Pump.fun introduces the Cashback Coins mechanism, allowing traders to earn creator fees.

ChainCatcher message: According to the official announcement from Pump.fun, the platform has launched a new feature called Cashback Coins, which allows token creators to choose to return all creator fees to traders before issuance, rather than to the token deployer. Pump.fun states that although creator fees play a positive role in helping teams, creators, and founders grow and succeed, many tokens have achieved success without a team or project leader, resulting in token deployers who should not receive fees gaining disproportionate rewards. Unlike tokens that charge creator fees, Cashback Coins cannot conduct CTO (Creator Token Offering). Users can claim cashback rewards through the “Rewards” section of the Pump.fun mobile app. Once the token is issued, this decision will be permanently locked.

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