PUMP relies on a sustained large-scale buyback and burn mechanism, significantly shrinking the circulating supply and enhancing scarcity, thus laying a foundation for long-term value. Key technical support levels are at 0.0017 and 0.00156, while short-term upward momentum requires a breakout in the 0.00176–0.00182 range. Tokenomics structural adjustments have temporarily increased sell pressure, but contribute to stable operations and ecosystem growth. Considering improving sentiment in mainstream assets and external liquidity disturbances, it is advised to closely monitor key price movements, adopt cautious positioning during range adjustments, and avoid abnormal price fluctuations caused by expanded team or macro liquidity risks.

Recently, the platform has conducted multiple buyback and burn operations, destroying approximately 36% of circulating tokens in total. The buyback fund has reached nearly $370 million, and a programmable 'buy and instant burn' mechanism has been launched, allocating 50% of future net revenue to automated buybacks with immediate burns. This initiative has significantly reduced token supply, increased scarcity, and laid a solid foundation for long-term value.

Pump.fun has repurchased over 35% of its total circulating PUMP tokens since July 15, 2025, with a cumulative buyback value exceeding $367 million. Yesterday alone, it spent approximately $812,000 to repurchase 421.5 million PUMP tokens, reducing the circulating supply by 35.556%.

Pump.fun has repurchased over 35% of the total circulating supply of its tokens, with a cumulative repurchase value exceeding $360 million.

Pump.fun has burned approximately $370 million worth of PUMP tokens, representing about 36% of the circulating supply, through two on-chain transactions. The platform also launched a programmable buyback-and-burn mechanism, committing 50% of net revenue over the next year to repurchase and immediately burn PUMP tokens via an irreversible smart contract. The remaining revenue will support operations and ecosystem growth, aiming to enhance token value and transparency.

Pump.fun burns approximately $370 million worth of PUMP tokens and launches a programmable buyback-and-burn mechanism

From early to mid-month, the token attempted to test and break through highs in the 0.0019–0.00205 range several times before reversing downward, accompanied by fluctuations in trading volume. On the technical chart, daily support levels are at 0.0017, 0.00156, and 0.00142. For bulls to regain control, they must break through the resistance at 0.00176 and 0.00182. After a short-term rally above 0.0019 on April 28 triggered by burn news, resistance emerged on April 29–30, with price oscillating between 0.00174–0.00178, indicating an ongoing tug-of-war between bulls and bears and an as-yet undetermined mid-term trend.

Pump.fun's utility token $PUMP has been declining, losing 2.2% in 24 hours and 6.2% over the past week, despite a brief 12.6% rally after an $18 million token unlock. Technical analysis shows a bearish trend with key support levels at $0.0017 and targets at $0.00156 and $0.00142. To shift bullish, $PUMP must reclaim $0.00176 and $0.00182, but a further 9%-18% price drop is likely in the coming weeks.

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The cryptocurrency market shows weakening bullish sentiment as Bitcoin trades below $77,000, with futures Open Interest dropping to $57.21 billion, signaling reduced leverage. Despite this, Humanity Protocol (H), Pump.fun ($PUMP), and Bittensor ($TAO) lead gains. H maintains bullish momentum above key EMAs and Fibonacci levels, Pump.fun recovers after supply burns and buybacks, and Bittensor holds a neutral-to-bullish stance above its 50-day EMA.

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The platform has changed from using 100% of net revenue for buybacks to allocating 50% for buybacks and immediate burns, with the remaining 50% reserved to support operations and ecosystem development. While this shift improves sustainability and transparency, it has left the community disappointed regarding short-term incentives, causing some selling pressure and divergent sentiment. However, from the perspective of long-term operational stability, this is beneficial for balanced growth and value stability.

Pumpfun announced a change in its tokenomics, allocating 50% of net revenue to repurchase and immediately burn PUMP tokens, replacing the previous approach of using 100% of revenue for buybacks retained in the treasury. The 50% buyback covers net income from Bonding Curve, PumpSwap, and Terminal products, while the rest supports operations, hiring, and strategic investments. Previously, about 36% of PUMP's circulating supply was burned through buybacks.

Pumpfun announces that 50% of its revenue will be used to buy back and burn PUMP tokens.

Pump.fun permanently burned 36% of the $PUMP token supply, destroying about $370 million worth of assets to build long-term trust and clarify fund usage. This move sparked backlash from users expecting those tokens to be redistributed via airdrops or incentives. The platform introduced a new buyback-and-burn program using 50% of future revenue to support sustainability, but critics argue it sacrifices immediate community rewards, creating tension between economic discipline and user expectations.

Pump.fun Burns 36% of $PUMP Supply, Triggering Backlash Over Lost Airdrop Expectations

In mainstream markets, Bitcoin and Ethereum have recently rebounded following sustained ETF net inflows and rising risk appetite, shifting overall market sentiment from 'fear' to 'neutral' and providing support for secondary assets. However, frequent sell-offs by some project teams indicate that, even in an environment of abundant liquidity, vigilance is needed regarding such shocks and their amplified effects on token prices.

Bitcoin rose 2% to $7,910 and Ethereum 3% to $2,388 amid easing geopolitical tensions, boosting Asian markets with Japan's Nikkei 225 and South Korea's Kospi hitting record highs. The US spot Bitcoin ETF saw $823.7 million net inflows for the fourth consecutive week. The crypto fear and greed index improved from 29 (fear) to 47 (neutral). Analyst Dominick John attributes gains to ETF inflows, technical breakthroughs, and reduced risk aversion.

Analyst: Both the crypto market and Asian stock markets rise amid easing geopolitical tensions.

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