Sahil shares alleged chats about four Pump.fun collaborations

In a group chat titled “Pump <> Clav,” a participant named Candy asks for a previous promotional tweet, saying the contact is missing from the group’s records. Clav responds that he had not tweeted for them before but had worked with Pump.fun on streams. Asked about a contract, he says he wants the SOL first: “Like i said, im fine doing this but i just need to have the sol hit.” He later says he will tweet after payment and objects to additional contract and payment steps, citing four earlier deals.

A second screenshot, marked Dec. 29, 2025, shows the contact questioning whether the person arranging a deal really represents Pump.fun. He says earlier payments came in USDC and that previous deals did not require waiting until five minutes after a tweet to be paid. Asked who he had worked with at the platform, he says his manager handled the arrangements and repeats that he had completed four collaborations. The screenshots do not establish that a payment was made.

Sahil also linked his post to a separate allegation about a late-March 2026 Kick livestream involving Clavicular’s friend Androgenic and the Solana token CHAD. Sahil said Androgenic took a call from Orangie’s manager before promoting the token, whose market capitalization he said rose to about $500,000 and later fell to between $3,000 and $5,000. Sahil characterized Clavicular as frustrated at being left out of early trading. The alleged payment chats do not mention CHAD. Orangie rejected the claimed connection, replying that he had “never spoken to any of them.”

Pump.fun’s Callouts and Callout Rewards terms, last updated Aug. 13, 2026, require disclosure of compensation or token allocations tied to promotion and prohibit coordinated trading or attempts to manipulate token prices or volume. The rules say program rewards are paid in USDC and postdate the exchanges. Separately, a Nov. 6 community proposal called for removing callout rewards and redirecting incentives to users.