2025-12-27 16:30:01

Last hour's most active tokens on Pump Fun ranked by trading volume:

$Pimp leads the pack, followed by $Pippin, $Blind, $Murad, and $Fartcoin rounding out the top five. These five tokens have dominated the volume metrics over the recent trading period, reflecting strong market activity and trader interest in this segment. Whether you're tracking short-term momentum or monitoring emerging tokens, these names are worth watching for their recent volume performance on the platform.

PIPPIN-3,67%

FARTCOIN3,9%

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SpeakWithHatOn

· 8h ago

Wow, is $Fartcoin really still in the top 5? That's hilarious, haha

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FlashLoanPhantom

· 8h ago

Haha, it's this group of scam coins taking turns to manipulate the market again. $Fartcoin is truly amazing.

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GameFiCritic

· 8h ago

These coin names are really... unbelievable, like Pimp, Fartcoin, this is the current market environment. After artificially inflated trading volume, it's just the story of bagholders taking over. --- A surge in trading volume ≠ project quality. I just want to know how much retention there will be after this wave of hot money flows in. It's just a gambler's game. --- Things on Pump Fun are basically about who can cut profits faster. I bet these coins won't last more than 72 hours in their lifecycle. --- Chasing hot topics every day is less meaningful than paying attention to whether the tokenomics have a real deflation mechanism. Many current projects are just designed to fleece retail investors. --- It's ridiculous. The more fantastical the name of a coin, the more vigorous the trading volume... What does this indicate? --- Volume indicators look good, but what about the number of holders and address diversity? These data will never appear on the hot list, haha.

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