Pump.fun ditches its 'use all revenue to burn tokens' policy as model fails to support price
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Pump.fun ditches its 'use all revenue to burn tokens' policy as model fails to support price
The Solana memecoin launchpad will now split revenue evenly between buybacks and operations, replacing a nine-month policy that funneled every dollar into burning PUMP.
CoinStats - Pump.fun (PUMP) - Fundamental Analysis May 20...
Here's the latest on Pump.fun – a Solana memecoin launchpad that evolved into a billion-dollar revenue platform with its own token: • Pump.fun launched January 2024 as a permissionless token creation platform using automated bonding curves, removing need for coding or liquidity seeding • PUMP token ICO raised ~$600M in 12 minutes on 12 July 2025 at $0.004 per token, with 1 trillion fixed supply and vesting through July 2029 • Platform commands ~…
Pump.fun Burns 36% of $PUMP Supply, Triggering Backlash Over Lost Airdrop Expectations
TL;DR: The platform permanently destroyed approximately 127 billion tokens, equivalent to about 370 million dollars, through verified transactions on Solscan. The team argues that this measure seeks to build long-term trust and eliminate confusion regarding the use of funds from buybacks. A large portion of users criticizes the decision, as they expected these assets to be redistributed through incentives or a massive community airdrop. The mem…
The Pumpfun platform executed one of the most aggressive tokenomics movements of the year in the crypto ecosystem: the burning of approximately $370 million in PUMP tokens, equivalent to about 36% of the circulating supply, while announcing a structural shift towards a model of buy-back and burn financed with 50% of its future revenues over the next 12 months. The announcement, made Monday through X, provoked an immediate reaction in the market.…
Pumpfun Announces 50% Revenue Buyback-and-Burn Model
Solana memecoin launchpad pumpfun announced Monday evening on X that it has burned approximately $370 million worth of previously bought-back PUMP tokens — roughly 36% of the circulating supply — and is pivoting to a programmatic buyback-and-burn policy funded by 50% of all future revenue for one year.PUMP briefly rallied 5% on the news today, before retracing and is now flat over the past 24 hours.The move marks a significant structural shift f…
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