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SOL 
PUMP What is the BOOST Model
Pump.fun activates a new feature called BOOST Model, which aims to recover more than $100 million of annual liquidity previously lost during the token migration process. Under the old system, some of the funds accumulated within the coalition curve would actually be put on hold during the graduation process and could not enter the new trading pool.
The BOOST mechanism changed this situation. According to Pump.fun, each newly bound asset will automatically receive a re-injection of 17.6 SOL or 2,516 USDC upon graduation. These funds will be deployed within five minutes through a series of systematic repurchase and destruction operations, designed to support price movements at critical moments in the token's life cycle.
To manage execution risk, the agreement uses a time-weighted average price (TWAP) strategy. TWAP does not invest all its money at once, but distributes purchases within a set time window, thereby reducing the possibility of pre-emptive trading or adverse price shocks. According to the team, the end result is that 20% of the liquidity previously lost due to agreement friction is now used to support the growth of each graduation token.
Background: Pump.fun's migration architecture
When the coalition curve of a Pump.fun token is completely sold out (i.e., 100% of the 800 million tradable tokens are purchased), the token graduates. Pump.fun launched PumpSwap in March 2025, and all graduates since then have turned to the platform. Completed Combined Curve tokens can now be migrated directly to PumpSwap, eliminating the previously applicable 6SOL migration fee.
The BOOST update is built on this architecture. By capturing funds that have historically disappeared in agreement spending, it provides instant liquidity injections to newly graduated tokens without having to grope themselves in the open market with funds left over from the coalition curve.
This move is the latest step in Pump.fun's broader actions to consolidate its ecosystem economy. According to DefiLlama, Pump.fun's total agreed revenue in 2025 will be US$971.37 million, but as of 2026, annualized revenue will be approximately US$320 million. Earlier this year, the team announced a structured buy-back and destruction program that targeted 50% of core products, combination curves, PumpSwap and their terminal revenue into irreversible smart contracts to be used to purchase and destroy $PUMP tokens for at least the next year.
The BOOST model extends this logic to the individual token level, striving to make each graduation event more robust for traders and token creators.
