Vector.fun
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Vector.fun is a mobile-first social trading platform launched by Tensor, integrating SocialFi concepts and supporting multi-chain meme coin trading on Solana, Ethereum, Base, and more. Users can create or join public/private groups, broadcast their buy/sell actions, and let others copy-trade. The platform charges a 1% trading fee, of which 25% is distributed to broadcasters or group creators, incentivizing quality content. It features a self-custodial wallet, real-time market data, rankings, and copy-trading, emphasizing transparent on-chain behavior and community collaboration.
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Vector.fun is a mobile-first social trading app focused on meme coins. It combines trading with social features: users can browse live trade feeds, follow top traders, copy their positions in one tap, and chat with other holders inside the app. The core value is lowering the barrier for retail users who find traditional trading terminals or Telegram bots intimidating. It solves the problem of information asymmetry and fake trading gurus by showing on-chain verified profit and loss, so users can check whether a trader's claims are real. It also simplifies multi-chain deposits by supporting Solana, Ethereum, Base, and Abstract through embedded wallet infrastructure.
In the past six months (2026-03-16 to 2026-09-16), Vector.fun has faced significant headwinds. On-chain data shows declining new user growth and trading volume as meme coin activity cooled. The platform's social atmosphere has been criticized for encouraging impulsive, FOMO-driven buying. Its no-KYC, non-custodial model also operates in a regulatory gray area in many jurisdictions, offering little protection if users lose funds due to phishing or wallet mistakes. While the app is easy to use, some users report slower execution compared to Telegram bots, and community chat can feel empty or hype-driven. Overall, Vector.fun is more of an entertainment-driven trading playground than a serious investment tool, and users should only risk money they can afford to lose.
Co-founders of Vector.fun include Richard Wu and Ilja Moisejevs.
Richard Wu: Co-founder. Graduated from University of Waterloo in Computer Science and Statistics. Former co-founder and CTO of Tensor, leading Solana's largest NFT marketplace; former AI researcher at Two Sigma, applying deep learning to finance and trading; interned at Citadel, Google, Cockroach Labs, and Shopify. After Vector (under Tensor) was acquired by Coinbase in 2025, he became Coinbase's Onchain Trading Lead.
Ilja Moisejevs: Co-founder. Co-founded Tensor and Vector.fun with Richard Wu, but limited public biography.