Pump.fun Tops Fomo by $20.41 Million in October Revenue Through Oct. 21

Pump.fun earned $20.41 million more in tracked October revenue than Fomo through Oct. 21, a gap between two platforms competing for traders whose revenue figures cover different businesses.

At about 6:20 p.m. ET (22:20 UTC) on Oct. 21, Pump.fun’s October-to-date total stood at $31.07 million. Fomo’s total for the same period was $10.66 million. Both figures use the UTC calendar month.

In the completed September UTC calendar month, Pump.fun recorded $33.06 million and Fomo recorded $32.51 million, a difference of $550,000. October’s figures cover only part of the month, so they cannot be compared with September’s totals as a measure of full-month performance.

The platforms’ tracked revenue also comes from different activities. Pump.fun’s figure covers its Solana token launchpad. Fomo’s combines a wallet, perpetuals, spot trading and outcome products across multiple blockchains. The totals show revenue for those tracked products; they do not establish which app has more users or whether traders have moved between them.

Pump.fun has recently added another activity to its app. On Oct. 19, it added Collector Crypt’s randomized collectible packs. Pokémon, One Piece, sports and watch packs were listed at prices ranging from $25 to $5,000.

On Oct. 20, Pump.fun co-founder alon said trader Kimchi would help set the platform’s creative direction. The announcement established Kimchi’s role in those plans but did not describe a new product tied to the partnership.

Fomo offers a social feed that lets users follow traders and receive trade alerts. Kimchi’s role gives Pump.fun a trader involved in its creative direction, while the collectible packs add a separate activity alongside token launches.

The October revenue period began before both the pack addition and the Kimchi announcement. The figures therefore cannot show whether either move affected revenue or drew traders away from Fomo.