StakePoint Added Support for PumpFun and StonkFun Tokens
The Solana-based platform expanded its token management capabilities to address common transfer fee issues.
Updated on Oct. 9, 2026 in Economic Indicators
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StakePoint has introduced full support for PumpFun and StonkFun tokens to better handle complex transfer fee arithmetic. This update ensures that the platform can accommodate tokens that other services frequently reject or mishandle.
Why it matters
Many existing platforms fail to account for specific transfer fee structures or treat locked vaults as holders for automatic rewards. By reading vault balances after every transfer, StakePoint provides a more accurate and functional environment for these assets.
StakePoint currently secures 840 token locks and 69 staking pools across the Solana network. Among these, 13% of all active locks are reward-bearing.
The players
StakePoint
This is a Solana-based decentralized finance platform that provides services including token locking, LP farming, and staking pools.
The details
The platform utilizes Program Derived Addresses to manage vesting schedules, staking pools, and locks. It specifically addresses Token-2022 transfer fee arithmetic by verifying actual vault balances following each transfer, ensuring precision where other systems fail.
Timeline
StakePoint launched on the Solana mainnet in December 2025.
The platform recorded its strongest activity in September 2026.
Full support for PumpFun and StonkFun tokens was announced on October 8, 2026.
Macro View
The update reflects an ongoing evolution in how decentralized applications handle the complexities of the Solana Token-2022 standard. This development follows a historical pattern where platforms must adapt to the unique transfer fee architectures of emerging token standards.
Users holding PumpFun or StonkFun tokens can now utilize StakePoint for locking and farming services that were previously unavailable. This change simplifies asset management for those previously restricted by the technical limitations of competing platforms.
The takeaway
The move highlights the importance of precise arithmetic handling in decentralized finance when dealing with non-standard token fees. Developers and users alike should verify that their chosen platforms support specific token fee structures before migrating assets.
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More information
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