According to on-chain monitoring service OnchainDataNerd, Pump.fun sold another 84,789 SOL today, worth approximately $6.25 million. That brings the total amount of SOL sold to 4,823,325, with cumulative proceeds of roughly $807 million. The average selling price across all recorded sales stands at about $167.4 per SOL. The figures were captured from on-chain data and relayed by ChainCatcher. The alert, categorized as a 7x24 hour news flash, did not disclose additional details about the buyer, the transaction method, or any plans for further sales. This is not the first disposal: the word "again" in the original Chinese alert indicates that Pump.fun has made similar moves previously. The sale adds to a pattern of repeated SOL disposals by the named entity, based strictly on the data points provided. No further context or market commentary was included in the original alert. The dollar values are approximations as reported. The cumulative average price is derived from the stated total sold and total value, not from a weighted aggregation of individual trades.
Pump.fun sold another 84,789 SOL today, according to data from OnchainDataNerd. The transaction is valued at roughly $6.25 million.
The sale brings cumulative SOL sales to 4,823,325 tokens. In dollar terms, the total reaches about $807 million, with an average sale price of approximately $167.4 per SOL.
ChainCatcher relayed the on-chain alert. The original flash note did not specify the counterparty or any further disposal plans.
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