The post Pump.fun’s Market Share Explodes to 92.5% appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Since August 1, Pump.fun’s dominance jumped from 11.5% to 92.5%. The reason? Two major moves: The launch of the Glass Full Fund. Over $62M in $PUMP token buybacks. The combination has flipped sentiment around. Traders are piling back in, convinced Pump.fun is back on top. The market share of @pumpdotfun grew from 11.5% to 92.5% since Aug 1 Thanks to the launch of the Glass Full Fnd. and $62M $PUMP total buybacks, PF has brought traders back and reinforced their confidence in the project. Up 250%, $TROLL is the PF ecosystem’s runner of the month. pic.twitter.com/G4hWjef8zG — CryptoRank.io (@CryptoRank_io) August 29, 2025 $TROLL Becomes the Ecosystem Star One token stole the show in August: $TROLL. Up 250% this month, it’s become the breakout star of the Pump.fun ecosystem. Short-term traders are circling in. Momentum is clearly with the meme-heavy token right now. PUMP Buybacks Continue at Record Pace Last week alone (Aug 20–Aug 26), Pump.fun spent $10,657,503 on $PUMP buybacks. That’s 99.32% of the platform’s total revenue for the week. Zoom out, and the scale is even bigger:  $58,134,191 worth of $PUMP has been bought back to date.  That offsets 4.261% of the circulating supply. Each buyback pushes selling pressure lower. Each one signals confidence. over the past week, pump fun purchased $10,657,503 in $PUMP tokens, which equates to 99.32% of total revenue for that period (Aug 20-Aug 26) to date, pump fun has purchased a total of $58,134,191 of $PUMP tokens, offsetting 4.261% of the circulating supply pic.twitter.com/YIsGH4Jr95 — pump.fun (@pumpdotfun) August 27, 2025 Update Glitch Hits Trading Bots According to Axiom, Pump.fun pushed a new update this week. The unintended side effect? Trading bots like Axiom briefly couldn’t sell. Users trading manually through PumpSwap or Phantom weren’t affected. Pump.fun rolled the update back after reports surfaced. They’ve announced… The post Pump.fun’s Market Share Explodes to 92.5% appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Since August 1, Pump.fun’s dominance jumped from 11.5% to 92.5%. The reason? Two major moves: The launch of the Glass Full Fund. Over $62M in $PUMP token buybacks. The combination has flipped sentiment around. Traders are piling back in, convinced Pump.fun is back on top. The market share of @pumpdotfun grew from 11.5% to 92.5% since Aug 1 Thanks to the launch of the Glass Full Fnd. and $62M $PUMP total buybacks, PF has brought traders back and reinforced their confidence in the project. Up 250%, $TROLL is the PF ecosystem’s runner of the month. pic.twitter.com/G4hWjef8zG — CryptoRank.io (@CryptoRank_io) August 29, 2025 $TROLL Becomes the Ecosystem Star One token stole the show in August: $TROLL. Up 250% this month, it’s become the breakout star of the Pump.fun ecosystem. Short-term traders are circling in. Momentum is clearly with the meme-heavy token right now. PUMP Buybacks Continue at Record Pace Last week alone (Aug 20–Aug 26), Pump.fun spent $10,657,503 on $PUMP buybacks. That’s 99.32% of the platform’s total revenue for the week. Zoom out, and the scale is even bigger:  $58,134,191 worth of $PUMP has been bought back to date.  That offsets 4.261% of the circulating supply. Each buyback pushes selling pressure lower. Each one signals confidence. over the past week, pump fun purchased $10,657,503 in $PUMP tokens, which equates to 99.32% of total revenue for that period (Aug 20-Aug 26) to date, pump fun has purchased a total of $58,134,191 of $PUMP tokens, offsetting 4.261% of the circulating supply pic.twitter.com/YIsGH4Jr95 — pump.fun (@pumpdotfun) August 27, 2025 Update Glitch Hits Trading Bots According to Axiom, Pump.fun pushed a new update this week. The unintended side effect? Trading bots like Axiom briefly couldn’t sell. Users trading manually through PumpSwap or Phantom weren’t affected. Pump.fun rolled the update back after reports surfaced. They’ve announced…