Pump.fun launches BOOST mode to increase liquidity by approximately 20% for newly migrated tokens
Odaily reported that Solana ecosystem Meme coin issuance platform Pump.fun has announced the launch of "BOOST Mode," which will become the standard launch mechanism for all newly issued tokens on Pump.fun. This mechanism will inject additional liquidity into tokens that have completed migration (bonding curve migration).
Pump.fun co-founder alon stated that currently, over 100 million US dollars of liquidity is lost annually as tokens migrate from the bonding curve to liquidity pools. With BOOST Mode, the platform will re-inject future liquidity into each ecosystem of fully bonded tokens. This mechanism will boost the liquidity of every newly migrated token by approximately 20%, while not altering the user experience in either the bonding curve trading phase or the liquidity pool.
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