Odaily Planet Daily reports: After the launch of the BOOST mechanism, the token graduation rate on Pump.fun reached 6.7% last Friday—eight times the June average of 0.8%, up from a four-day average of 4.7% and a previous week average of 2.5%. BOOST addresses the approximately 20% of permanently locked dead liquidity at token graduation by automatically executing market buys and burning repurchased tokens within the first five minutes after migration, providing immediate buying pressure and supply destruction right after migration, thereby incentivizing traders to bid more aggressively during the bonding phase. Pump.fun’s founder previously stated that BOOST adds approximately 20% additional liquidity for each newly migrated token and will inject hundreds of millions of dollars into the ecosystem over the long term.
Pump.fun token graduation rate rises to 6.7% following the launch of the BOOST mechanism.
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Pump.fun’s token launch news shows the graduation rate rising to 6.7% following the introduction of the BOOST mechanism—about eight times the 0.8% average in June. The BOOST mechanism automatically buys and burns tokens within the first five minutes after migration, generating buying pressure and reducing supply. The founder stated that BOOST adds approximately 20% liquidity for each new token listing and could bring millions to the ecosystem over the long term.
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