Pump.fun EVM trading adds orders on six networks
Pump.fun’s EVM trading app now lets users set automatic sales at chosen prices across six networks. The memecoin launchpad said on October 22 that it had added take-profit and stop-loss orders, extending tools already available to its Solana traders.
This deployment spans six platforms: Robinhood, BSC, Base, HyperEVM, Arc and Ink, with EVM referring to the Ethereum Virtual Machine, which serves as the runtime for Ethereum smart contracts.
Take-profit orders sell tokens automatically once they reach a target price. Stop-loss orders trigger a sale when a token drops to a preset level. These settings let users establish price-based selling conditions rather than manually submitting a sale at each threshold.
How Pump.fun’s EVM trading orders work
Users can add an order by opening an existing EVM position, choosing “add limit order” and entering a price, according to Pump.fun’s instructions. The app has offered limit orders to Solana traders since September, the company said.
The expansion of Pump.fun’s EVM trading tools follows its October 21 announcement of Pump Bridge, a crosschain trading route. Pump.fun said the bridge had become the app’s default route. It had tested the route against Relay between September 28 and October 7.
The launchpad also said it plans to support more chains. The order rollout and bridge follow an earlier expansion of its trading business: Pump.fun acquired Padre, a multichain trading terminal, in October 2025.
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