$PUMP Why so forceful? I feel we don’t need to repeat this logic anymore—you just look at Sol’s chain meme: if there’s hype, there’s a pump; if there’s a pump, there’s income; if there’s income, you can buy back; and if you can buy back, there’s a story to tell.
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$PUMP continuing to surge; why is the market falling while PUMP is still pulling up against the trend? The logic—when we bought it two days ago and just after it started moving up—I shared it on the square. Back then, I recommended it because the Solana chain’s meme coins had shown a brief burst of heat.
And PUMP is tied to the Sol Meme coin sector’s momentum. When the meme market explodes, lots of users go to shturl.c to trade coins. Platform fees increase significantly, and PUMP earns revenue. With revenue, it can buy back tokens in the secondary market, so the token price naturally keeps rising steadily.
This round of narrative has already played out as well—basically it revolves around buyback-and-burn tokens.
And PUMP is tied to the Sol Meme coin sector’s momentum. When the meme market explodes, lots of users go to shturl.c to trade coins. Platform fees increase significantly, and PUMP earns revenue. With revenue, it can buy back tokens in the secondary market, so the token price naturally keeps rising steadily.
This round of narrative has already played out as well—basically it revolves around buyback-and-burn tokens.
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