TechFlow reports on January 10, according to Cointelegraph, Pump.fun co-founder Alon Cohen said the platform will comprehensively reform its creator fee system, as the current model may distort incentive mechanisms.
Cohen acknowledged on X that the "Dynamic Fees V1 System," launched several months ago, while successful in driving activity, failed to generate sustainable market behavior. The mechanism encouraged low-risk token creation at the expense of high-risk trading, which was described as "dangerous," since traders are a core source of the platform's liquidity and trading volume.
As the first phase of the reform, Pump.fun will introduce a creator fee-sharing feature, allowing creators and communities to designate administrators who can allocate a specific portion of fees to up to 10 wallets after launch. Teams will also be able to transfer token ownership and revoke update privileges.
