Pump.fun Acquires Kolscan to Add Wallet Tracking Ahead of $1B PUMP Token ICO

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Pump.fun has acquired Kolscan, a wallet-tracking platform, ahead of its $1 billion PUMP token ICO scheduled for Saturday. The announcement came on July 11, marking the company’s first acquisition.

Pump.fun Kolscan Acquisition AnnouncementSource: Pump.fun / X (@pumpdotfun)
Pump.fun Kolscan Acquisition Announcement. Source: Pump.fun / X (@pumpdotfun)

Kolscan tracks top wallet activities onchain. It shows real-time trades, gains and losses, and ranks wallets using a public leaderboard. The name “Kolscan” comes from the term “key opinion leader.” It focuses on visible trader accounts across crypto networks.

Pump.fun said the Kolscan acquisition will bring new tools to both platforms. “Our integration will not only enable better products for both Kolscan and pump fun users, but allow for totally new experiences that will change the entire onchain trading landscape,” the company stated.

Pump.fun ICO Aims to Raise $1 Billion With PUMP Token

Pump.fun plans to raise $1 billion through its PUMP token ICO on July 13. The token will have a total supply of 1 trillion. Out of this, 330 billion tokens—33%—will be sold to investors at $0.004 per token.

Institutional investors will get 180 billion PUMP tokens. The public will be able to buy 150 billion tokens. The company confirmed these numbers after crypto exchange Gate.io leaked the details. The PUMP token sale will not be available to users in the US or UK due to regulatory limits.

Pump.fun is a memecoin platform that lets users create tokens without writing code. It earned millions in daily revenue during January 2025, according to DeFiLlama.

Kolscan Integration to Support Copytrading and Wallet Insights

Alon Cohen, co-founder of Pump.fun, posted on X that the acquisition supports his belief that onchain trading is social. He wrote that people trade memecoins with friends and watch each other’s wallets.

Kolscan already ranks wallets and tracks real-time trades. Cohen said Pump.fun will improve Kolscan’s data speed, reliability, and analytics. He added that the updated leaderboard will show real traders, not only visible accounts or influencers.

Pump.fun will also add new tools to Kolscan. These include copytrading insights and data that explain trading strategies. Cohen said Kolscan is now free to use.

Pump.fun Reopens Livestream Tool After 2024 Suspension

Pump.fun first introduced livestreaming tools in 2024. But the feature was removed after users shared violent content. In April 2025, the platform brought it back for a limited group with new moderation in place.

Cohen said these features, along with Kolscan’s data, will help build crypto social tools for a broader audience. The company sees wallet tracking and copytrading insights as part of its future direction.

Pump.fun also faces new pressure from LetsBonk, another memecoin platform. The Kolscan acquisition appears timed to support user growth before the PUMP token sale.


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