Key Highlights
- PUMP fell 13.7% over 24 hours to $0.004286 on October 15, while its value against Bitcoin declined 10.8%.
- The token’s market capitalization stood at $1.984 billion, with $272.671 million in 24-hour trading volume and a fully diluted valuation of $3.548 billion.
- CoinGlass data recorded $9.23 million in PUMP liquidations over 24 hours, including $8.97 million from long positions and $261,010 from short positions.
PUMP, the native utility token of Pump.fun, fell 13.7% over 24 hours on October 15 to trade at $0.004286. The token also declined 10.8 % against Bitcoin over the same period.
According to data from CoinGecko (on October 15 at 13:50 UTC), PUMP traded between a low of $0.004239 and a high of $0.004976 over the preceding 24 hours. Its price chart showed a sustained decline beginning late on October 14, followed by a sharper drop on October 15 before stabilizing near $0.0043.
Pump.fun’s market capitalization stood at $1.984 billion, while its outstanding token value was listed at $2.52 billion. Its fully diluted valuation reached $3.548 billion, and 24-hour trading volume totaled $272.671 million. Total value locked measured $344.18 million, and perpetual futures open interest over 24 hours amounted to $461.528 million, according to CoinGecko data (on October 15 at 13:50 UTC).
Circulating supply was recorded at 463.053 billion tokens, with outstanding supply at 587.94 billion tokens. In the past seven days, PUMP traded between $0.004239 and $0.006023. The token remains 51.5% below its all-time high of $0.008819 and 270.1% above its all-time low of $0.001155, according to CoinGecko data (on October 15 at 13:50 UTC).
Broader cryptocurrency market declines
The decline in PUMP coincided with a broader retreat in digital asset prices. The global cryptocurrency market capitalization stood at $2.81 trillion, down 2.5% over 24 hours, as per CoinGecko data (on October 15 at 13:50 UTC). In the same timeframe, Bitcoin traded at $80,182.07, down 3.4% on the day. Ethereum fell 6.1% to $2,336.11. BNB declined 3.3% to $715.37, while XRP dropped 5.4% to $1.29. Most major assets recorded losses across both the one-hour and seven-day timeframes.
PUMP liquidations reach $9.23 Million
According to CoinGlass liquidation data (on October 15 at 13:50 UTC), PUMP positions showed $9.23 million in total value liquidated over 24 hours. Long positions accounted for $8.97 million of the total, while short positions made up $261,010. Over the preceding 12 hours, liquidations totaled $7.17 million, with $6.97 million in longs and $198,830 in short positions. Four-hour liquidations reached $125,750, predominantly longs, while one-hour liquidations stood at $19,740.
The figures show that long positions accounted for nearly all reported liquidations during the period. However, liquidation data alone does not establish how much of the token’s price decline resulted from forced position closures.
Recent Pump.fun platform developments
On September 10, Pump.fun’s mobile application was removed from the iOS App Store in the United States and India. A company representative said the removal affected those two countries, that existing installations continued to function, that user funds remained unaffected, and that the app remained available on Google Play. The company also said it expected the application to return.
On September 18, the iOS app was restored to the App Store in both the United States and India, restoring mobile access for users in those markets.
The October 15 price decline came amid broader weakness across the cryptocurrency market and substantial liquidations in PUMP perpetual futures.
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