Svmuu News: Pump.fun is hiring a Director of Legal Affairs in New York, with an annual salary ranging from $1 million to $5 million. The platform, which launched on the Solana blockchain in 2024, claims to have a daily trading volume exceeding $300 million and reports 2025 profits of $500 million with a staff of approximately 100 employees.
Pump.fun has been facing a class-action lawsuit in New York since 2025, with investors alleging that its business model resembles a Ponzi scheme. The job posting was shared on X by Pump.fun founder Alon and has received over 1 million views. Bitcoin has fallen by about 50% since October. Pump.fun previously suspended live streaming after users promoted tokens while engaging in disturbing behavior during broadcasts, but later resumed streaming with stricter moderation rules. (Bitcoin.com News).
Pump.fun's Director of Legal Affairs in New York Position Offers an Annual Salary of Up to $5 Million
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