Pump.fun moves 120.000 SOL to Kraken

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Solana’s meme launchpad, Pump Fun, has kicked off the New Year with a bang by transferring 120,000 SOL, worth about $22.88 million, to the Kraken exchange.

This move has sparked chatter in the crypto community about whether a selloff is on the horizon.

Sell the news?

Arkham Intelligence shared that this transfer marks Pump Fun’s first big move of 2025, but after this transfer, Pump Fun still holds 172,000 SOL and 101,000 JITSOL, valued at approximately $55.19 million.

While some are quick to cry selloff, the exact reason behind this transfer remains a bit of a mystery.

The funds reportedly come from Pump Fun’s revenue since its launch, and despite the speculation, the team has denied any intentions to sell off their holdings.

On the other hand, this isn’t the first time they’ve made headlines for moving large amounts of SOL, a similar transfer occurred back in November 2024.

Money talks

Back then, Pump Fun sold 36,400 SOL for about $6.77 million and moved those funds to Kraken as well.

Market watchers speculated that Kraken was chosen for its high liquidity, so it’s perfect for cashing out quickly if needed.

Also, worth to mention that the platform has faced some serious challenges lately, because following its explosive growth last year, it came under fire from regulators.

In December 2024, the UK’s Financial Conduct Authority issued a warning that Pump Fun might be offering financial services without proper permissions.

They advised users to steer clear of the platform due to potential risks.

Obedience

In response to this regulatory scrutiny, Pump Fun had to update its website and terms of service to block UK users from accessing their platform.

They even suspended their livestreaming service due to user complaints and abuse.

Now all eyes will be on how this situation continues, and everyone ask will Pump Fun’s transfer signal a selloff or is it just business as usual? No one knows, but time will tell.

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