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Gate.io Silently Removes Pump.fun Token Sale Page

Gate.io has unexpectedly taken down a web page promoting a highly anticipated token sale for Pump.fun.
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Key Takeaways

  • Pump.fun token sale page briefly appeared on Gate.io before being removed.
  • The page detailed a public sale of 150 billion tokens at $0.004 each, valuing the project at $4 billion.
  • Gate.io support stated that OTC support was removed following negotiations with the project.
  • No official confirmation or denial has been made by Pump.fun or its co-founder, Alon Cohen.
  • Rival platform LetsBonk recently overtook Pump.fun in daily revenue, signaling a shift in market dynamics.

 

“Leaked” Pump.fun Token Sale Page Disappears

On July 8th, social media users spotted what appeared to be a “leaked” web page on Gate.io, detailing a public token sale for Pump.fun’s official token, scheduled to launch on July 12th.

According to screenshots circulating online, the page revealed that 150 billion tokens would be sold at $0.004 each out of a total supply of 1 trillion tokens. If accurate, the IEO would raise approximately $600 million, valuing the token at a staggering $4 billion.

 

Pump.fun Token Sale Gate.io

The Now Deleted Token Page

Source: Gate.io

 

The page also declared the event as Pump.fun’s “first official public token sale,” making it a potential turning point for the memecoin minting platform.

 

Gate.io Support Response Adds Fuel To The Fire

Following the disappearance of the token sale page, confusion deepened when a Gate.io customer support representative responded to user inquiries, stating:

The message referred to a prior October 2024 update in which Gate.io reportedly halted over-the-counter (OTC) trading for Pump.fun tokens, a move that may be connected to the latest developments.

Both Pump.fun and its co-founder Alon Cohen have yet to make a public statement regarding the IEO page or its sudden removal.

 

Background: Rumors Of A Billion-Dollar Raise

Whispers of a Pump.fun token sale began circulating in early June 2025. At the time, insiders suggested the platform was preparing for a massive fundraising round, potentially aiming to raise $1 billion and secure a $4 billion valuation.

While intriguing, neither Pump.fun nor its leadership confirmed those claims. The lack of official communication has led to increased speculation about the platform’s future and whether a token launch is truly imminent.

 

What’s Next for Pump.fun?

Despite the current uncertainty, the removal of the token sale page doesn’t necessarily spell doom for Pump.fun. Shortly after its discovery, the page vanished from both the English and Chinese versions of Gate.io’s website. Users trying to access the original page now encounter a 404 error.

 

Pump.fun Gate.io Error

The Token Page No Longer Exists

Source: Gate.io

 

It’s possible the page was published prematurely or was part of an internal test that accidentally went live. Until an official statement is made, the community is left waiting and speculating.

 

FAQ

What is Pump.fun?

Pump.fun is a Solana-based memecoin minting platform that allows users to easily create and trade new meme tokens. It gained popularity during the memecoin boom of early 2025.

Was there an official token sale for Pump.fun?

A token sale page briefly appeared on Gate.io but was quickly taken down. There has been no official confirmation from Pump.fun regarding the sale.

Why was the Pump.fun token sale page removed?

According to Gate.io support, the removal followed “negotiations between Gate and the project.” No further details have been provided.

Will Pump.fun launch a token in the future?

As of now, there’s no confirmed date or announcement for a public token launch. However, rumors and leaked pages suggest it may still be in the works.

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