In the past week, pump.fun has repurchased over $12 million worth of PUMP tokens, accounting for 98.23% of its total revenue.
Jinse Finance reported that the pump.fun platform purchased PUMP tokens worth $12,192,383 in the past week (August 28 to September 3), accounting for 98.23% of the total revenue during that period. These purchases have reduced the total circulating supply of PUMP tokens by 5.363%, an increase of 1.102% compared to the previous week.
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