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Pump.fun rolls out BOOST liquidity mode for every new bonded coin

The platform says BOOST will add about 20% liquidity to each token when it bonds and migrates, aiming to counter what it calls roughly $100 million per year in dead liquidity.

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Pump.fun said it is adding a new “BOOST” liquidity mode that applies to every new coin on its Solana launchpad once the token bonds and migrates to a liquidity pool. The company frames the change as a response to liquidity losses during token migration.

According to The Defiant, Pump.fun co-founder statements and accompanying posts claim BOOST reinjects future liquidity into each bonded coin, with a stated per-coin effect of about 20% liquidity. The company also estimates that “over $100M in dead liquidity” is lost each year when tokens migrate, though it characterizes the figure and liquidity impact as projections rather than independently measured results.

The platform did not provide an accompanying dataset with the announcement, and the article notes the ~20% figure is tied to future migrations rather than observed onchain outcomes to date. Pump.fun previously rolled out USDC-paired liquidity pools for token launches, and BOOST is described as the standard mechanism for every new coin, without a stated phased rollout.

Whether the stated liquidity increase materializes will depend on how many coins bond and migrate under BOOST. The Defiant adds that Pump.fun has become the dominant memecoin launchpad on Solana and has repeatedly modified how newly launched tokens handle liquidity.

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