Introducing pump fun GO: Pay ANYONE to do ANYTHING
Create & complete bounties for ANY task and leverage the power of humans & money across the globe
Users connect an X account and wallet, post a task, and lock rewards in escrow starting at $5, while Pump.fun reviews submissions and determines payouts.
At the time of writing, GO listed 234 live bounties, 494 submissions, and a $118,000 unclaimed pool.
Anything goesThe biggest rewards remain unclaimed on the platform.
Earlier, the highest-paying bounty offered up to $50,000 for someone to skydive into a World Cup match in a meme coin mascot costume, requiring footage "verified through any media agency" and specifying that the video "cannot be AI."
Further down the board, the tasks turn stranger and, in places, riskier.
An acquisition playPump.fun's escrow-and-moderation setup may not be enough to keep harmful bounties off the platform, Musheer Ahmed, founder and managing director of Finstep Asia, told Decrypt.
"While escrow systems can work, when combined with moderation, it is likely that this is an automated process," he said, adding such systems have not proven fully effective on platforms like Instagram and X, and that creators can pay out and coordinate with users off-platform anyway.
"It feels like it is an attempt by pump.fun to retain users/attract non-crypto native users," he said, comparing it to task-based creators like MrBeast, noting it really doesn't have much to do with “tokens, NFTs, and crypto in general."
We've been here beforeGO formalizes a pay-for-stunts incentive that has repeatedly turned dangerous on Pump.fun.
Pump.fun did not respond to a request for comment.
