Key Takeaways
PUMP was one of the most anticipated token launches this year. Its public sale sold out within 12 minutes and raised $600 million.
The public sale followed a presale that sold 18% of the supply for $0.004.
Solana handled the public sale without an increase in median fees or downtime in the blockchain.
Nevertheless, there are concerns about the questionable token allocation and the insider-heavy marketing.
This article will examine the sale and analyze the charts to see where PUMP is heading.
The public offered 150 billion PUMP tokens at $0.004, implying a fully diluted valuation (FDV) of $4 billion.
This drew criticism since Pump.fun’s revenue has crashed 90% since its January peak, and daily activity has nosedived.
Moreover, the token offers no utility, since it does not provide governance rights, staking, or fee-sharing.
Then, 40% of the tokens were allocated to the team and investors, making the PUMP launch highly centralized.
Moreover, a Pump.fun developer is allegedly already selling his tokens, creating pessimism about PUMP’s long-term value.
The community has not been thrilled with the developments since launch, citing numerous shady partnerships and what they believe are KOLs paid to shill PUMP.
Users are also unhappy that they did not receive a PUMP airdrop despite using their platform extensively.
Despite these concerns, PUMP still trades above its public sale price and is the #70th biggest cryptocurrency ranked by its market capitalization.
The PUMP token price movement since the launch has not been promising.
While the price initially rallied to an all-time high of $0.0069, it has fallen significantly since then.
To add to the bearish pressure, the rally leading to the high is an A-B-C correction (green), while the drop is a five-wave downward movement.
This gives a bearish PUMP prediction, suggesting the price will fall to new lows.

Today, the PUMP price trades just above the $0.0052 horizontal support area, which is the only thing preventing it from falling to a new all-time low.
Even though PUMP bounced, the increase is likely wave four in a five-wave decline (red). Once the bounce is over, new PUMP lows are possible.
The first target for the bottom of the decline is at $0.0046, created by the 1.27 external Fibonacci retracement of the previous bounce.
A more accurate target can be determined once wave four ends.
PUMP’s public sale was successful but drew controversy relating to its high FDV and token allocation.
The PUMP price initially pumped, but has fallen significantly in the past two days.
A breakdown from the $0.0052 horizontal support area can take PUMP to a new all-time low of $0.0046.
Valdrin Tahiri is a cryptocurrency analyst and reporter at CCN, specializing in technical analysis with a focus on Elliott Wave theory, on-chain metrics, and fundamental research. He brings over seven years of experience in the crypto space as both a trader and writer.
He discovered cryptocurrencies in 2017 while earning his MSc in Financial Markets at the Barcelona School of Economics, which sparked a deep interest in blockchain and market dynamics. Since then, he’s contributed to top crypto outlets like BeInCrypto and CoinGape.
Valdrin also served as Community Manager of BeInCrypto’s Telegram group for three years, helping grow it into one of the largest crypto communities worldwide. His expertise in market structure and price patterns allows him to break down complex trends into clear, actionable insights.
He’s published thousands of articles covering altcoins, Bitcoin cycles, and macro trends.
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