TREE NEWS update: pump.fun has launched perpetual futures trading on its frontend through Hyperliquid’s Builder Code mechanism, charging a builder fee of up to 0.10% of the notional value on every order users submit, including open, add and close orders. The platform also charges up to 0.25% on each transfer of assets into or out of Hyperliquid via its in-app cross-chain bridge, on top of the bridge operator’s own fee.
pump.fun launches perpetual futures trading via Hyperliquid with builder fees up to 0.1%
The launch turns pump.fun from a memecoin issuance venue into a fee-collecting trading frontend layered on someone else's exchange infrastructure, which is a notable shift in where value accrues in the retail trading stack: the interface, not the order book, captures a cut of every order action. Users who bridge and trade through the app now pay twice over — builder fees on open, add and close orders, plus a transfer spread on top of the bridge operator's own charge. Whether that cost stack holds up against trading directly on Hyperliquid is the open question worth watching.
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