【CryptoWorld】PUMP’s market performance has been a bit rough these past two days. The latest price has dropped to $0.002754, down 3.85% intraday, with the continuous bottoming process showing no signs of stopping.
On-chain monitoring detected a large order that drew attention—a major holder directly dumped tokens worth $6.3 million. This operation resulted in a direct loss of over $5 million, seemingly a forced stop-loss. Meanwhile, the exchange’s net inflow shifted from negative to positive, indicating that selling pressure is increasing and a large amount of chips are flowing into exchanges.
However, the team is not just sitting idly by. It is understood that they are executing a buyback plan to stabilize the situation, having already invested about $12.7 million in December in an attempt to support the price. But from the current trend, these measures seem to have limited effect.
Technical data also looks less optimistic—the Stochastic RSI index is now only 21, which means the token has entered the oversold zone. Although historical experience suggests this often signals a potential rebound, given the current selling pressure, the strength of such a rebound remains uncertain.
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just_vibin_onchain
· 12-16 04:13
When the whales dump the market, team buybacks are useless—that's the reality of the crypto world.
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GasFeeGazer
· 12-13 21:38
Whales run away, the team steps in to take over. This move sounds a bit like the prelude to a rug pull...
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GasGoblin
· 12-13 13:48
Whales are疯狂 selling off, and even the team’s additional 12.7 million cannot save it. This is the crypto world.
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RugPullSurvivor
· 12-13 13:47
When whales dump the market, buybacks are useless. I've seen this trick too many times.
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Degen4Breakfast
· 12-13 13:32
Whale sell-offs, while the team repurchases, seem more like pouring gasoline on the fire. This thing might need to continue testing the bottom.
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AirdropAnxiety
· 12-13 13:29
Whales dumping, teams pouring money—this is the daily script of the crypto world.
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TommyTeacher
· 12-13 13:28
Whales are dumping again, and this time it's really intense...
The team spent 12.7 million to buy back but couldn't suppress the price, what does that indicate?
This wave of pump is probably going to test the bottom again; oversold rebounds are no longer trustworthy.
PUMP token falls below key support, whale large-scale selling triggers chain reaction
【CryptoWorld】PUMP’s market performance has been a bit rough these past two days. The latest price has dropped to $0.002754, down 3.85% intraday, with the continuous bottoming process showing no signs of stopping.
On-chain monitoring detected a large order that drew attention—a major holder directly dumped tokens worth $6.3 million. This operation resulted in a direct loss of over $5 million, seemingly a forced stop-loss. Meanwhile, the exchange’s net inflow shifted from negative to positive, indicating that selling pressure is increasing and a large amount of chips are flowing into exchanges.
However, the team is not just sitting idly by. It is understood that they are executing a buyback plan to stabilize the situation, having already invested about $12.7 million in December in an attempt to support the price. But from the current trend, these measures seem to have limited effect.
Technical data also looks less optimistic—the Stochastic RSI index is now only 21, which means the token has entered the oversold zone. Although historical experience suggests this often signals a potential rebound, given the current selling pressure, the strength of such a rebound remains uncertain.