.

“This initiative is designed to incentivize content creation, trading activity, and bring more users to the Solana ecosystem,” the post reads.

Announcing the Creator Revenue Sharing (CRS) feature on Pump.Fun! 🤩

Creators will earn 50% of all the trading fees generated from their tokens. This initiative is designed to incentivize content creation, trading activity, and bring more users to the Solana ecosystem.

Read more: https://t.co/Y8P8p88ZtI

— Pump.Fun (@pump_fun) October 27, 2023

This move is expected to spark optimism within the Solana ecosystem as it could lead to more individuals making and launching tokens on the Solana blockchain.

"Those who have previously graduated to PumpSwap will automatically start earning. Join the Pump.Fun community today and be a part of the fun!" the post concludes.

The CRS initiative aligns the interests of creators, traders, and the platform, fostering a positive feedback loop that could drive sustained growth within the Solana ecosystem.

As the platform witnesses increased activity, Solana might become more used, impacting the SOL outlook.

On the other hand, crypto analyst Michaël van de Poppe has highlighted another key factor that could further boost Solana.

According to van de Poppe, small-cap altcoins will likely yield substantially high returns.

This is because coins like Omni (OMNI) have been affected by broader macroeconomic factors such as interest rate hikes, inflation, among others.

However, this also positions them for a possible strong reversal, as small-cap altcoins have lower trading volume and liquidity.

For clarification, small-cap altcoins refer to cryptocurrencies with a low market cap, usually below $1 billion.

Due to their low trading volume, little buying pressure could trigger a large price spike.

Discussing his bullish stance on small-cap tokens, van de Poppe names OMNI as one such coin that will benefit.

"Small-cap altcoins will massively return. This is because we've seen coins like Omni get affected by broader macroeconomic factors (interest rates, inflation, etc.). Now, they're setting up for a strong reversal."

Interestingly, most tokens that emerge from Pump.Fun are small-cap.

Therefore, a growth in these tokens could create a favorable environment for SRC-20 tokens by driving capital into these assets built on Solana’s secure blockchain.

The overall impact of this development could rub off on Solana, thereby boosting general market sentiment due to cross-chain activity.

Solana’s lower fees, fast transactions, and growing ecosystem give it an advantage for increased adoption, which could lead to price appreciation for SOL.

SOL’s trading volume has spiked despite the Solana price showing a slight dip.

As of press time, SOL price was trading at $174.56, down around 1% from its daily peak of $180.95.

Despite the drop, investors remain bullish as trading volume has jumped by 13.74% to $5.63 billion.

There have been predictions on the possible price trajectory for Solana. In the short term, projections put Solana’s price between $194 and $215.

If the coin is supported by broader ecosystem development, it can flip $200 and climb to $250 if momentum is sustained.

The response of creators to Pump.Fun’s new feature might signal the outlook for SOL.