On-chain watchers have spotted Pump.fun quietly registering new subdomains tied to several major blockchains. According to SolanaFloor, the team secured addresses corresponding to Base, BNB Smart Chain (BSC), Monad, and Ethereum.
These domains sit under the main Pump.fun brand and match each network by name. This type of DNS move usually precedes smart contract deployments and new user-facing routes.
At the same time, Pump.fun removed the “Solana” tag and logo from its official X profile. That change fueled speculation that the platform wants to shed its image as a Solana-only memecoin launchpad.
From Solana Memecoins to a Multichain Play
Pump.fun started as a Solana-based memecoin issuance app that allowed anyone to launch and trade new tokens. It plugged into Solana DEX liquidity and offered a simple interface for fast coin launches and bonding curve trading.
Recent moves suggest a broader strategy. Pump.fun has integrated additional liquidity sources and partnered with MoonPay to support cross-chain deposits from non-Solana networks.
With Base, BSC, Monad, and Ethereum in the mix, the project appears to aim to be chain-agnostic. It now looks more like an all-in-one trading and launch platform than a niche Solana tool.
Why These Four Networks Matter
The choice of Base, BSC, Monad, and Ethereum covers several key segments of crypto trading. Base, an Ethereum layer 2 built by Coinbase, offers low fees and close ties to the wider Ethereum ecosystem.
BNB Smart Chain offers a large retail user base and low transaction fees, which memecoin traders often favor. Ethereum itself remains the main home for blue-chip assets, DeFi protocols, and large pools of on-chain liquidity.
Monad is a newer, high-performance EVM-compatible chain that focuses on parallel execution. By targeting an emerging network like Monad alongside established chains, Pump.fun positions itself for both current users and future growth areas.
So far, Pump.fun has not announced firm launch dates for any of the new chains. The visible signals mainly come from domain registrations, X profile edits, and third-party monitoring of DNS and on-chain activity.
Traders now watch for test deployments, contract verifications, or beta front-ends under the new subdomains. Many also expect clearer guidance on how the PUMP token, originally tied to Solana activity, might work in a multichain setup.
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