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Solana-Based Pump.fun Token Retraces 30% Following Token Unlock and Market Cool-Off
The Solana ecosystem token pulled back to $0.0038 after an August surge, influenced by market-wide weakness and a $25 million vesting unlock.
The Solana-based launchpad token Pump.fun (PUMP) fell 29.5% from its late-August peak of $0.00543, trading at $0.0038. The decline follows a 104.7% surge from $0.00265, amid market-wide cooling triggered by Bitcoin's pullback from the $82,000 region.
In addition to broader market conditions, the token faced selling pressure from a $25 million cliff unlock on September 12. The unlock forms part of a recurring monthly schedule releasing 1.47% of the float through June 2029.
From a technical perspective, the token is testing resistance in the $0.00375 to $0.0040 supply zone, with significant support situated near $0.00317 and the 78.6% Fibonacci retracement level at $0.00325. Momentum oscillators, including the Chaikin Money Flow, currently reflect the recent correction.
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