Pump.fun confirmed the acquisition of Vyper, a multi-chain trading execution terminal, on February 5, 2026. Financial terms remain undisclosed. The Solana-based memecoin launchpad will integrate Vyper’s team and infrastructure into its broader product suite, with a focus on Terminal, the company’s multi-chain trading platform.
The standalone Vyper platform will phase out over time. Users will migrate to Terminal as core infrastructure merges into the Pump.fun ecosystem. The move extends Pump.fun’s push beyond token launches toward advanced trading execution across multiple chains.
Vyper wrote on X:
"We’re proud to announce that Vyper has been acquired by @Pumpfun."
We’re proud to announce that Vyper has been acquired by @Pumpfun
— Vyper (@TradeonVyper) February 5, 2026
Vyper’s infrastructure will soon be migrated to @TradingTerminal. As part of that process, Vyper will soon be sunsetting.
To celebrate, all Vyper users get a limited-time 90% cashback on Terminal!
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Integration into Terminal reshapes product direction
Terminal already supports Solana, Ethereum, Base, and BNB Smart Chain. The platform emerged after Pump.fun acquired Padre in late 2025 and rebranded it as Terminal, which introduced limit orders, copy trading, and multi-chain trading capabilities.
The Terminal team stated on X:
"EVM support is a core focus for Terminal. With Vyper’s infrastructure & talent, expect trading on EVM (including Base) to massively improve."
Pump.fun co-founder Alon Cohen described the acquisition as part of a broader infrastructure push. He wrote:
"Despite market conditions, we’re expanding our team rapidly and aggressively." He also referenced the goal of building "super rapid and efficient cross-chain trading infrastructure."
The integration adds automation tools and execution systems developed around Pump.fun’s ecosystem. These include features tied to early token listings and fast order execution across chains. The structure connects token creation, liquidity flows, and professional trading tools under one environment.
Vyper platform wind-down and user migration plan
Vyper outlined a transition timeline for its product. Core parts of the platform will wind down on February 10, 2026 at 12 pm EST. Selected features will remain available during the migration phase.
The company stated that private key exports, wallet tracking data, and configuration tools will stay accessible after the initial shutdown. Updates will continue during the transition period.
Vyper wrote on X:
"We can’t thank our users enough for the support over the past 18 months. We hope that you’ll continue the journey with us under @Pumpfun & @TradingTerminal as we continue pushing the boundaries of what a terminal can do for its users."
Existing Vyper users will receive a temporary incentive. The company announced a 90% cashback offer on Terminal usage for the first month after migration.
Growth strategy expands beyond token launches
Pump.fun began as a simple token creation tool on Solana. The platform now operates as one of the busiest crypto applications, with high levels of memecoin activity. Data from Dune Analytics shows nearly 30,000 tokens launched in a single day on February 2, compared with fewer than 10,000 per day in October 2025.
The acquisition follows a series of expansion steps. Pump.fun acquired Kolscan in July 2025, a wallet tracking and copy trading tool. The company then acquired Padre in October 2025 and transformed it into Terminal. In January 2026, Pump.fun launched Pump Fund, which offers seed funding opportunities for ecosystem projects.
These moves shift the company toward infrastructure control across the trading lifecycle. Token creation, discovery, execution, and analytics now sit within connected products. Vyper’s execution stack strengthens that structure, particularly across EVM-compatible chains.
Multi-chain execution becomes central battleground
Competition among trading terminals and bots continues across Ethereum and Base networks. Vyper’s infrastructure supports automation and speed, which remain essential in high-volatility memecoin markets. Terminal aims to improve reliability and execution quality across supported chains.
The integration also connects launch activity with real-time trading. Pump.fun’s ecosystem already handles large volumes of token creation and early liquidity flows. The addition of Vyper reduces fragmentation between launchpad tools and trading execution.
The acquisition reinforces a shift toward professional trading features inside memecoin infrastructure. Terminal now positions itself as a hub for multi-chain activity, with support for automation, limit orders, and copy trading under a single platform.
Neither Pump.fun nor Vyper disclosed valuation details. Both teams confirmed continued collaboration as development moves forward.
Gunel Ismayilova
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