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Extreme Bounty
Pump.fun launched a platform to "pay anyone to do anything," and within hours someone was offering $57,000 to skydive into a World Cup match dressed as a memecoin mascot
In June 2026, Pump.fun launched GO, a marketplace where anyone can post a crypto bounty for completing a task, with a $5 minimum. Hours after launch, the group "thememecoincult" posted a $40,000 bounty for whoever would skydive into an ongoing World Cup match dressed as the mascot for its $MEMECOIN token, with an extra $10,000 if they also ran around the pitch for 30 seconds after landing.
The roughly $57,000 bounty stayed up for only about 14 hours before vanishing from the platform without explanation, after the stunt drew heavy media attention. There's no record of anyone actually attempting it. The episode summed up GO's first week pretty well: increasingly extreme listings racing for headlines, with Pump.fun quietly pulling the ones that went too far.
Source: Decrypt →The parachute opened, the bounty didn't land.