Looking at the holder growth trajectories reveals a stark contrast between different project iterations. Pump's first version, active for a month, plateaued at 500 holders during its 1 million market cap phase—a signal of stalling momentum. The story shifts dramatically with Pumpv2. In just one day, this newer version captured 2,000 holders at the same 1m valuation mark. Fast forward slightly, and the metrics paint an even bolder picture: Pumpv2 climbed to 3 million market cap while its holder base nearly doubled to 4,000. The velocity here is unmistakable—what took the original version a month to fail at, the v2 achieved in hours and kept accelerating. This kind of adoption curve suggests the market rewarded whatever improvements or changes the new version brought to the table.
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RugpullTherapist
· 2025-12-23 19:52
The growth rate of v2 is really ridiculous... 2000 people a day, how desperate must they be?
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ShitcoinConnoisseur
· 2025-12-23 19:51
The data in v2 is indeed ridiculous, 2000 holders in one day? The original version didn't even think of that.
Looking at the holder growth trajectories reveals a stark contrast between different project iterations. Pump's first version, active for a month, plateaued at 500 holders during its 1 million market cap phase—a signal of stalling momentum. The story shifts dramatically with Pumpv2. In just one day, this newer version captured 2,000 holders at the same 1m valuation mark. Fast forward slightly, and the metrics paint an even bolder picture: Pumpv2 climbed to 3 million market cap while its holder base nearly doubled to 4,000. The velocity here is unmistakable—what took the original version a month to fail at, the v2 achieved in hours and kept accelerating. This kind of adoption curve suggests the market rewarded whatever improvements or changes the new version brought to the table.