Polymarket traders are split right down the middle 50/50 on whether PUMP will hit a new all time high by December 31, 2025. It’s a clean divide that reflects a market wrestling with two strong narratives. On one hand, Pump.fun has shown massive growth: around 13 million of Solana’s 32 million tokens have launched there. That’s roughly $500 million in total fees, with $120 million in the past month alone. Daily activity is strong.
But there’s a catch. Around 98.6% of tokens are flagged as scams, and the median hold time? A mere 100 seconds. PUMP itself, which launched via ICO in July, is still sitting about 20% below its all time high of $0.008819. Still, it’s up roughly 75% over the past 30 days, pushing its market cap to approximately $2.48 billion.
Bulls are optimistic. They point to catalysts like “Project Ascend” (Dynamic Fees V1), a potential Binance listing, and integrations with payment platforms like Apple Pay, Robinhood, and Phantom. There’s also growing interest from institutions Fitell, for example, holds around 216.8 million PUMP tokens. Technicals are looking better too: MACD is improving, CMF is rising, and there’s solid support at $0.0062. Targets range from $0.0077 to $0.0090.
In the end, it all comes down to this: can Pump.fun drive sustainable demand while improving project quality, even as low-effort launches flood the platform?
