PUMP Price Breaks Out After Buyback Boost: Another 100% Surge Next?

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TL;DR

  • PUMP is poking at the $0.0027 mark, showing off some bullish moves after a demand zone test and a surge in volume.
  • On-chain data reveals Pump.fun is channeling 100% of its daily revenue into token buybacks. It’s like they’re trying to make it rain… but in a very specific, very calculated way.
  • There was a 20% crash thanks to airdrop drama, but PUMP’s back in action, pulling a Lazarus and resurrecting trader interest.

Pump.fun Token Breaks Out After Retesting Key Zone

PUMP, like an overachiever on a caffeine rush, has shaken off its slump and leapt off a key demand zone around $0.0025. It’s now strutting proudly above $0.0026. According to CryptoBull_360’s chart (which sounds like the financial equivalent of a weather forecast), the token has escaped from its downward spiral that had it stuck in a sad little channel since mid-July.

#PUMP has staged a dramatic rebound after retesting the demand zone. With a breakout from the descending channel and PoC zone, we could see a wild ride up. Volume’s looking good, so keep an eye on this one!

Pumpfun will direct 100% daily income for the…

— CryptoBull_360 (@CryptoBull_360) July 29, 2025

After 10 days of lower highs and lower lows (which sounds like the worst kind of downhill slide), the price finally found some love near $0.0025. This magical zone is supported by a high-volume node, meaning it’s been a hotspot for buyers looking for a deal. The comeback? Unmistakable. Volume spiked as the price approached $0.0027, crossing the Point of Control (PoC) like a champion crossing the finish line. The next target? $0.0054, if history repeats itself—fingers crossed.

On-Chain Data Shows 100% Revenue Used for Buybacks

Now for the juicy stuff. On-chain data (yes, that’s a real thing) shows that Pump.fun has taken its buyback game to the extreme by using 100% of its daily revenue for buybacks. This is a major leap from the modest 25% it was offering before, and while there’s no official press release from the team (they’re busy, apparently), transaction records say it’s happening. The platform’s treasury has definitely been busier than a beehive in summer.

Daily earnings for Pump.fun fell below $300,000 on Monday, which sounds like a lot of pocket change to you and me. But wait—this has only happened twice in the past year (back in September 2024). It’s rare, which makes it… special, right?

As it stands, Pump.fun has raked in a whopping $735 million in cumulative revenue. The uptick in buybacks might just be their attempt to stabilize the token price after that gut-wrenching drop earlier this month. Fingers crossed it works, because this is one roller coaster you don’t want to get off of.

PUMP Recovers After Airdrop Delay Sell-Off

Pump.fun (PUMP) is currently sitting pretty at $0.002647, with a 24-hour trading volume that’s making people sit up straight—$612 million. The token’s been on a bit of a comeback, gaining 10% in the past day. But don’t get too comfy—it’s still down nearly 29% over the past week. Yikes.

So what caused the sudden dip? Well, apparently, an airdrop delay triggered a 20% drop in value. On July 23, the project’s co-founder confirmed that the airdrop everyone was eagerly awaiting would be delayed. Surprise, surprise—investors didn’t take it well.

Launched in 2024, Pump.fun shot to fame in the meme coin world. It pulled off a $500 million ICO earlier this month, which sold out in a mind-boggling 12 minutes. Unfortunately, some eager beavers missed out, so Kraken decided to throw in an airdrop for the unlucky souls. How thoughtful.

Despite the rebound, Pump.fun still has some explaining to do about its sustainability in this crowded meme-coin universe. The competition is fierce, and not everyone’s a winner. Stay tuned.

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2025-07-30 11:06