This narrative is tiresome Even if we wanted to promote PVP (which does NOT increase revenue in the way people assume it does), it absolutely is bad for business long term. Given our extremely ambitious targets, focusing on sloppy short term revenue would do nothing for us The way pump fun 10x's as a platform is for runners to run and for users to have the best experience possible - PVP is the antithesis to that

did Pumpfun pay out $15,000,000 to the right traders? we announced Callout Rewards 2 months ago as part of our vision to make Pumpfun the most rewarding trading platform. however, Callout Rewards V1 inadvertently rewarded the wrong behavior, which led to low quality spam & a reluctance to produce quality content we later updated the reward algorithm to favor quality over quantity, meaning the more you callout each day, the more diminished your returns are, similarly to other social media platforms I'm confident that we're heading in the right direction with each iteration, but as with any incentive program as lucrative as this, there's a lot of work we need to do to incentivize quality content that's scalable to the masses. so far, we've rewarded everyone from the biggest accounts to accounts with <10 followers. no favoritism, no preferential treatment. completely equal opportunities for all. the alpha is this: focus on calling out good tokens > traders begin to trust your callouts > they trade based on your confluence > you get rewarded for volume attributed to your callout spamming callouts will not work. dumping on followers will not work. the best time to start was 2 months ago. the next best time is now.

I think it's time for us all to admit we kinda like memecoins and they'll kinda be around forever and more users will kinda perpetually join the ecosystem over the next 5-10 years and we're all kinda going to make it