Analysis: Behind PUMP's monthly doubling, positive ecological feedback is the main driver
Comparing news, PUMP has continued to rebound since hitting a low of $0.001 at the end of June. It has risen about 19% in the past 24 hours and is close to $0.004, up 36% on the 7th, 98% on the 30th, and about 116% on the 90th. The crypto market has picked up in the past two days. Bitcoin once surpassed 79,000 US dollars. Some meme coins, such as PEOPLE, NEIRO, and BOME, are on the Binance rise list, which is in line with the common rhythm of market recovery and memes taking the lead. However, PUMP's rise was significantly earlier than the current market round, starting about two months earlier. PUMP's strong rise this time is driven by its fundamentals: Pump.fun is forming a positive feedback cycle of revenue, buyback, and traffic. On-chain data shows that in the past 30 days, the platform's processing fee was about US$38.15 million and revenue was about US$29.19 million, second only to Tether, Circle, and Canton, surpassing agreements such as Hyperliquid, Polymarket, GMGN, and Tron. The window that appeared in Gold Fork coincided with the re-acceleration of revenue, the continuous repurchase and destruction of PUMP, and the return of users trading on the platform. Pump.fun uses 50% of revenue to buy back and destroy PUMP. The recent weekly fee revenue surpassed $10 million (one of the best levels since the end of January), corresponding to potential buyback pressure of around $5 million. The platform recently launched Callout Rewards and reduced Solana transaction fees to 0% and cross-chain fees to 0.1%, using revenue advantages to subsidize traffic and compete with users of imported products such as GMGN and Fomo. If active weekly and daily active trading users continue to reach new highs, PUMP's market narrative may shift from a simple meme platform coin to a trading portal with high cash flow. Overall, this round of growth was driven by technical signals and positive feedback from fundamentals, with revenue scale and repurchase mechanisms being the core supporting factors.





