Pump.Fun (PUMP)

New ATH solana:33eum82LaAhtv5YkUq1BdwEviSErH5CnFxqVNLT5pump (: https://t.co/SMi5UjJlYb

I feel a $PUMP ICO level crashout coming on over this SpaceX IPO

➥ Is $PUMP slowly moving away from $SOL? Starting May 21, @Pumpfun will allow creators to choose either SOL or USDC as the quote asset when memecoins graduate from bonding curve → PumpSwap. That changes a lot more than people think. Impact on $SOL: – Less SOL locked into LPs – Lower artificial TVL growth from memecoin launches – Reduced demand for SOL liquidity provisioning – USDC pairs may absorb a large part of future volume For months, memecoin graduations were quietly creating constant buy + lock pressure for SOL. Now that dynamic weakens. Impact on $PUMP: – More flexibility for creators – USDC pairs are easier for long-term holders – Potentially higher trading volume on PumpSwap – Revenue still flows back to the ecosystem – Stronger long-term positioning beyond SOL dependency I actually think this upgrade is more bullish for $PUMP than for $SOL. https://t.co/k3MFu0Xkfw is starting to position itself more like a standalone trading infrastructure layer rather than just a Solana memecoin app.

took the same framework. added one more variable. Revenue Yield tells you how cheap a protocol is relative to what it earns. but yield without growth is just a value trap. so I looked at Q1 revenue growth alongside yield for the protocols on this list. ➛ pumpfun: 25.4% yield. revenue down 21.7% in Q1. ➛ Limitless: 19.6% yield. revenue up 163% in Q1 ➛ Aster: 2.2% yield. revenue down 73.5% in Q1. ➛ Hyperliquid: 1.5% yield. revenue down 9.7% in Q1. ➛ Uniswap: 1.0% yield. revenue up 109% in Q1. growth is there, yield isn't. high yield. accelerating growth. still early. the market hasn't caught up yet.

built a $pump position earlier today will post research later but i think its severely mispriced at these levels

Longed $pump Seems like an overreaction https://t.co/BqYfedyO0g

New theory: different cohorts of crypto customers are driving very different results. Cohort 1: $COIN $HOOD $GEMI $PUMP $SOL $UNI $AAVE are basically "retail only" crypto plays, and retail is dead right now. You can see it in the charts of their tokens/stocks which are mostly down only. Cohort 2: Those companies that cater more to the "professional traders" are fairing much better... this includes $GLXY $HYPE $ONDO $SKY and soon to be Kraken when they go public (Kraken private shares are up YTD too). Worth noting that ONDO is in the "good company, bad token" camp, as its token does nothing and captures no value from Ondo's success, which is why it has underperformed. $SYRUP probably in this camp too. Cohort 3: Those companies that cater to real institutions -- banks, brokerages, Fintechs, etc. This includes canton-network:native (and soon to be Tempo and Arc after big private raises). It probably includes $CRCL $BTGO $CEPT (once the biz combination event is complete). Maybe even $MORPHO. This has been more of a mixed bag as no one really knows who will ultimately benefit from this institutionalization. It might end up being $WU or $JPM or $BLK or $PYPL or a variety of other companies who benefit the most. Hard to tell. All we really know is that retail crypto is dead, and there is a changing of the guard happening.

you can feel however you want about @Pumpfun , but they’re still pushing around $1B in weekly volume meme coin gambling basically turned into its own mini-market and $PUMP owns most of that flow with the full stack: • launchpad • DEX • trading app • social layer I keep seeing meme coin streams on YouTube and X too they have their own scene now, their own stars, influencers, slang and culture interesting case overall added it to my watchlist - users are there, volume is there, buybacks are there haven’t added it to the portfolio yet

Nobody is paying attention to $PUMP right now, that's why I'm bullish on it → 36% of supply got burned last week → 50% of all revenue now auto buys & burns more → Still doing over $1m in daily fees → 73% of wallets profitable in april Trading at $0.002... down 76% from ATH Not gonna stay this quiet for long

"Revenue Yield" measures how much revenue a business generates for every dollar of its valuation Annualized Revenue ÷ Valuation ➛ FDV for crypto tokens ➛ market cap for public stocks This snapshot compares the leading onchain trading venues to their closest Wall Street counterparts to identify who's earning the most per dollar invested The higher the yield, the better