ChainCatcher reports that, according to fees.pump.fun data, Pump.fun spent 16,813.7 SOL (approximately $1.42 million) yesterday to buy back 683.9 million PUMP tokens.
Since the start of the PUMP buyback on July 15, the total buyback value has exceeded $300 million. The current total buyback amount reaches $300,178,162, reducing the total circulating supply by 25.383%.
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