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Pump.fun has acquired the crypto trading terminal Vyper. Vyper will end its independent product and move its infrastructure to the Pump.fun ecosystem, the Solana memecoin launchpad. Vyper announced it will shut down its core functions as of February 10; limited features will remain accessible. Users are being directed to Pump.fun’s Terminal tool (formerly known as Padre). This move reflects Pump.fun’s strategy to consolidate its trading flow from token launches to execution and analytics. The acquisition price was not disclosed. Pump.fun had previously acquired Padre on October 24, strengthening liquidity and execution, and established its Pump Fund investment arm in January. The platform, which launched a $3 million hackathon on January 20, expanded its memecoin-focused structure. As the memecoin market cooled, according to DefiLlama data, Pump.fun’s monthly revenue fell from $137 million in January 2025 to $31 million in January 2026. According to CoinMarketCap, the memecoin market cap dropped from $100 billion in December 2024 to $28 billion. Pump.fun protocol revenue from January 2025 to January 2026. Source: DefiLlama Critical Support and Resistance Levels for SOL Solana (SOL) price is currently at 80.95$ level, 24-hour change -10.99%. RSI at 23.29 is in oversold territory, overall trend is downward. This acquisition could revitalize memecoin activity in the SOL ecosystem. Supports: S1: 78.35$ (Strong, 74% score, -3.70% distance) S2: 67.50$ (Strong, 73% score, -17.04% distance) Resistances: R1: 82.40$ (Strong, 74% score, +1.28% distance) R2: 95.47$ (Strong, 65% score, +17.34% distance) For detailed SOL analysis, visit our SOL detailed analysis and SOL futures pages. EMA 20: 110.22$, Supertrend bearish. How Does Pump.fun’s Acquisition of Vyper Affect SOL? This integration increases Pump.fun’s dominance on Solana by consolidating memecoin trading under one roof. Despite market cooling, consolidation could support SOL liquidity. Check more in SOL detailed analysis. Frequently Asked Questions About Pump.fun and Vyper Integration When…

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