Pump.fun Expands Take-Profit and Stop-Loss Orders Across EVM Chains
The meme coin platform has brought risk-management trading tools previously limited to Solana to networks including Base, BSC, and Ink.
At a glance Announced
- What happened
- Pump.fun expanded take-profit and stop-loss order functionality to EVM networks including BSC, Base, and Ink.
- Why it matters
- Traders on supported EVM chains can now access automated exit execution tools originally deployed on Solana.
- Who is affected
- Traders using Pump.fun across supported EVM networks and integrated ecosystems.
- What's next
- No next step announced.
- Primary source
- thedefiant.io: Pump.fun Adds Take-Profit and Stop-Loss Orders for EVM Trades
Key points
Meme coin launchpad Pump.fun has enabled take-profit and stop-loss order functionality across multiple Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) networks 1. The update extends order types that have been active on Solana since September 1.
Under the expansion, users trading across supported EVM environments can automate position exits based on preset target levels 1. The new tooling covers networks including BNB Chain (BSC), Base, HyperEVM, Arc, Ink, and Robinhood's ecosystem 1.
Multi-Chain Expansion
The feature deployment marks an ongoing effort by the protocol to standardize execution tooling across multiple chains 1. Originally confined to its native Solana infrastructure, Pump.fun's deployment across external EVM networks introduces conditional order types designed to automate position management for decentralized token trades 1.
The broader market backdrop shows cautious trading, with $BTC at $81,217 and $ETH at $2,379 at the time of writing, amid broader market contraction across major digital assets. Pump.fun has not disclosed specific deployment dates for additional network integrations or advanced order types beyond the currently supported group 1.
Sources
- [1] Pump.fun Adds Take-Profit and Stop-Loss Orders for EVM Trades — thedefiant.io, October 22, 2026
Written by Basis Desk's newsroom system from the primary sources above and machine-verified against them before publication. Market figures marked "at the time of writing" come from live exchange data. Report an error: corrections@basisdesk.news · corrections policy.
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