A QUESTION FOR THE TRENCHES.
Sell meThis pill.
Pump.fun just put our favourite green-and-white pill at the centre of its marketing.
PILL YOUR FRIENDS.
Sounds familiar?
THE SALES DEPARTMENT IS OPEN.
A message from the trenches.
JUST LOOK AT WHAT @PUMPFUN IS DOING RIGHT NOW.
Pump.fun has updated its X banner with green-and-white capsules.
Its latest advertising campaign features giant posters with one very familiar message:
PILL YOUR FRIENDS.
And that's only part of the story.
Pump.fun is expanding its referral and onboarding incentives, including a promotional offer involving a $50 deposit and an additional $50 reward for eligible new users.
They're actively trying to bring more people into memecoin trading.
And here's why this is so interesting.
The entire $PILL concept was built around one question:
SELL ME THIS PILL.
Inspired by the famous sales scene from The Wolf of Wall Street, we challenged the brokers of Solana to sell one ordinary green-and-white capsule to the market.
Now look at Pump.fun's own marketing.
The same green-and-white capsule.
An entire campaign about getting your friends involved.
And a platform actively working to introduce memecoins to more people.
THEY'RE LITERALLY SELLING THE PILL.
Pump.fun is promoting its own platform, while $PILL independently uses the same visual idea as a meme.
But the parallel is impossible to ignore.
Now look who's selling the pill.
THE CAMPAIGN / OCTOBER 2026
Pumpfun is selling the pill.
Look at these images.
The green-and-white capsule is now part of Pump.fun's own promotional campaign.
They've placed it on their X banner.
They've put it on real-world advertising posters.
And they're telling people to PILL YOUR FRIENDS.
At the same time, Pump.fun is using referral incentives to encourage people to bring new users into its ecosystem.
This is exactly the kind of sales challenge that inspired $PILL.
One recognizable image.
A message anyone can repeat.
And thousands of potential brokers spreading it.
PILL YOUR FRIENDS. SELL THEM $PILL.
REMEMBER THIS SCENE?
Sell me this pen.
In The Wolf of Wall Street, Jordan Belfort asks someone to sell him an ordinary pen.
That scene inspired the entire $PILL concept.
Except we replaced the pen with a green-and-white capsule.
And the salesmen with the brokers of Pump.fun.
Now the platform itself is using green-and-white capsules to promote memecoin trading.
The timing couldn't be more fitting.
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Pump.fun is putting pills on billboards.
The trenches have been given the easiest sales pitch imaginable.
PILL YOUR FRIENDS.
SELL THEM $PILL.
EXERCISE NO. 002
Everyone is selling something.
Pumpfun.
The platform is bringing new people into memecoin trading.
The campaign.
Green-and-white capsules.
PILL YOUR FRIENDS.
The brokers.
Every KOL, caller, runner and trench warrior on Solana.
The challenge.
To every broker on @Pumpfun:
Look at what the platform is doing.
They're putting green-and-white capsules on billboards, encouraging people to invite their friends and bringing new audiences into memecoin trading.
The original $PILL challenge has never been more relevant.
In The Wolf of Wall Street, the assignment was to sell a pen.
In the Solana trenches, it's a pill.
Recruit the best brokers.
Show us your pitch.
PILL YOUR FRIENDS.
SELL THEM $PILL.
YOU HAVE ONE JOB.
SELL THE PILL.