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Sep 4, 2025 57 min

Pump Fun Flips Hyperliquid! | Are Meme Coins Back?

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Welcome back to another episode of the Degen Dads Podcast! Join hosts Chris Coffee and Kyle Willson as they dive into a wild week in crypto, covering everything from meme coin mania to the explosive growth of Pump Fun—now outpacing Hyperliquid in revenue. This week, they break down how creators are cashing in on dynamic fees (with some making $40K overnight), the latest drama in on-chain trading, and the intricacies of “Project Ascend” on Pump Fun. But that's not all: the Degen Dads explore the resurgence of the Pokémon RWA (real world asset) market, opening digital Pokémon card packs live and discussing why platforms are selling out faster than ever. The episode also touches on big players making moves (and sometimes questionable decisions), market trends, and strategies for navigating both the meme trenches and the emerging real-world asset landscape. If you're passionate about crypto, meme coins, NFTs, or just enjoy a good pack opening, this episode is packed with insights, laughs, and a few hot takes on what it takes to thrive in the ever-evolving world of Web3. Tune in for bets, flips, real talk on creator economies—and maybe catch the next big podcast-branded token in the making.

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