Pump.fun has introduced BOOST, a new standard launch mechanism that will apply to every new token on the platform. The company said more than $100 million in liquidity becomes dead liquidity each year when tokens move from the initial bonding curve into liquidity pools, and argued that BOOST is designed to recycle future liquidity back into each bonded token. Co-founder Alon Cohen said the update should add roughly 20% more liquidity to each newly migrated token without changing the trading experience on either the bonding curve or the liquidity pool side. He also said the mechanism could inject hundreds of millions of dollars into the ecosystem over time. Still, those figures were presented as company forecasts rather than independently verified results. Pump.fun did not publish a supporting dataset alongside the announcement, and the real liquidity impact will depend on how many tokens are bonded and migrated under the new default mechanism. The platform had previously launched USDC-paired liquidity pools.
Pump.fun has launched a new standard token launch mechanism called BOOST that will apply to every new token created on the platform.
According to Pump.fun, more than $100 million in liquidity turns into dead liquidity each year when tokens migrate from the initial bonding curve into liquidity pools. The company said BOOST is meant to route future liquidity back into each bonded token.
Co-founder Alon Cohen said the update would add about 20% more liquidity to each newly migrated token while leaving the trading experience on both the bonding curve and liquidity pool unchanged. He also said the mechanism would inject hundreds of millions of dollars into the ecosystem over time.
The figures cited in the announcement are the company’s own projections and have not been independently verified. Pump.fun did not release a supporting dataset with the announcement, and the actual liquidity outcome will depend on the number of tokens that are bonded and migrated under the new default mechanism.
Pump.fun had previously introduced USDC-paired liquidity pools.
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