This month, the buyback of tokens by pump.fun has been severely "halved," with the $19.5 million PUMP now only worth $8.2 million.

By: theblockbeats.news|2025/07/26 18:12:10
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BlockBeats News, July 26th, according to OnchainLens monitoring, 8 to 10 days ago, pump.fun spent 120,450 SOL (worth $19.5 million at the time) to purchase 3.07 billion PUMP tokens, but currently, the total value of these tokens is only $8.2 million.


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