Pumpfun has managed to create an entire season of crypto drama in just 3 days. Here's what's happened since they announced their partnership with Kimchi. 1. They introduced Kimchi as a trader famous for supposedly making $40M on $TRUMP. Bubblemaps investigated and could only trace about $6M in profits. 2. A new $KIMCHI launched just 6 seconds before Kimchi's announcement and 78 seconds before Pumpfun's promotional post. 3. The deployer bought 79% of the entire supply for roughly $9K and transferred 75% to a wallet Pumpfun labels as Kimchi's. 4. The same wallet was permanently assigned 100% of the creator fees and received around $17,800 within the first hour. 5. Pumpfun publicly celebrated Kimchi making $32M in 30 minutes (which is now worth $6.9M), even though that was just the paper value of his tokens, not money he'd actually made from selling. 6. An older $KIMCHI token crashed from $5.35M to $875K in just 15 minutes as attention moved to the new one. 7. Three linked wallets bought $7,332 worth of the new $KIMCHI and sold everything for $111,748 within 9 minutes. 8. Around $6.4M worth of $PUMP also moved from exchanges into the wallet labelled as Kimchi's. The terms behind those transfers remain unknown. 9. Then yesterday, Kimchi's X account reportedly posted a QR code linking to another token. Alon reposted it, the coin reached a $15.2M market cap, and then crashed over 98% after the post was deleted. People are claiming the account was hacked, but that hasn't been confirmed. 10. Kimchi has now removed Pumpfun from his bio and deleted his earlier promotional content. Neither side has publicly explained what happened. And somehow, all of this happened in less than 72 hours. I can understand why more people are getting tired of Pumpfun.