Spent on buybacks, latest day
SOLValue spent on PUMP buybacks on the latest complete day, from the disclosed buyback wallets' swaps.
Dashboard · VantagePlanned
Pump.fun Buyback Tracker: PUMP Bought with Fees
How much PUMP has pump.fun bought back with its fees?
How much of pump.fun's revenue goes into buying PUMP each day, how much PUMP has been bought and how much of it was burned.
ShareEmail it
Blueprint
What the dashboard will show.
The dashboard as it will open in Vantage. Each figure is named here and arrives with its receipt; until its data is published, its place stays empty.
Buybacks
What was spent and bought on the latest day and over time.
PUMP bought, latest day
PUMPPUMP received by the buyback wallets from those swaps on the latest complete day.
Share of fees spent
%Buyback spend as a share of the fees pump.fun's fee accounts received over the last 30 days.
Average price paid
USDAverage price paid per PUMP in the latest complete day's buyback swaps.
Buybacks against fees by day
SOLValue spent on buybacks per day beside the fees received, over the selected period.
Latest buyback swaps
The latest buyback swaps: time, wallet, amount spent, PUMP received, price paid and transaction.
Supply
PUMP burned, PUMP still held and total supply.
PUMP bought since buybacks began
PUMPPUMP bought by the disclosed buyback wallets since the first buyback swap.
PUMP burned
PUMPPUMP destroyed by burn instructions from the buyback wallets since buybacks began.
Bought PUMP: burned or held
PUMPPUMP bought back so far, split into the part burned and the part still held in buyback wallets.
PUMP supply by day
PUMPPUMP mint supply at the last slot of each day, with each burn marked at its slot.
- Period
- Last 7, 30 or 90 days, or since buybacks began
- Unit
- SOL, or USD at each day's oracle price
About
What it answers, and for whom.
pump.fun uses revenue from its fees to buy its PUMP token on the open market, through wallets it has disclosed, and it has burned tokens it bought. This dashboard reads those wallets directly: the revenue that flows in from fee accounts, the swaps into PUMP and where the bought PUMP goes next, to a burn or to a wallet that holds it.
Read the share of fees spent on buybacks against what the program has announced, and the PUMP bought so far against total supply. Announced policies change over time; the dashboard shows what the wallets actually did, day by day, with every swap and burn linked to its transaction.
Method
How it will be measured.
Every figure will be read at a block, kept with its source and its exact read, and open a receipt anyone can re-check.
How receipts work →- Buybacks are swaps into PUMP signed by the buyback wallets pump.fun has disclosed, read from their transactions on Solana and listed with the source that names each wallet.
- Fee revenue is the SOL that reaches pump.fun's fee accounts from bonding-curve trades and PumpSwap, and the share spent is buybacks divided by that revenue over the same days.
- Burns are PUMP destroyed by SPL burn instructions from the buyback wallets, which lower the mint's supply; PUMP moved to other accounts is shown as held, not burned.
- PUMP supply is the mint's supply at the last slot of each day, and every figure names the slots and transactions it was read from.
- USD values use the day's SOL/USD oracle price, and PUMP bought is valued at the average price paid in each day's buyback swaps.
The data it needs
Read from chain state and history
- protocol_revenue_dailyTo buildProtocol fees, revenue and buybacksFees users paid to each protocol and the part kept by the protocol or its token holders, per protocol and day, including buybacks.
- treasury_balances_dailyTo buildDAO and protocol treasuriesBalances of DAO, protocol and multisig treasuries per asset at day end, and their inflows and outflows.
- dex_swaps_dailyTo buildDEX volumeSwap counts and volume per DEX, pool and chain per day, decoded from Swap events, valued with stablecoin legs and oracle prices.
- token_supply_dailyTo buildToken supply by dayTotal supply of each registry token on each chain at day end: wrapped BTC, liquid staking tokens, tokenized assets and other tracked tokens.
- native_prices_dailyTo buildOracle prices by dayReference prices of major assets read from on-chain oracle feeds (Chainlink latestRoundData) at each day's last block, with each round's update time.
- Swap transactions into PUMP signed by pump.fun's disclosed buyback wallets on Solana
- PUMP SPL burn instructions and transfers out of the buyback wallets
- SOL inflows to pump.fun's bonding-curve and PumpSwap fee accounts per day
- PUMP mint supply at the last slot of each day
- Chainlink SOL/USD feed at day-end blocks for USD values
Questions
Questions people ask.
Does pump.fun buy back PUMP?
Yes. pump.fun has run buybacks of PUMP funded by its revenue since soon after the token launched, through wallets it has disclosed. The share of revenue used has changed over time; this dashboard reads what the wallets actually spent each day.
Are bought-back PUMP tokens burned?
Some have been. pump.fun has burned PUMP it bought and has announced that buybacks would be burned as they are made. The dashboard separates PUMP burned, which lowers supply, from PUMP still held in a wallet, which could be moved again.
How much of pump.fun's revenue goes to buybacks?
The announced share has changed over time. The dashboard divides each day's buyback spend by the fees that reached pump.fun's fee accounts that day, so the measured share can be compared with whatever share is announced.
Where does pump.fun's revenue come from?
Mostly from fees on trades: on the bonding curves where tokens launch and on PumpSwap, where graduated tokens trade. Fees are paid in SOL into accounts named by the programs, which is what this dashboard counts as revenue.
Do buybacks support the PUMP price?
Buybacks add buying, but the price also depends on selling, unlocks and the wider market. The dashboard does not model price effects; it shows how much was bought and burned, so readers can weigh that against supply and trading volume themselves.
- Buyback
- A protocol using its revenue to buy its own token on the open market.
- Burn
- Destroying tokens with a burn instruction, which lowers the token's total supply for good.
- PUMP
- pump.fun's own token on Solana, which its buyback program buys with protocol revenue.
Related
More apps like this.
Pump.fun Token Launches and Graduations per Day
Tokens created on pump.fun each day, how many graduate to PumpSwap and the launchpad's share of all Solana token launches.
SolanaCrypto Token Buybacks Ranked by Amount Spent
Which protocols spend the most buying back or burning their own tokens, what pays for it and what share of supply the purchases remove.
Multi-chainHyperliquidSolana+4Token Buyback Report: Monthly Spend by Protocol
A dated monthly league table of token buybacks and burns: who spent the most, what share of supply it removed and how it was paid for.
Multi-chainHyperliquidSolana+2Hyperliquid Revenue and HYPE Buybacks
What Hyperliquid earns in trading fees each day and how much HYPE the Assistance Fund buys with them, from HyperCore fills and balances.
HyperliquidTop Memecoins by Market Cap and Chain
The largest memecoins ranked by market cap, with supply read from each token contract and the price source named on every row.
Multi-chainSolanaEthereum+2New Crypto Tokens Launched Today
Tokens created in the last 24 hours that opened a DEX pool, with chain, launchpad, deployer, starting liquidity and holders.
Multi-chainSolanaBase+2Build Pump.fun Buyback Tracker: PUMP Bought with Fees on verified data.
Start free in Voltfin Studio: boards, tables and reports where every number opens its receipt. Tell us which data you need first and we will build it next.