X от Илона Маска восстанавливает аккаунт Pump.fun и его основателей после 24-часовой блокировки

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После 24 часов «мрака» на платформе X, поддерживаемой Илоном Маском, учётные записи Pump.fun, стартовой площадки для мемкоинов на базе Solana (SOL), и её основателя были восстановлены. В понедельник были заблокированы несколько учётных записей X, связанных с криптовалютой, что вызвало спекуляции.

Кроме того, платформа X не предоставила подробного объяснения, почему аккаунты были закрыты. Однако, как сообщает Coinpedia, 24-часовая блокировка аккаунта Pump.fun, скорее всего, была вызвана злонамеренными действиями, нарушившими правила X.

За последний год своего существования Pump.fun способствовал запуску сотен тысяч мемкоинов на блокчейне Solana, и лишь немногие из них получили широкое распространение. Модель справедливого запуска помогла платформе привлечь больше пользователей, что имело большое значение для экосистемы Solana.

В результате за последний год Pump.fun заработала почти 1 миллиард долларов, что сыграет решающую роль в ожидаемом запуске токена на 4 миллиарда долларов. Площадка для запуска работает над расширением своих услуг, включив в них децентрализованную биржу (DEX), чтобы конкурировать с другими протоколами Web3, предлагающими аналогичные услуги в сфере мемкоинов. Тем временем ощутимый успех платформы Pump.fun помог экосистеме мемкоинов Solana вырасти почти до 10 миллиардов долларов, а среднесуточный объём торгов — примерно до 2,6 миллиарда долларов. Восстановление платформы Pump.fun сыграет решающую роль в долгосрочном успехе Solana в преддверии скорого одобрения биржевых фондов SOL в США.

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