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A new wave of uncertainty has hit the memecoin segment after the detection of a large PUMP token sell-off linked to wallets on the Solana network. Onchain Lens data shows an address associated with Pump.fun offloaded 2.07 billion tokens, worth $4.55 million in USDC.
The sell-off is not isolated. It follows the sale of 543 million units executed just three days earlier. The combined outflows have weakened market structure, with buy and sell volume indicators moving into red territory.
Despite a capitulation-style outlook, the asset has marginally recovered the $0.002 level in recent hours. However, ongoing selling activity has kept concerns elevated about the potential for additional large-scale liquidations.
To address the impact of the sales, Pump.fun developers introduced a new reward model called “Cashback Coins.” The system redirects fees that previously went to token creators directly to traders.
Developers said the change is intended to ensure that not all creators receive rewards, arguing that many existing deployments unfairly benefit issuers. After the announcement, interest in PUMP rose temporarily, helping defend key support levels.
If the momentum tied to the reward news fades and selling pressure persists, PUMP could decline again toward $0.0018.
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