Pump.fun’s Glass Full Foundation Set to Supercharge Memecoin Liquidity in 2025

Memecoins just got a serious liquidity lifeline—Pump.fun’s newly launched Glass Full Foundation is rolling out the red carpet for degenerate trading. Here’s why it matters.

Liquidity moonshot or band-aid solution? The foundation’s launch comes as memecoins struggle with volatile trading pairs and rug-pull PTSD. Pump.fun’s betting big that structured incentives can turn the tide.

No more empty promises. The initiative sidesteps vague "community building" rhetoric with hard liquidity pools—finally giving traders exit ramps smoother than a VC’s token unlock schedule.

Bullish or reckless? With memecoin volumes still dwarfing most altcoins in 2025, this could be the infrastructure play that legitimizes the joke… or just pumps the next wave of vaporware. Only your portfolio will decide.

Growing criticism and legal troubles for Pump.fun

To keep users interested, Pump.fun has introduced features like “Tap-to-Ape,” which allows users to trade with just a single tap, and the “Movers Feed,” which allows users to track markets in real time. To increase its market share, the platform has also extended to ethereum (ETH) layer-2 networks Base and Blast.

Despite these actions, the project continues to face skepticism. Critics point to previous insider dumping allegations and the high percentage of failed or abandoned tokens, with estimates indicating 98% fall victim to pump-and-dump schemes or rug pulls. 

Regulatory obstacles also persist, such as a U.K. ban imposed by the Financial Conduct Authority in late 2024 and a lawsuit in New York regarding unregistered securities activity.

Whether the Glass Full Foundation can halt Pump.fun’s revenue decline and restore user trust will depend on its ability to select promising projects and maintain transparency in its funding process.