We've looked at it before—and since then, the price has indeed continued to move higher.

But right now, I'm more interested in the rally itself.

I'm interested in where else I could add to my position if the move continues.

PUMP is currently holding around $0.0063–0.0065.

The key zone for me is $0.0060–0.0062.

If the price returns there and buyers show up again, I'd consider it the first area to build a position.

For example, with $1,000, I wouldn’t enter with the full amount at once:

$300 — about $0.0062

$300 — about $0.0059

$200 — about $0.0056

I’d keep $200 aside to confirm the move.

After that, I’d watch how the price reacts.

On the other hand, if PUMP takes $0.0067–0.0068 on strong volume without a serious pullback, the situation changes.

Then I wouldn’t wait for a perfect pullback to $0.0060; I’d look for the price to hold above resistance.

My targets in that scenario would be:

$0.0075

→ $0.0082

→ $0.0088 — the previous ATH.

That means there’s roughly 35% between the current price and the ATH.

But there’s a level beyond which I’d stop considering the current structure attractive.

$0.0055.

If PUMP drops below it and doesn’t recover, I wouldn’t keep averaging down just because “it’s already fallen a lot.”

And one more reason why I’m still keeping an eye on PUMP in particular:

it’s not just a coin riding on meme hype. Behind it is Pump.fun — one of the most active projects in the Solana ecosystem, with real revenue and a huge number of users.

So for me, this isn’t a case of “buy at any price and hope for a pump” right now.

This is much more interesting:

either get PUMP on a decent pullback or wait for a confirmed breakout.

But I wouldn’t buy a green candle after a move has already happened at this point.

If $0.0068 is taken, the next interesting stop for me is $0.0075.

Let’s see who wins: the sellers at $0.0068 or the buyers trying to bring PUMP back to its ATH.