What top creators are saying about Pump.fun Token(PUMP)— Page 2

The post suggests PUMP may soon rise sharply against Zcash and other major cryptocurrencies, citing the “kimchi & pump pairs” meta.

The host considered PUMP weaker than some other chart examples but noted higher highs and higher lows; holding above roughly $0.035 would be favorable.

Named as a volatile project the host personally believes in or is considering; presented as higher risk than Bitcoin, not as a specific recommendation.

The host had exited around $4.36, describing the launchpad model as extractive and lacking a compelling next product or social-network offering beyond its existing business.

New trading and collectible-card features could add revenue, but the investment case depends on durable platform activity and revenue amid competition.

A significant reversal day could lead to a relief rally if Bitcoin and the Nasdaq move higher, but the bullish case was conditional and unconfirmed.

Invested $250,000 in a Pokémon pack-ripping company; the post suggests its token may be integrated into the app.

Its revenue engine supports token, creator, and referral rewards as it expands toward a crypto consumer platform and partners on perps and pack rips; no price target or figures are provided.

The speaker said PUMP was down about 25% from recent highs and described trading it for stimulation rather than a clear thesis. No recommendation or price target was given.

The host cited Pump.fun as a protocol attracting attention through returns or value directed to token holders, though no valuation or price target was provided.

May benefit from the altpair narrative; Custom Pairs has removed 0.33% of circulating supply, about $5.9 million, with an estimated annual rate of roughly 3.35% if activity remains flat.

The investor said he would not buy the token and criticized meme-coin activity and gambling-like products.

The altpair narrative and Custom Pairs may benefit PUMP. Custom Pairs have removed about 0.33% of its circulating supply, roughly $5.9 million, since launch; at a steady pace, the estimated annual reduction is about 3.35% of the current float.

BATON is expected to rise sharply if Pump starts posting green candles again.

The asset had retraced sharply and broken a trend line; the speaker wanted a break of the more important downtrend before gaining confidence in a turn.

Down 40% from its all-time high; the post notes the token has no unlocks.

The hosts described the platform as casino-like and said the token’s prospects depend on continued user activity and its ability to retain its position in the meme-coin market.

The author hopes to accumulate PUMP, suggesting a bullish outlook.

Cited as a project demonstrating a model in which revenue may accrue to token holders, though the investor emphasized that token-based value accrual is early and allocation between tokens and equity can be uncertain.

Cited as an example of a model in which revenue can accrue to token holders, but the value-accrual model is early and could be affected by changes in the project's structure.

Described as a buying opportunity after a rally and retest; the chart shows PUMP/USDT near $0.004509, with marked levels from $0.002968 to $0.005779.

The speaker preferred waiting for a deeper pullback before considering a long and cautioned against holding without a stop.

Mentioned in the context of speculative meme-coin trading, which the host described as difficult and associated with losses and panic selling.

PUMP was reported down about 20% on the day. The discussion cautioned that speculative altcoin gains can reverse quickly and offered no specific recommendation.

Holding a key trendline was viewed as important, while a break below the recent low could lead to further declines and leveraged liquidations.

Custom Pairs activity has removed approximately 0.33% of circulating supply through locked LPs, burns, or protocol fee wallets; adoption may create routed volume and buy pressure.

Since Custom Pairs launched, about 0.33% of circulating supply—approximately $5.9 million—has been locked in liquidity pools, burned, or held in protocol fee wallets. If activity remains flat, this could affect roughly 3.35% of the current float annually, though the estimate may rise if activity increases.

After a sharp rally, PUMP has cleanly retested; the dip is viewed as a buying opportunity. It is charted near $0.004509.

Mentioned as a comparable example of a token buyback-and-burn model.

Mentioned as a platform that may benefit from meme-coin trading activity, but no specific investment recommendation was offered.

The host was long and about 10% underwater. He planned to hold unless a daily close below $0.004280 invalidated the swing trade, with no recovery target provided.

The host had a hard stop near breakeven and would consider exiting if the trend line failed, which could risk a move toward $34.

The speaker held PUMP in a model portfolio and was constructive because it was near its 10-week moving average, making higher highs and higher lows, and generating significant revenue. A bearish RSI divergence was noted as a caution.

Cited as having fallen about 30% in a recent pullback, highlighting the volatility of smaller or newer crypto assets.

The speaker saw a possible short-term bounce but no confirmed reversal, describing the token as speculative.

Pump.fun was cited as a major Solana application generating about $5.83 million in daily fees. The speaker gave no specific token recommendation or price target and warned against chasing coins after large runs.

Described as a major source of Solana volume and fees, and as a possible direct bet on meme-coin activity. The thesis depends on that activity continuing; no valuation or risk assessment was offered.

The bullish scenario was conditional on recovering above 5.65; the stated upside and price formatting were unclear.

Mentioned in connection with a decision to reduce token buybacks. The speakers disagreed about interpreting the price reaction and gave no clear investment view.

A short-term support area must hold for a possible bounce. If Bitcoin rebounds toward $92,000, the speaker sees potential for a sizable move, while warning that a deeper pullback could follow a return to prior highs.

Its stated valuation multiple is 11.7×, implying prices of $0.17 under the assumptions and $0.32 in the $3M/day, 40B-token scenario.

Expansion into token creation and social trading could support growth, but success depends on market expansion, user retention, and execution amid increasing competition.

The speaker described rapid losses, selling $150,000 to meet a tax obligation, and a 79.8% worst intraday drawdown in the episode's comparison.

Cited as an example of a coin to trade based on whether it currently makes sense, without emotional attachment; no specific price target or directional view is given.

Named as a coin to consider trading based on its attractiveness at the time; exit if it no longer makes sense.

The quoted post describes sentiment around PUMP as very bullish and argues that being bullish on PUMP while not being bullish on memecoins may be inconsistent.

Pump.fun rose about 380% from its February lows and generated about $5.6 million in revenue in the last day, though the host notes its large market capitalization and gives no buy recommendation.

Reportedly recorded its highest-revenue day of the year and sustained mobile-app usage.

The host recently bought PUMP as a speculative play on renewed memecoin activity, while noting substantial downside risk and dependence on platform activity and custom-pairs demand.

PUMP/ZEC chart is labeled with a descending trendline.