Corrections
This page lists the factual errors that we found on published pages and fixed. Each entry gives the date, the pages, the wrong statement and what we publish now. Smaller updates are in the changelog. Our editorial policy explains how we handle errors.
| pump.fun referral code, pump.fun review, changelog entry of 16 October
What was wrong: The pages described VIP50 as a $50 bonus and 10% off pump.fun trading fees.
What we publish now: pump.fun's own documents give a 0.40% app fee instead of 0.45%, plus a deposit match of up to $50. pump.fun pays the deposit match in parts over qualifying trading days in a 10-day window, while the program budget lasts. The program excludes the United Kingdom.
| pump.fun fees, pump.fun review, pump.fun referral code
What was wrong: The pump.fun cost figures showed only the 1.25% bonding-curve fee. From 17 October 2026, pump.fun also charges a Platform Fee on trades in its web and mobile app.
What we publish now: The pages add the app fee: 0.45% per trade, or 0.40% for a wallet with a referral code. The fee calculator, comparisons and FAQs include it.
What was wrong: Some of our draft text on 17 October implied that a trade through pump.fun Terminal costs only the 1.25% curve fee.
What we publish now: The published pages say that pump.fun Terminal and other apps do not charge the pump.fun app fee. They charge their own trading fee, and pump.fun publishes no rate for the Terminal fee.
What was wrong: The page said that Axiom trades memecoins on Solana, BSC and Ethereum.
What we publish now: The page now lists Solana, BSC and Robinhood Chain, the same chains as our Axiom review and the Axiom terminal page.
| GMGN referral code, trading guides
What was wrong: The pages called the GMGN discount an offer supplied by MemeFees. The wording suggested that MemeFees pays the discount.
What we publish now: The pages now say that the code owner reported the rate and that GMGN's public docs do not list it.