Pump.fun token buyback is finally paying off

￰0￱ has been aggressive with its buyback strategy, and it saw the rewards over the weekend as its official token PUMP hit a new local high, up significantly since post-ICO ￰1￱ buybacks are expected to continue as it coincide with the PUMP token ￰2￱ things stand, the project has spent around $94.5 million buying back its own PUMP tokens and now owns approximately 6.582% of the circulating supply. Pump. fun’s aggressive buyback strategy was launched in July, not long after $PUMP’s initial coin offering raised $1.32 billion at a $0.004 price per ￰3￱ after the launch, $PUMP hit an initial ATH of $0.01013, but by late July, it had dropped over 65% to lows of $0.002.

Pump. fun price chart.) below ICO ￰4￱ those whales exiting their positions is not exactly enough reason to become totally bearish, the fact that ICO participants still hold up to 55% of the supply should give any investor second ￰5￱ things stand, there is mixed consensus on the $PUMP token, with many torn between buyback-driven scarcity plays and platform revenue/whale exit ￰6￱ a bid to keep the current momentum, ￰7￱ is reportedly extending its 30-day volume-based incentive program, which was initially launched in July 2025, to regain market share from rivals like ￰8￱ program rewards users with PUMP tokens based on trading activity, leveraging SDK updates for real-time ￰9￱ could work because it could stabilize trading volume and attract liquidity.

However, excessive token distribution may lead to dilution if not carefully ￰10￱ wrote the $PUMP token off after its volatile launch and very loud criticisms about it being an “extractive” platform. However, the ￰11￱ team has refused to go out without a fight and has been working hard to regain the trust of the ￰12￱ hard work is what has translated into new highs the token achieved early this ￰13￱ a growing holder count, but there is still a long way to go and investors are still very ￰14￱ your project in front of crypto’s top minds? Feature it in our next industry report, where data meets impact.