In a remarkable advancement in the cryptocurrency ecosystem, Solana ($SOL), a major player in the digital asset space, has made headlines by depositing $7.81 million worth of Solana into the Kraken exchange.
This latest transaction, consisting of 54,113 $SOL tokens, is part of a larger trend in which Solana has been actively managing and expanding its crypto portfolio. According to reports from OnchainLens, this deposit brings Solana’s total holdings to a staggering $469.1 million.
Kraken has been deposited into. This is but one among many moves that have strengthened PumpFun’s position in the marketplace. This year alone, 2025, the company has sent forth an amount of $SOL that is nothing less than staggering—1,573,313 $SOL, worth about $293.26 million, has been transferred to the marketplace via Kraken. The total amount of $SOL held by PumpFun stands now at 3,232,101 tokens, a number with which we can directly associate the company’s valuation, which is in excess of 3/4 of a billion dollars.
2 hours ago, PumpFun (@pumpdotfun) deposited 54,113 $SOL valued at $7.81M, into #Kraken.
In 2025, they sent a total of 1,573,313 $SOL worth $293.26M.
Overall, they have earned 3,232,101 $SOL currently valued at $469.1M. pic.twitter.com/YMhtxRKF4Z
— Onchain Lens (@OnchainLens) March 25, 2025
PumpFun’s Strategic Moves and Future Plans
PumpFun is doing more in the crypto space than simply holding large sums of assets. The company is now bringing its own kind of innovation to the industry. Recently, Alon, one of PumpFun’s co-founders, shared some very future-forward plans for the platform with the folks at Bankless. Alon told the crypto media outlet that PumpFun is preparing to launch a feature called “Creator Revenue Sharing.” This initiative, Alon explained, is set to redefine what it means to be a creator on the PumpFun platform.
In an interesting statement, Alon cleared up the misconception that he and his fellow YouTube stars are raking in the dough and living lavish lives. “We reinvest in product development almost all the revenue we generate (which is a decent amount but not what you might think). So, by the way, when this company is valued at $1 billion, it’s not because we’ve printed money and have a lot in our bank account. It’s because we’ve reinvested almost everything into development and we’ve got this amazing product that works super well for the people who use it.
Alon’s comments highlight an important facet of PumpFun’s work: the company is not just in the business of making money from token trading or speculation. Rather, it is deeply committed to growing its platform, and its storyline in the crypto space is one of direct and obvious linkage between the development of its products and the kind of success that would make it a company of substance and not just a revenue-focused project.
Alon, co-founder of PumpFun, said in Bankless that the Creator Revenue Sharing function will be launched. He claimed that all the $600 million in revenue was reinvested in product development and not distributed to investors. The team now has 45 to 50 people, mainly engineers.…
— Wu Blockchain (@WuBlockchain) March 26, 2025
Currently, the PumpFun team comprises approximately 45 to 50 individuals, a large portion of whom are focused on engineering. This indicates that the company has a strong emphasis on technical development—a most favorable posture to take in the highly competitive cryptocurrency and blockchain universe. With the emergence of decentralized finance (DeFi) and creator-driven ecosystems, PumpFun’s investment in its engineering team seems a shrewd way to ensure that it remains competitive.
PumpFun’s Role in the Crypto Ecosystem
What makes PumpFun different from many other players in the crypto world is its vision. The company is not just gathering up tokens for some future financial windfall; it’s building a platform that aims to give real power to creators and change the way they work with and earn from digital assets. One of the first steps on this path, which could take it in a number of different directions, is a new feature called Creator Revenue Sharing.
Furthermore, the choice made by PumpFun to reinvest all of its earnings back into the platform instead of sharing it with profit investors like the usual in the crypto space reflects a long-term development strategy that seems to be working for the new decentralized online gaming platform. The usual in the crypto space is projects that share dividends with investors and promise imminent returns. PumpFun is not that type of project. Instead, it is clearly using its funds to grow and develop itself further.
