Revenue and PUMP buyback-and-burn figures
pump.fun co-founder Sapijiju published the project’s first official weekly report, disclosing core operating metrics for the period from June 29 to July 5. The report said protocol fees generated from Bonding Curve, PumpSwap, and Terminal reached $7.2 million for the week. Of that amount, 50% of net fees was allocated to PUMP buybacks and burns. Over the past seven days, pump.fun repurchased and burned about $3.7 million worth of PUMP. The platform said cumulative burns have now reached 41.8% of the token’s circulating supply.
Trading activity and product changes
Weekly trading volume on Bonding Curve came in at $553 million, while PumpSwap recorded $1.65 billion over the same period. The team also said the previously launched Tokenized Agent launch option has been removed following community feedback, indicating that the product roadmap is still being adjusted in response to user input.
On the product side, a new Swap service in Pump App reduced transaction speed from 1–2 seconds to 300–400 milliseconds. After the launch of a low-KYC deposit channel, average daily deposit trading volume on the platform increased by about 21%. Terminal also introduced offline token tagging, reduced its JavaScript package size by 35%, and added new search tools including active viewer counts, wallet filters, and an OG filter.
GO feature boosts engagement metrics
The report also highlighted traction for GO. Posts related to the feature have generated more than 18 million views so far. The platform has created about 3,000 bounty tasks, received 18,000 submissions, and paid out more than $600,000 in rewards. Together, those figures suggest pump.fun is continuing to integrate trading, incentive programs, and community participation more tightly within its product stack.