What PUMP delivered in 2026
Today, October 12, 2026, PUMP is at $0.005148 to $0.00563, down 10.89% on the day, but:
+38.36% over the past year, +233.95% over the past 3 months, and +55.37% over the past 30 days
It’s up from its all-time low of $0.001149 on June 25, 2026 — anyone who bought then is up +369% as of today
It’s 40% below its September 2025 ATH of $0.008999, so it still hasn’t recovered its peak.
Why has it risen so much this year? It’s Solana’s memecoin launchpad. It set a record of $10.03 million in weekly fees in August and uses that money to buy back tokens. They’ve already burned $254.93 million worth of PUMP, reducing the circulating supply by 19.98%; another report puts the amount burned at $370 million. Fewer tokens in circulation + more usage = a higher price.
The platform is also changing: zero-fee trading, cross-chain USDC, 50% of PumpSwap revenue shared with creators, and callout tokens for social trading.
What to expect going forward
The technical consensus for 2026 is consolidation with an upward bias, but no immediate explosion:
Short term (October):
Key support: $0.0058–$0.0060. If it breaks below that, it could fall back to $0.00518
Tomorrow’s forecast: $0.005711 (+10.94%)
Forecast for the next 30 days: $0.006336 (+23.08%)
Rest of 2026:
Range projected by CoinPedia: min. $0.00170 / average $0.00531 / max. $0.00765
According to CoinArbitrageBot: October average $0.006116, December $0.00906 with a high of $0.009794 — in other words, December could be the best month and break through near the ATH.
2027–2030 (longer-term outlook):
2027: average $0.0050 to $0.00697, peak $0.0091–$0.0095
2028: average $0.0075–$0.00818, peak $0.0142 due to Bitcoin’s halving
2030: average $0.0260, peak $0.0430
What could make it pump again?
In its favor:
Daily buybacks remain at 95–106% of the previous day’s level — if revenue stays high, the supply will shrink further.
Adoption: 112,000 transactions in 24 hours and 312,000 holders
It’s up 28% more than the stock market over the past year
#PUMP!
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Today, October 12, 2026, PUMP is at $0.005148 to $0.00563, down 10.89% on the day, but:
+38.36% over the past year, +233.95% over the past 3 months, and +55.37% over the past 30 days
It’s up from its all-time low of $0.001149 on June 25, 2026 — anyone who bought then is up +369% as of today
It’s 40% below its September 2025 ATH of $0.008999, so it still hasn’t recovered its peak.
Why has it risen so much this year? It’s Solana’s memecoin launchpad. It set a record of $10.03 million in weekly fees in August and uses that money to buy back tokens. They’ve already burned $254.93 million worth of PUMP, reducing the circulating supply by 19.98%; another report puts the amount burned at $370 million. Fewer tokens in circulation + more usage = a higher price.
The platform is also changing: zero-fee trading, cross-chain USDC, 50% of PumpSwap revenue shared with creators, and callout tokens for social trading.
What to expect going forward
The technical consensus for 2026 is consolidation with an upward bias, but no immediate explosion:
Short term (October):
Key support: $0.0058–$0.0060. If it breaks below that, it could fall back to $0.00518
Tomorrow’s forecast: $0.005711 (+10.94%)
Forecast for the next 30 days: $0.006336 (+23.08%)
Rest of 2026:
Range projected by CoinPedia: min. $0.00170 / average $0.00531 / max. $0.00765
According to CoinArbitrageBot: October average $0.006116, December $0.00906 with a high of $0.009794 — in other words, December could be the best month and break through near the ATH.
2027–2030 (longer-term outlook):
2027: average $0.0050 to $0.00697, peak $0.0091–$0.0095
2028: average $0.0075–$0.00818, peak $0.0142 due to Bitcoin’s halving
2030: average $0.0260, peak $0.0430
What could make it pump again?
In its favor:
Daily buybacks remain at 95–106% of the previous day’s level — if revenue stays high, the supply will shrink further.
Adoption: 112,000 transactions in 24 hours and 312,000 holders
It’s up 28% more than the stock market over the past year
#PUMP!
$AAPLB
$GOOGLB