PUMP is the native token of Pump.fun, the Solana-based memecoin launchpad where anyone can create a token in under a minute. A token unlock happens when previously restricted tokens, usually held by a project's team or early investors, become available to move or sell. Today, that unlock is playing out for token.
Pump.fun's one-year lock-up period for team and investor coin has expired, and the platform's first release moved 57.279Bn token, worth roughly $86.49-92.33 million depending on the price at the time of transfer, out to 121 wallets. One address alone unlocked and transferred 52.039Bn (about $78.58 million), while a second sent out 5.24 billion (about $7.91 million). This marks the start of PUMP's first insider vesting cycle, which now moves into a three-year unlocking phase.

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According to CoinMarketCap, here's where assets stands right now:
Price: $0.001657, up 14.85% over the past 24 hours
Market cap: $664.96 million, up 14.76% in the same period
24-hour trading volume: $117.72.88 million, up 90.65%%
Circulating supply: 849.43Bn, about 34.6% of the max supply
Fully diluted valuation (FDV): $1.51 billion, the value if every token were in circulation

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Official tokenomics data from Tokenomist, verified against the live tokenomics page, shows 1 trillion max supply is split across eight allocation categories. Here is what each one means in plain terms:
Initial Coin Offering: 33%. These are the assets anyone could buy during Pump.fun's public ICO in July 2025. Because this was a public sale, these tokens were fully unlocked and tradeable from day one, unlike team or investor tokens.
Community & Ecosystem Initiatives: 24%. This chunk is set aside for the wider community, likely through a future airdrop or rewards program. Pump.fun has not published a full release schedule for this bucket yet.
Team: 20%. This is the share set aside for founders and core team as payment for building and running the platform. It was locked for a full year after launch, so the team couldn't sell immediately and only started vesting, meaning gradually becoming available, as of July 12, 2026.
Existing Investors: 13%. These coin went to early backers, such as venture capital firms, who funded Pump.fun before its public launch. Like the team allocation, these were locked for a year and are only now beginning to unlock.
Livestreaming: 3%. assets tied to livestreaming feature, used to reward streamers and viewers on the platform.
Liquidity & Exchanges: 2.6%. Tokens set aside to support trading liquidity and exchange listings for token.
Ecosystem Fund: 2.4%. assets reserved to fund projects, partnerships, or tools built around the ecosystem.
Foundation: 2%. Tokens held by the Pump.fun foundation for organizational and operational needs.

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The insider cliff released today totals 82.5 billion assets, worth about $125 million at the time it was scheduled. A cliff unlock means a lump sum of coin becomes available all at once, rather than trickling out gradually. Today's cliff splits into team tokens (50 billion, a quarter of the 200 billion team bucket) and existing investor tokens (32.5 billion, a quarter of the 130 billion investor bucket). After today's release, 247.5Bn insider tokens remain locked, with no published schedule for when the rest unlocks.
Circulating supply currently sits at 405.7Bn, about 40.6% of the fixed 1 trillion cap. A further 149 billion, roughly 14.9% of max supply, has already been permanently burned through Pump.fun's buyback-and-burn program, which uses trading fees to buy and destroy assets. That program was cut in April 2026, when it reduced the share of fees routed to buybacks from 100% to 50%.
On the unlock side, CoinGlass's vesting tracker for PUMP confirms the same insider cliff structure reported by Tokenomist: 82.5 billion unlocked from the team and existing investor allocation, worth about $125 million at the scheduled price, with 247.5Bn insider coin still locked and no published date for the next release.
This unlock is the first crack in PUMP's insider lock, not the whole story. With 247.5Bn insider assets and an entire undated 240 billion community bucket still to come, roughly half of coin total supply remains locked or unscheduled even after this release. How the market absorbs this first tranche, and whether the slowing buyback-and-burn program can keep pace with future unlocks, will shape supply picture heading into the rest of 2026. Large combined unlock events across the broader market have tested altcoin order books before, so how token holders and buyers respond here is worth watching closely.
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