PUMPER — Important Update
30 days ago we started our journey on Stable Chain, fully committed and excited to build something that would help the community and the chain in its early days. We had zero support from
@Stable itself or any financial backer, and it didn't matter to us, because we believed we were building something genuinely valuable that would improve the experience for every new user on this chain.
Then a launchpad called Coinsdotfun appeared. Their launch token ran straight to $4M, and a wave of volume came into the chain. Nothing wrong with that so far — more activity and volume is good for everyone. The problem started a few days later, when the official
@STABLE X account reacted to one of their tweets. Suddenly all eyes were on them, while Pumper had been building for weeks before they even existed, with zero recognition.
But what we thought would be our biggest problem turned out to be the smallest.
Once their launchpad went live, the community wasn't engaging with the product. So instead of building, they went after the biggest and most active community on the chain — because they knew that whoever controls that community controls the chain.
After an AMA with the
$FEFER community, the launchpad dev claimed he had a plan to "save"
$FEFER. Everyone got excited and rallied behind him. What nobody knew was that the real plan was to relaunch
$FEFER on his own launchpad and bundle 85% of the supply. The community never agreed to this — except the owner of the original
$FEFER X account and the Telegram admin. We don't know exactly what was offered, but there are screenshots suggesting over $10k changed hands just to get them to follow and endorse the new launch. Once again, the OG
$FEFER community was left in the ashes while big money played dirty.
But the community refused to kneel. They fought back, and there's now a new CTO leading the charge:
@feferCTO.
When the new, illegitimate
$FEFER launched, the anger and disappointment were obvious. The community turned its back on it and kept backing the OG. And since these people had already shown how they operate — no real engagement, no real community — they doubled down: paying out X promotions, offering a $3,000 bonus to anyone willing to shill for them.
So here's my point.
If they can do everything they've done and walk away untouched, what does that mean for
$PUMPER? If they can kill the OG
$FEFER,
$PUMPER dies with it. That's why we fight. That's why we stand up and get loud against this kind of unfairness — because this is exactly the behavior that destroys crypto's reputation for retail.
$PUMPER is here. We keep building. Our product is live and ready to use, with new features on the way. But right now we're stepping off the tech and onto the battlefield — because we don't just have a great product. We have a community standing with us, and we will never turn our backs on them.