pump

According to Gate market data, PUMP has risen over 15% in the last 24 hours, currently priced at $0.0027.

Ansem posted on platform X stating that he will initiate a trading tracking around PUMP and plans to hold from the current cycle bottom all the way to the market top. Ansem mentioned that when he first invested in PUMP, the price was about $0.001675, and he will currently update trading progress around $0.002544, planning to continue tracking to historical highs or even higher positions. His investment logic mainly includes: Pump.fun is one of the top three platforms in the crypto industry by revenue, with about $2 billion in cash reserves; however, due to market bias against tokenization models, the current circulating market value is about $1 billion, corresponding to a price-to-earnings ratio (P/E) of less than 2.8 times.Ansem believes that as on-chain activity continues to grow, especially with the further popularization of mobile applications, Pump.fun will become a beneficiary. If more retail users participate in new coin issuance through platforms like Ansem's in the future, $PUMP may have greater growth potential. He predicts that PUMP is expected to enter the top ten of crypto asset market capitalization within less than two years.

CLR revealed on platform X that pump.fun is attracting users to migrate from the FOMO platform through an incentive program. According to the disclosed agreement documents, pump.fun plans to offer eligible users a one-time signing bonus of $20,000 and a fixed monthly salary of $30,000. The agreement requires users to: migrate funds and trading positions from the FOMO platform to pump.fun; use a new wallet that has not been used by other platforms as an exclusive wallet; bind their X (formerly Twitter) account to the pump.fun wallet; publicly declare on their X homepage that this wallet is the only public wallet; and permanently delete and close their FOMO platform account.In addition, users must also meet real trading requirements, including completing at least $25,000 in trading volume on pump.fun each month (or 25% of the previous average monthly trading volume on the FOMO platform).

Pump.fun announced an upgrade to its social trading feature in the app, further enhancing community interaction and trading experience. This update includes: users can create token alerts to send notifications to all followers; support for zero-fee trading; support for seamless cross-chain trading using USDC.

According to OnchainDataNerd monitoring, Pump.fun sold 84,789 SOL today, worth approximately 6.25 million USD.So far, Pump.fun has sold a total of 4,823,325 SOL, with a total value of approximately 807 million USD and an average selling price of about 167.4 USD.

According to Binance spot data, the market has experienced significant fluctuations. PUMP has risen by 25.96% in the last 24 hours, reaching a new high for the week.At the same time, both LAZIO and HOME have shown a "high and then low" state, with declines of 9.45% and 18.72% in the last 24 hours, respectively. TST and WAXP have hit new lows for today, with declines of 10.31% and 8.88%.In addition, SPCXB has reached the highest price of the day, with an increase of 9.79%. INTCB, QCOMB, and INTWB have also reached the highest price of the day, with increases of 11.5%, 7.77%, and 23.31%, respectively.

According to Sandmark, documents and recordings obtained show that Pump.fun laid off employees two months before the unlocking of employee tokens, causing at least one former employee to miss out on a PUMP token allocation valued in the seven figures at current prices.The layoffs occurred in early April, while the affected employees were supposed to start receiving token unlocks two months later (in June). Employees had signed a token agreement in June 2025, with a quarter of the allocation set to unlock a year later. Co-founder Noah Tweedale stated in an internal meeting recording that the reason for the layoffs was the company's "rapid expansion."Former employees reported a second round of layoffs in mid-July, with the company having laid off over 40 people in the past two months. One employee claimed they were laid off the day before the token unlock, but Sandmark could not independently verify these claims.Pump.fun operates in the UK under the name Baton Corporation Ltd, although it has blocked UK users since December 2024 (following a warning from the UK FCA that it may be providing financial services without a license) and is still on the regulatory warning list. In 2024, the company experienced an employee embezzlement incident involving the misappropriation of approximately $2 million, with the involved party sentenced to six years in prison. According to Companies House data, the company's latest annual report is overdue.

According to data from The Block, the graduation rate of the Pump.fun token reached 6.7% last Friday, about 8 times the average level of June. The average for the previous four days was also 4.7%, significantly higher than the 2.5% of the previous week. The increase in the graduation rate is directly related to the newly launched BOOST default launch mechanism of Pump.fun.BOOST targets what Pump.fun refers to as dead liquidity—previously, about 20% of the migration liquidity was permanently locked in the PumpSwap pool during token graduation migration. Now, this portion of funds will automatically execute a series of market buy orders within five minutes after migration, and all purchased tokens will be destroyed. BOOST takes effect only after the token is bound and does not mechanically increase the graduation rate; instead, it incentivizes traders to more actively push the token to reach the graduation threshold by ensuring immediate buying pressure and supply destruction after migration.Meanwhile, the PUMP token has risen over 10% year-to-date, with an increase of nearly 60% in the past month, outperforming Bitcoin's approximately 25% decline this year. Its current market capitalization is about $850 million, with a fully diluted valuation of over $1.8 billion.

Pump.fun announced the launch of a new standard launch mechanism called BOOST, applicable to every new token on the platform. Pump.fun stated that over $100 million in liquidity becomes dead liquidity each year when tokens migrate from the initial bonding curve to the liquidity pool, and the BOOST model will reinject future liquidity into each bonded token.Co-founder Alon Cohen described this update as adding approximately 20% liquidity for each newly migrated token, without altering the trading experience of the bonding curve or liquidity pool, injecting hundreds of millions into the ecosystem over time.The above data is based on the company's own projections rather than independently verified results, and Pump.fun did not release a supporting dataset with the announcement. The actual liquidity effect depends on the number of tokens bonded and migrated under the new default mechanism. Previously, Pump.fun launched a USDC paired liquidity pool.

Trader Ansem stated that he has bought PUMP around the old support level of 0.001675, with the main logic being that pump.fun can still achieve monthly revenues of about 30 to 40 million dollars during the bear market.He believes that if Solana dominates retail on-chain trading activities again in this cycle, pump.fun is likely to become one of the beneficiaries.

On-chain analyst Yu Jin posted on the X platform, stating that Pump.fun continued to cash out $6.15 million in fee income today, transferring 81,700 SOL to Kraken.From the beginning of 2024 to now, Pump.fun has likely accumulated a total of 4.812 million SOL in fee income, worth $812 million, with an average price of approximately $168.7.

According to OnchainLens monitoring, a certain trader, after accumulating a loss of 4.89 million USD, has once again heavily invested in long positions, currently holding 84 BTC long positions worth approximately 5.43 million USD, with a leverage of 40 times.The account also holds long positions in HYPE worth approximately 290,000 USD and long positions in PUMP worth approximately 148,000 USD. In addition, the trader has placed a limit buy order for 6.56 BTC, worth approximately 424,000 USD, with a limit price of 64,600 USD.

According to on-chain analyst Yu Jin's monitoring, the one-year lock-up period for the Pump.fun team and investor tokens has ended, entering a three-year unlocking period. Early this morning, the Pump.fun team and investor tokens were unlocked for the first time, with 57.279 billion PUMP unlocked and distributed to 121 wallets, worth 86.49 million USD.Among them, the GsM3...u6ya address unlocked and transferred 52.039 billion PUMP, worth 78.58 million USD; the ESRc...ZM67 address unlocked and transferred 5.24 billion PUMP, worth 7.91 million USD.

Pump.fun co-founder Sapijiju stated that from July 6 to July 12, Bonding Curve, PumpSwap, and Terminal generated a total of $5.9 million in protocol fees, of which 50% of the net fees are used for automatic buybacks and burning of PUMP through locked smart contracts. In the past 7 days, the amount for buybacks and burns exceeded $3 million, and the cumulative scale is equivalent to 14.987% of the total supply of PUMP.

According to Onchain Lens monitoring, Pump Fun deposited 68,596 SOL to Kraken in the early morning, worth 5.65 million USD, possibly for sale.

According to on-chain analyst Yu Jin's monitoring, as Pump.fun continued to transfer 16,430,000 USDT to Kraken 7 hours ago, approximately 770 million dollars of the stablecoins (USDC and USDT) it obtained through the PUMP public offering last July have flowed into CEX. In addition, Pump.fun has recently resumed selling its fee income. Since mid-May, it has transferred 342,500 SOL in fee income to Kraken, valued at approximately 27,590,000 dollars.

PumpFun announced that, based on community feedback, the various issuance options recently added to the platform have led to user distraction and unnecessary competition. Therefore, it has decided to stop providing the Tokenized Agent issuance feature effective immediately.This feature will no longer support new token issuances, but existing tokens that have enabled this feature will not be affected. PumpFun stated that it will focus on issuance models that can significantly improve the retail trading experience in the future.

According to The Defiant, data shows that Pump.fun has repurchased over $400 million worth of PUMP tokens, covering approximately 145.5 billion PUMP. The repurchase plan started in July 2025 and has continued for a total of 346 days. Since April, Pump.fun has used 50% of its net income for repurchasing and burning tokens, with the remaining income allocated for operations, hiring, and acquisitions.Since the platform launched in January 2024, it has generated approximately $1.13 billion in expenses and $1.05 billion in revenue, but expenses have dropped to about $23.5 million in the last 30 days.

According to monitoring by Lookonchain, after being silent for over a year, the whale 4z56a1 began to buy PUMP, spending 5,000 SOL (358,000 USD) to purchase 242.66 million PUMP. More than a year ago, this whale bought 10,957 SOL (2.6 million USD) at 237 USD and staked it. Although it earned 1,206 SOL in staking rewards, it still has an unrealized loss of over 1.7 million USD (-66%) due to the decline in SOL prices.