BOYCOTT.FUN

BOYCOTT.FUN

$BOYCOTT on Solana
3% to holders in WSOL

The memecoin for everyone who’s done feeding the pump.fun machine.

Their co-founder boosted a coin past $10M, deleted the repost, and buyers ate a 95% crash. The response so far: silence. We’re walking off the floor.

Buy $BOYCOTT Read the receipts

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The receipts

Two and a half years of pump.fun, in order. Every entry links to where it was reported. Court claims are allegations until a judge rules on them.

  1. A former employee still had the keys

    An ex-staffer used withdraw authority he should no longer have had, plus flash loans, to pull about 12.3K SOL (~$1.9M) out of the bonding curves. Trading was halted; pump.fun said affected users would be made whole.

    The Block

  2. Livestreams became a race to the bottom

    Devs streamed escalating shock content, including suicide threats and abuse, to pump their coins. Pump.fun shut the feature off on Nov 25, then brought it back in 2025.

    The Block

  3. Locked out of the UK

    Pump.fun closed itself to UK users after action from the Financial Conduct Authority.

    CoinSpot

  4. Sued for selling unregistered securities

    A New York class action claims tokens launched on pump.fun were securities sold without registration, and that hype tactics drove nearly $500M in fees. A separate suit targeted the PNUT collapse.

    Cointelegraph

  5. A $500M raise in 12 minutes

    The $PUMP ICO sold out in about 12 minutes. Within weeks two big early buyers had sent over $160M of tokens to exchanges, and the token later sat roughly 50% below its debut.

    Cointelegraph

  6. Called a “slot machine cabinet” in court

    An amended complaint adds RICO claims, alleging an illegal gambling and money-transmission enterprise with Solana and Jito. It cites $722.85M in pump.fun revenue, estimates $4–5.5B in user losses, and claims the Lazarus Group used a pump.fun coin to launder Bybit hack funds. None of it has been tested at trial.

    The Block Decrypt

  7. $465.5M cashed out to USDC

    Pump.fun moved $465.5M into USDC while its own token was down more than 25%.

    Wikipedia

  8. Paying traders to delete a rival

    A leaked contract showed pump.fun offering Fomo traders a $20K signing bonus and $30K a month, on one condition: delete their Fomo accounts.

    Coinspeaker via KuCoin

  9. Rolex packs and a celebrity trader

    Same day: Rolex prize packs go live in the app, and Kimchi is signed to steer pump.fun’s “creative direction”.

    Coinspeaker via KuCoin

  10. Project Kimchi

    Two days later, the co-founder reposts a fresh coin from the new partner. It runs past $10M, the posts disappear, and it crashes over 95%.

    Full breakdown below
79%of sampled pump.fun launches had no trades after day oneBitquery, Oct 2026, via KuCoin
0.4%of pump.fun users made more than $10KDune, via Financial Mail
$722Min revenue the RICO complaint says the house tookThe Block, Jul 2025

The Kimchi incident

Oct 20–23, 2026. Pump.fun’s co-founder pointed his audience at a coin from the platform’s brand-new creative partner. About thirty minutes later both posts were gone, and so was nearly all of the price.

Alon reposts Both posts deleted $10M+ in seconds ~$190K Launch ~30 min After

Shape drawn from reported figures, not tick data. Reported peaks range from $10M to $15M.

  1. Oct 20

    Pump.fun signs Kimchi

    The pseudonymous trader who says he made about $40M on TRUMP becomes pump.fun’s creative partner. Alon calls him the first trader ever to become a celebrity.

  2. Oct 22

    A poster with a QR code

    Kimchi’s account (@kimchi1x) posts an AI-generated “Project Kimchi” street poster. The QR code opens a token freshly created on pump.fun. Per Lookonchain, Kimchi had been sent 500M KIMCHI, roughly half the supply.

  3. Seconds later

    Alon reposts

    Pump.fun’s co-founder (@a1lon9) amplifies it to his followers. KIMCHI blows past $10M market cap almost instantly.

  4. ~30 min

    Both posts vanish

    Kimchi deletes the post, Alon undoes his repost, and the QR code stops resolving to the token.

  5. Then

    95–98% gone

    KIMCHI collapses to around $190K market cap. Lookonchain flags roughly $385K in suspected sniper profits.

  6. Oct 23

    Scrubbed

    Kimchi removes pump.fun from his bio and deletes his earlier pump.fun posts and vlog. Pump.fun’s daily revenue slips about 16% and active addresses about 11%.

  7. Now

    Silence

    No refund for buyers. No public statement from Alon, Kimchi or pump.fun explaining what happened.

How to buy

Only use the contract address on this page or our X. Anything else is a fake.

  1. Get a Solana wallet

    Phantom or Solflare. Write the seed phrase on paper, never in a notes app.

  2. Fund it with SOL

    Buy SOL on an exchange and withdraw it to your wallet address.

  3. Open the swap

    Hit Buy on this page, or paste the CA into Jupiter. Check it matches ours, character for character.

  4. Swap SOL for $BOYCOTT

    Set sane slippage, confirm, and you’re on the picket line.

The live chart shows up here as soon as the contract address is posted.

Holder rewards

3%

to $BOYCOTT holders, paid in WSOL

The stonk.fun house keeps its cut. Here, a cut goes back to the people actually holding.

WSOL is wrapped SOL and converts 1:1 back to SOL.

Walk off the floor

Post the receipts. Tag whoever is still shilling launches. The house only wins while we keep playing.

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