Michaela
Multiple X accounts linked to meme coin launchpad Pump.fun and the open-source operating system ElizaOS have been suspended, including official project accounts and those of key executives.
Among those affected are Pump.fun co-founder Alon Cohen and Eliza Labs’ Shaw Walters, whose accounts were taken down alongside a growing list of crypto-affiliated profiles. In total, at least 19 accounts have reportedly been suspended, with no formal reasoning provided by the platform.
Accounts linked to GMGN, Bloom Trading, and BullX have also gone dark. Their disappearance has sparked speculation about possible enforcement actions or policy violations within the broader Solana meme coin space.
The account suspensions come at a critical moment, just before Pump.fun’s planned $1 billion token sale. The takedown of the platform’s official X account, followed by more than 457,000 users, could potentially disrupt the launch by cutting off a major communication channel.
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Despite the wave of X account suspensions, Pump.fun’s website remains fully operational, continuing to offer meme coin creation and trading on the Solana blockchain. Meanwhile, some X users have speculated that the crackdown may be tied to potential violations involving unauthorized API access.
“End of an era. Pump dot fun and its founder, Alon, were suspended on X. This space is healing,” a user posted on X. “Rumors say they used an API they did not pay for. Many other accounts tied to that API were banned,” they added.
The affected accounts have yet to disclose an official reason for their suspension. GMGN, however, addressed the issue in a message shared on Telegram.
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“We’ve noticed that the official GMGN Twitter account has been temporarily suspended. Please rest assured that we are actively appealing the decision and working to restore the account as soon as possible,” the post read.
The wave of suspensions has left the crypto community on edge, with speculation swirling and few concrete answers in sight. As users and projects scramble for clarity, all eyes are on how platforms and developers respond—and what this might signal for the future of decentralized innovation.
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MICHAELA
Michaela is a news writer focused on cryptocurrency and blockchain topics. She prioritizes rigorous research and accuracy to uncover interesting angles and ensure engaging reporting. A lifelong book lover, she applies her passion for reading to deeply explore the constantly evolving crypto world.
