Pump.fun’s tracked revenue reached $31.07 million through Oct. 21, exceeding Fomo’s $10.66 million in a partial-month comparison, though the apps’ totals reflect different types of activity.
At 6:20 p.m. ET (22:20 UTC) Wednesday, Oct. 21, the October tally showed a $20.41 million gap. The snapshot covers Oct. 1 through Oct. 21 on the UTC calendar. For the full month of September, Pump.fun recorded $33.06 million and Fomo $32.51 million, a difference of $550,000. The October figures do not compare two completed monthly totals.
Pump.fun’s figure tracks its Solana token-launch service. Fomo’s tally groups products across several blockchains, including a wallet, outcome products, and spot and perpetual trading. Revenue totals alone do not show relative user counts or movement between the apps.
Pump.fun added randomized Collector Crypt packs on Oct. 19, with Pokémon, One Piece, sports and watch packs listed from $25 to $5,000. On Oct. 20, co-founder alon said trader Kimchi would help shape the platform’s creative direction.
The October tally began before both developments, so it cannot isolate their effect on revenue.
