Pump.fun Acquires Vyper to Enhance Cross-Chain and EVM Trading Capabilities

• Solana memecoin launchpad Pump.fun has acquired a crypto execution terminal, Vyper. 
• Vyper said, soon its infrastructure will be migrated to Pump.fun’s Terminal, and the Vyper product is set to be phased out.

Pump.fun has acquired the crypto trading execution terminal Vyper to strengthen its on-chain trading and execution capabilities. The acquisition was announced by Vyper on February 6 through a post on X.

The Vyper post mentioned, “Vyper’s infrastructure will soon be migrated to Trading Terminal. As part of that process, Vyper will soon be sunsetting,” which means Vyper as a standalone product will be retired and moving to Pump.fun’s Terminal platform.

According to Terminal, the acquisition strengthens its push into EVM ecosystems, as Vyper’s technology and talent are set to accelerate development and enhance trading capabilities across Ethereum and other EVM-based chains. With that, they also announced that the Vyper users were welcomed to Terminal with 90% cashback for 1 month

Where Vyper is not the Pump.fun’s first foray into trading infrastructure. The company had acquired the multi-chain trading terminal Padre in October 2025, which was subsequently incorporated into Pump.fun’s own Terminal platform to improvise the execution, analytics, and cross-chain support across Solana and Ethereum-compatible networks.

 With Vyper’s technology now also being folded into Terminal, Pump.fun is doubling down on building a unified trading environment to complement its Solana memecoin launchpad and execution ecosystem

After the acquisition news was revealed, Alon Cohen, co-founder of Pum.fun, wrote, “Despite market conditions, we’re expanding our team rapidly and aggressively,” and also mentioned that he said that the company plans to continue allocating substantial resources toward the growth of its core platform, the Pump.fun mobile application, and Terminal.

Pump.fun (PUMP) Price Update

Amid the border crypto market downturn, almost all the cryptos are struggling to post gains, and  PUMP has also similarly muted reaction, even after the announcement. As of writing, according to CoinMarketCap, PUMP is down over 10% in the last 24 hours and trading at $0.001988, as ongoing volatility across the crypto market continues to pressure overall sentiment. While 24-hour trading volume surged by 66%, reaching $382 million. 

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