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    MoonPay has partnered with Pump.fun to expand funding options for users on the Solana based meme token creation platform. Through the integration of MoonPay Deposits, Pump.fun users can fund their accounts using crypto from any wallet regardless of the token or blockchain used. MoonPay automatically handles swapping, bridging, and routing to deliver the final balance in the selected asset. The feature aims to remove one of the most common pain points in crypto trading: navigating multiple networks when transferring funds. Sending the wrong asset or choosing the wrong network can lead to failed transactions or lost ... (full story)

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