How to Stream on Pump.fun

Streaming became one of the most popular activities for crypto launches: from community AMAs, to token reveals, gaming streams and more.

Pump.fun is the biggest launchpad for Solana tokens and it has a unique feature to allow livestreaming. This is a great way to build trust with your community and drive token sales, because the creator rewards are tied directly to token performance.

So here's how to stream on Pump.fun in easy steps.

1. Create Your Coin

Log in to Pump.fun with your email or your Phantom wallet and create your coin. This will be the place where all your streams live. You can call it something like "John Stream" or "Kelly Live" and put for ticker some 4-5 letter abbreviation like JOHN or KELLY. Add your socials and you're good to go.

2. Livestreaming Version Easy

Now go to your coin page and on the top left, you'll see 'Start livestream'. Click it and accept terms and conditions.

Now you have the easy option which is just go with your computer/phone camera. This will go live in 10 seconds, but it's hard to share screen or add professional overlays.

So the second option is better.

3. RTMP on Pump.fun

The second option is to use proper streaming software. It's not hard, but you will have to get used to it for the first time.

Choose RTMP (OBS/streaming software) on Pump.Fun "Start livestream"

You'll get a stream URL and stream key. Save them, they will be needed in a moment.

4. LiveReacting for Pump.fun Streaming

To properly stream showing your screen or pre-recorded content, you need streaming software. Most tutorials mention OBS, but there's an easier way.

LiveReacting works directly in your browser. No downloads needed. You can be live in a few minutes instead of spending hours configuring OBS.

Here's why it's simpler:

• Runs in any browser, no software to install
• Pre-recorded video streaming (huge for avoiding camera anxiety)
• 24/7 streams keep running even when your computer is off
• Much easier interface than OBS

Download LiveReacting for free from livereacting.com

5. Set Up LiveReacting for Pump.fun

Once you're in LiveReacting:

1. Create a new project
2. Pick a template or start blank (there's over 100 templates to choose from)
3. Add your camera, or upload a pre-recorded video
4. Add your branding, logos, whatever you want on screen

For pre-recorded content, just drag your video file into the editor. Works with MP4, MOV, and most formats.

6. Connect to Pump.fun

Now go to Settings in LiveReacting, pick Stream Destinations, and this is where you put details from Pump.fun.

Click "Add Destination" and choose "Custom RTMP"

Server and Stream Key you got from Pump.fun in step 3.

That's it. You're connected.

7. Start Your Stream

Now you're ready. Click "Go Live" in LiveReacting and you're streaming!

Within 10-15 seconds your stream will appear on your Pump.fun coin page.

Have fun building your community!

BONUS: Stream to Multiple Places at Once

Here's a bonus tip: you can multistream on multiple platforms at once, including Pump.fun.

Instead of just streaming to Pump.fun, you can also go live on:

• YouTube (for long-term SEO)
• Twitch (for the gaming/streaming crowd)
• Twitter/X (tag @pumpdotfun for more visibility)
• Facebook
• TikTok

Just add each platform as another destination in LiveReacting's settings. Same stream, way more reach.

The 24/7 Streaming Strategy

Want to really dominate? Set up a 24/7 stream.

Create a playlist of videos about your token, set it to loop, and let it run continuously. Many successful memecoins use this during their launch phase to maintain constant visibility.

The best part? With LiveReacting's cloud setup, your stream keeps going even if you shut down your computer. It's all running on their servers.

You can also upload multiple videos and schedule them to play at specific times. Good for announcements, reveals, or hype videos.

Pre-Recorded Streaming Tips

This is honestly the secret sauce. Most top creators on Pump.fun aren't actually live. They're streaming pre-recorded content.

Why?

• No camera anxiety or mistakes
• Perfect takes every time
• You can be in the chat engaging while "you" are on screen
• Schedule streams to run when you're sleeping

Just make sure to stay active in the Pump.fun chat during the stream so it feels live to viewers.

Check out this guide for more: How to stream pre-recorded video on Pump.fun

Quick Troubleshooting

Stream not showing up?

• Double check your RTMP URL and stream key (no extra spaces)
• Make sure you hit Go Live in LiveReacting
• Wait 30-60 seconds, sometimes there's a delay
• Check if your Pump.fun account has streaming access (it's only available to about 5% of users right now)

Want better quality?

• Upgrade to 1080p streaming (available on paid LiveReacting plans)
• Make sure your source video is high quality
• Use 4000-6000 kbps bitrate for best results

Stream keeps cutting out? This rarely happens with LiveReacting since everything runs in the cloud. But if it does, check your internet connection or contact their support.

Best Times to Stream

Peak activity on Pump.fun is usually 8-11 PM EST. That's when most people are browsing and buying tokens.

For 24/7 streams, this doesn't matter as much since you're always live. But for scheduled broadcasts, timing matters.

Final Thoughts

You can use OBS if you want, but honestly LiveReacting is just easier. Especially if you want to stream pre-recorded content or run 24/7 broadcasts.

The browser-based setup means you can literally stream from any computer. I've seen people streaming from old laptops that would never be able to handle OBS.

Plus the pre-recorded streaming feature is perfect for memecoin launches. You can have a polished, professional stream without the stress of going live.

Good luck with your token launch. Remember to engage in the chat, promote on Twitter, and keep your community hyped.

You can check successful examples of Pump.fun streams to see what works. The ones that get the most engagement usually have clear branding, a strong message about why their token matters, and consistent streaming schedules.