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Pump.fun has launched a new development platform that has already caused controversy among the Solana meme community, after its founder Alon Cohen said that he would use it to launch “ordering” of low-cost coins as a live test.
The changes come at a time when interest in the launch of the low-cost market remains high, even as instability, account security concerns, and past pumping and dumping continue to control user behavior.
He announced The Pump.fun platform announced on Tuesday that the “Notifications” feature is now available within its mobile app, a feature that allows users to alert all their followers of a certain amount through instant notifications.
callouts are here!
– call money once every 6 hours
– alert ALL your followers via push notifications
– rise to the top of the world leaderboardit’s time to win with a fun faucet app for mobile, download it now
pic.twitter.com/Zc9OlJt8Gg
– Pump.fun (@Pumpun) January 15, 2026
Each user can make one call every six hours, and users are placed on a global network that tracks events and trends.
Pump.fun’s attractions attract attention and provoke questions
The users who make the calls are selected from the international community, adding to the competition that combines exposure and engagement.
Pump.fun says that this is what helps the coins to exit their life cycle, especially within its spin-off system, where prices rise as demand rises.
Shortly after launch, He said Cohen said the mobile app will be a big focus for Pump.fun in the coming months.
He also warned users not to follow his verified account on the Pump.fun platform, “alonalon,” amid concerns about impersonation.
According to the information displayed on the platform, the account has more than $112,000, including SOL money and several meme tokens, has 11,500 followers, does not follow other users, and has not started any money.
The announcement immediately sparked speculation among traders, with some seeing the test call as a way to make big profits.
Therefore, a well-known announcement, especially from a platform founder, can attract attention and generate money quickly, even for a short period of time.
At the same time, some traders are wondering if the account has been hacked or if the test call can match the hypes led by the previous ones.
These concerns started in recent history, as the main account of Pump.fun on the X platform was hacked in February 2025 and used to promote fake codes.
Later that year, Cohen’s X account was temporarily suspended along with the project’s account before being reinstated, although this incident was due to the implementation of the platform’s policy rather than a confirmed hack.
The suspension of @pumpdotfun on X comes as the platform prepares to sell the $1 billion token – but there are also big challenges.# Memecoins # Cryptohttps://t.co/hQxIqknVce
– Cryptonews.com (@cryptonews) June 17, 2025
However, there is no public record that Cohen’s Pump.fun account was hacked.
Opinions continue to heat up as Pump.fun rebuilds its meme economy
The Pump.fun update also comes with some serious changes to the platform.
In recent days, the company has released new tools for developers and abandoned the previous payment method, now allowing token developers to distribute fees across multiple wallets, transfer ownership after launch, and remove change authority to demonstrate long-term commitment.
@Pump.fun introduces revenue sharing for developers to solve the problem of teams and prevent coin startups with ease.https://t.co/Jrd1XOUZWu
– Cryptonews.com (@cryptonews) January 9, 2026
These changes followed internal reactions that previous payment methods encouraged the production of more tokens without supporting commercial activities. The new approach places more emphasis on market participation and producer accountability.
Despite the risks, usage data shows that Pump.fun remains one of the most popular meme generators in the cryptocurrency space.
In just the last twenty-four hours, it has happened to release More than 30,000 new signs, of which just over 200 signs have reached “graduation”. The volume of sales during this period exceeded $113 million, and the number of daily transactions has almost doubled in the past week, showing interest in speculation.
As for the platform’s token, PUMP, it is trading at about $0.0027, down about 7% during the day and about 69% below its highest level.
The token’s trading volume has also dropped slightly in the past 24 hours, indicating a cooling period in the meme cryptocurrency market.
A note Pump.fun CEO Launches Low-Income ‘Callouts’ to Test New ‘Callouts’ – Is It 100x Up? appeared for the first time Cryptonews Arabic.
