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Developer Shaw, who has about 164,000 followers on X, asked other developers to help reverse-engineer the smart contract of Solana-based memecoin issuance platform Pump.fun.
Shaw said the goal is to analyze Pump.fun’s private smart contract and recreate code that is completely identical to the original binary down to the byte level. Shaw said the effort is not aimed at building a contract with similar functions, but at reproducing the original contract exactly, including its bugs and flaws, and asked developers to join the reverse-engineering work through a related GitHub repository.
Shaw argued the source code for smart contracts must be made public so people and AI can review the code to identify and report security vulnerabilities. Shaw also said tokens purchased with memecoin trading fees would be distributed as rewards to developers who contribute to achieving the reverse-engineering goal.