🧬 I think the issue with PUMP isn't whether to get on board or not, but how much to get on board.

Currently, the voices of one-sided FUD are very loud.

Exchanges are also cooperating by launching pre-market contracts (Bybit, BN, HL) which are now live, with the current valuation stabilizing around $6 billion. Based on the public offering price of $0.004, with a total supply of 1 trillion tokens, it would have a valuation of $4 billion. I believe the project team will likely maintain the current valuation or push it to around $8 billion ↔️

The initial circulation of $PUMP is 50% (33% institutions + 15% public offering + 2.6% liquidity). Institutions acquired 18% of the tokens at a valuation of $400 million (some at a 10-20% discount), combined with the oracle price of 0.41 USDT (far higher than the public offering price of 0.004 USDT), so there is a high possibility of a short-term pump. If they don’t do this, the largest public offering will fail. If I were the project team, I would definitely lead the fundraising.

pump.fun once set a record of $7 million in daily revenue, but has recently been taken over by LetsBonk, leading to a sharp decline in revenue, basically marking the last peak exit during a down cycle.

🏋️‍♀️ Suggestions from the leader

1️⃣ If participating in the new offering, you can join on supported platforms at 10 PM on the 12th. After a spike (0.008-0.01 USDT), withdraw.

You can use $USDT, $USDC, $SOL to participate.

2️⃣ Before the 12th, if the valuation is below $4 billion or nearby, go long with a small position, but be cautious of high fees.

3️⃣ After a spike to 0.008-0.01, look for opportunities to slowly short.

4️⃣ Add liquidity to the LP immediately upon launch to earn from the pool.

All suggestions are just assumptions, with high volatility risks. Be sure to control your position.

This week, besides $pump, there's also $WLFI.

Hope the vampire 🧛 leaves quickly!!!