$PUMP This looks like the price is moving, but the essence is liquidity looking for a new home. In mid-September, volume briefly shrank to $105M and the price ground down at $0.0035. That usually signals that the “chip turnover” is nearing its end. What really matters, though, is the last two days: trading volume expanded to over $270M, yet the price hasn’t repeatedly poked back down with wicks at the highs. That suggests it’s not just a single emotional spike—rather, capital is gradually confirming a direction.

Its narrative is actually pretty straightforward: Pump.fun is the “shovel-selling” platform for meme coins. As long as the meme sector continues to produce wealth-creation effects, it can sustain a fee narrative without needing any one specific meme to run. With a market cap of $2.37B ranking #48, it’s not expensive for the middle of a cycle, but it’s still down -42% from its ATH, and the trapped-asset overhead isn’t trivial.

What I care about most is whether this wave of volume can hold up. If over the next few days volume falls back below $150M, then this move is likely just short-covering. If volume stays above $200M and the price holds the $0.0047 level, then the upside room will truly open up.

Has anyone observed correlation with tokens from meme platforms on other chains? For example, in the ETH chain or the Solana ecosystem, are these kinds of assets seeing the same kind of capital rotation—does the money look like it’s picking sides, or has overall risk appetite returned? That may be more informative than $PUMP ’s day-to-day涨跌.