Pump.fun Tests Its Own AMM Pool to Reduce Dependence on Raydium and Control Trading Fees

Pump.fun Tests Its Own AMM Pool to Reduce Dependence on Raydium and Control Trading Fees

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2026-07-05 22:28:12
Pump.fun is testing an automated market maker (AMM) liquidity pool on its testnet, aiming to reduce reliance on Raydium and retain more transaction fees. The platform has processed over $500 million in swap fees and recently blocked a hacker linked to the Bybit exploit. This move could impact Raydium's market position.

Solana生态中的Meme代币发行平台Pump.fun正在测试自有的自动化做市商(AMM)流动性池,旨在减少对第三方流动性提供商Raydium的依赖,并将更多交易费用保留在平台内部。根据链上分析账号@trenchdiver101的监测,Pump.fun已在测试网上部署AMM功能,若测试成功,Meme代币将能够从Raydium无缝迁移至Pump.fun的流动性池。

平台数据与战略意图

据DeFiLlama数据,Pump.fun累计已处理超过5亿美元的swap费用。然而,目前仅有1.4%在该平台发行的代币最终迁移至Raydium。表明绝大多数代币停留在Pump.fun内部市场进行交易。通过自建AMM,Pump.fun有望进一步截留交易手续费,并设计代币奖励机制,从而强化自身生态系统。

挑战:流动性稳定性与安全风险

尽管进展积极,Pump.fun仍面临流动性稳定性挑战。Meme代币主导去中心化交易所(DEX)交易量,但波动性仍是突出问题。平台正努力围绕这些代币构建可持续的社区,以支持长期市场稳定。

安全方面,Pump.fun近期屏蔽了一名与Bybit黑客攻击事件相关的地址。该黑客利用Pump.fun交易Meme代币来转移被盗资金(总额达14.6亿美元)。链上调查发现,其中约108万美元被转换为Meme代币并分散至多条区块链,最终被Pump.fun拦截。

对Raydium生态的潜在影响

当前Pump.fun的运作模式是:内部市场匹配交易,当内部流动性池满额时,交易路由至Raydium的流动性池,并向Raydium的流动性提供者支付费用。Raydium作为Solana生态主要AMP平台,其锁仓量(TVL)长期位居网络前列。

若Pump.fun成功建立自有AMM,将直接抽取原本流向Raydium的流动性。这可能削弱Raydium的收入模式和市场地位,尤其是考虑到大部分Pump.fun代币并未迁移至Raydium,平台的自主AMM将进一步减少对Raydium的必要性。

市场分析:控制权与生态博弈

Pump.fun此举体现了垂直整合趋势——从代币发行到流动性提供再到交易撮合均自主掌控。若能成功,平台将获得更灵活的费率设置能力,并可能推出流动性激励机制。对Solana生态整体而言,这既是去中心化程度的演化,也可能带来流动性碎片化风险。Raydium需要应对用户和资金流失的挑战,而Pump.fun则需要在Meme代币的波动性中维持AMM的稳定运行。

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