Daily flows
PUMP
Fees convert continuously — a purchase every day of the window. Bar height tracks fee revenue, so the buyback scales with it rather than running on a fixed schedule.
Buybacks as % of that day’s fees · 100% line = parity
USD per PUMP, daily
Fills sit on the daily close — the program buys at market, with no visible premium or slippage signature. Spend is fee-linked rather than fixed, so the tokens acquired each day move with revenue and price together.
Cumulative PUMP repurchased across the window
Valuation & scale
Totals computed from the full daily ledger and cross-checked against pump.fun's published figures. Purchased PUMP is burned — removed from supply permanently, never held.
Total USD deployed to buy & burn PUMP, since launch.
Purchased PUMP is burned at acquisition — mark-to-market prices the retired tokens, a measure of execution rather than a holding.
Unlike a treasury program nothing is held — every purchase is burned, so the float compounds downward for as long as fees flow.
Market
Scenario model
Drag the assumptions; the projected buyback pace updates live. Defaults ≈ today’s observed numbers.
Illustrative only — market cap uses circulating supply at the slider price; yields use annualized figures. Not a forecast or financial advice.
Ledger
| Date | Fees generated | PUMP bought back | Buyback % of fees | Price paid · close |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Mechanics
Pump.fun earns protocol revenue from launchpad trading fees and PumpSwap AMM fees across every token created on the platform. Since the PUMP token launched in July 2025 a share of that revenue has been converted into open-market purchases, executed continuously and onchain, and every purchased token is burned — permanently removed from supply, never held in a treasury. The share has moved twice: the program opened at roughly a quarter of revenue, stepped up to effectively all of it within weeks, then settled near 60% of total fees once Project Ascend began routing a portion to creators. The ledger below is the daily record of that program across its full history. Note that the $1.10B platform figure covers pump.fun since 2024, while the buyback era begins at token launch.