A Ghost Town Marketplace
Justin Sun’s latest blockchain ventures are struggling to gain traction. His NFT marketplace, AINFT, and his memecoin platform, Sun Pump, have seen very low activity over the past month. According to recent data, AINFT managed just four NFT sales in the last 30 days. Meanwhile, Sun Pump has launched only 57 tokens during the same period.
AINFT, which brands itself as “The Biggest $NFT Trading Platform on TRON,” is anything but. This week, the platform facilitated only two sales of $NFT tokens. The marketplace originally launched as APENFT in 2021 but rebranded in 2025 to add an AI focus. Despite the rebrand, user engagement remains minimal. Over the last 30 days, just four NFT sales from two collections were recorded, totaling 5,434 TRON—roughly $1,775.
Sun Pump’s Slow Start
On the memecoin side, Sun Pump isn’t faring much better. In the same 30-day period, only 57 tokens have been launched on the platform. Some days see as few as one token debut. According to Dune Analytics, the platform generated only $196 in revenue over the last seven days. On June 10, it made just $3. The range of tokens isn’t diverse either. On Sun Pump’s homepage, 18 of the 36 displayed tokens are Sun-themed, with most others centered around USDT or a moustache motif. This lack of variety might be hurting broader interest.
What This Means
It’s hard to ignore the contrast between Sun’s ambitions and the current reality. AINFT and Sun Pump were supposed to build momentum on the TRON network, but the numbers tell a different story. Perhaps the rebranding didn’t resonate, or maybe the broader NFT and memecoin market has cooled. Either way, these platforms are essentially ghost towns right now. Whether they can recover or will fade into obscurity remains to be seen.
