Pump.fun has stepped up its token repurchase program, with on-chain data showing that it has bought back more than 35% of PUMP’s circulating supply. According to data cited from fees.pump.fun, the platform has spent a total of $367 million on the program so far.
One-day buyback topped 4.215 billion PUMP
In a single day, Pump.fun used 8,754.98 SOL, worth about $8.12 million, to acquire 4.215 billion PUMP tokens. The transaction highlights the scale of the platform’s market activity and underscores how aggressively it has been reducing liquid supply.
Program began on July 15, 2025
Since launching the repurchase initiative on July 15, 2025, Pump.fun has accumulated a total of 125.87 billion PUMP. Based on the published figures, that has reduced the token’s circulating supply by roughly 35.556%. For market participants, a buyback of this size is notable because it materially changes the available float and can influence how traders assess supply dynamics.
Attention remains on PUMP and SOL market response
At the time the data was referenced, the page showed PUMP up 6.33% and SOL up 0.73%. Still, the source material focuses mainly on the size of the buyback and the funds deployed, without detailing the origin of the capital, the long-term framework, or the future pace of purchases. Even so, the scale of the repurchase has already made Pump.fun a closely watched case in token supply management.