fun traders, after a long stretch of weak performance, are beginning to see a clear turnaround in 2026, according to fresh data from CoinGecko. Between April 2024 and late 2025, most traders exiting positions on the popular Solana-based meme coin platform ended each month with losses. 1% in June 2025, amid significant underperformance among active participants.
The trend began to reverse in early 2026. 3% in April 2026. In April 2026, profits were heavily concentrated at the lower end of the spectrum.
1%, earned between $1 and $500. 4%, booked gains above $1,000. 8%) saw losses of more than $1,000.
8 million in December 2025. The subsequent recovery in early 2026 points to a smaller but potentially more experienced trader base returning to the platform. fun announced it had burned all previously repurchased PUMP tokens and introduced a new buyback-and-burn program funded by 50% of future net revenue.
The project said the burned tokens were worth about $370 million and represented 36% of the circulating supply. - From $26 to Under $1: RAVE’s Historic Crash Draws Investigation Calls - Hayden Davis Resurfaces After LIBRA Crash, But His Latest Trades Are Deep in the Red - These Popular Altcoins Lost the Most in the Last 24 Hours: What You Need to Know It added that, facing trust issues over the longevity of its business, the certainty of buybacks, and how repurchased tokens would be used. fun, the move was meant to address uncertainty through a community-first approach going forward.
