Pump.fun faces a class action lawsuit alleging it sold unregistered securities and facilitated risky meme coin trading on Solana.

Pump.fun allegedly sold unregistered securities disguised as meme tokens and attracted nearly $500 million in fees.

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The legal complaint alleges that all tokens generated on the Pump.fun platform are securities and should be subject to U.S. securities regulations. Pump.fun, along with its three founders, Alon Cohen, ...

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Cryptocurrency platform Pump.Fun was hit with a class action lawsuit on Thursday. The company and its top leadership are ...

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