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Trading volume of graduated Pump.fun tokens drops 82%, lowest since December 2024

2025-02-13

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The trading volume of graduated pump.fun tokens on Solana has dropped significantly, averaging just $560 million per day over the latter half of last week.

 

This marks the lowest daily trading average since Christmas 2024 and represents an 82% decline from the record high of $3.13 billion recorded three weeks ago.

 

The slowdown in trading activity is also reflected in the declining pump.fun token graduations.

 

Last week, only 1.04% of tokens on the platform graduated to Raydium, a further drop from 1.54% and 1.59% in the previous two weeks.

 

The cooling trend in Solana’s on-chain trading extends beyond pump.fun tokens.

 

The daily average tips paid to Jito validators, a key indicator of transaction activity, fell to 23,800 SOL (~$4.8 million) last week.

 

Compared to 42,000 SOL (~$9.9 million) and 68,500 SOL (~$17.5 million) in the prior two weeks.

 

This suggests reduced trading activity as traders typically pay these validators to accelerate transactions.

 

The Solana memecoin frenzy appears to be following a “euthanasia coaster” pattern, initial euphoric peaks followed by progressively smaller surges.

 

The trend began with the $TRUMP memecoin, which peaked at a fully diluted valuation (FDV) of $75 billion.

 

Subsequent memecoin launches, however, have seen diminishing market caps:

  • $MELANIA: Over $13 billion fully diluted valuation.
  • $VINE: Nearly $500 million market cap.
  • $JELLYJELLY: Peaked at $250 million market cap
  • $JAILSTOOL: Reached $220 million market cap

 

The latest memecoin, $JAILSTOOL, was launched by Barstool Sports founder Dave Portnoy, but has already peaked, continuing the downward trend in market caps for new launches.

 

With trading volumes on the decline and memecoin valuations steadily shrinking, the once-red-hot Solana trenches seem to be cooling down rapidly. Whether this is a temporary lull or the beginning of a broader shift remains to be seen.

 

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