PUMP is the utility token of the PumpBTC project; in certain materials or trading codes, it is written as PUMPBTC. Its stated uses are governance and rewards, for participation in rules and incentive arrangements within the project ecosystem. It is not Bitcoin itself, nor does it inherently represent a claim on company equity or project revenue. When understanding this asset, first distinguish the token name from pumpBTC issued by the project: PUMP is used for the project's governance and reward mechanisms, while pumpBTC is a different asset associated with Bitcoin liquid staking. The two have similar names but are not the same token, and pumpBTC's asset mechanism should not be directly applied to PUMP.

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Q: What are PUMP's uses?

PUMP's stated uses are governance and rewards. Its governance use means holders may participate, through the governance mechanism established by the project, in matters related to rules or development direction; its reward use means the project may use tokens to incentivize ecosystem participation that meets the relevant rules. These two uses explain what roles PUMP can serve in the ecosystem; they do not mean that simply holding tokens necessarily results in rewards. Whether there are specific activities, eligibility requirements, snapshots, claiming conditions, or distribution conditions depends on the project rules applicable at the time. Where such rules have not been disclosed, no fixed yield or fixed distribution amount can be inferred from a “reward use.”

Q: What are PUMP's supply and allocation?

PUMP has a total supply of 1 billion tokens. Among the allocations listed in the project materials, community ecosystem and protocol development account for 38%, investors account for 20%, and contributors account for 19.5%; the remainder is allocated to the initial PUMP claim, IDO, marketing, and liquidity. Total supply describes the maximum quantity established by the token rules; allocation describes how those 1 billion tokens are assigned among different uses or participants. Neither is equivalent to the freely tradable circulating supply at a given point in time: a category of tokens may still be subject to claiming, vesting, or other arrangements even after being allocated. Therefore, the market-tradable supply at that time cannot be inferred solely from total supply or an individual allocation percentage.

Q: What is the difference between PUMP and pumpBTC?

The core difference between PUMP and pumpBTC is their different asset roles: PUMP is the utility token of the PumpBTC project, primarily associated with governance and rewards; pumpBTC is another asset issued by the project that is associated with Bitcoin liquid staking. Accordingly, discussions of PUMP should focus on its governance, incentives, supply, and allocation arrangements; discussions of pumpBTC should focus on its relationship with the relevant Bitcoin assets and liquid-staking mechanism. Similar names and belonging to the same project do not give the two assets the same collateral, redemption, yield, or supply logic.

Rank 3371

$0.0009342

-$0.0000951(-9.24%)

Market Cap

$266.53K

24h High

$0.0010707

24h Low

$0.0008005

24h Turnover

$2.96K

Total Supply

1.00B

Market Sentiment

Neutral

Price of PumpBTC (PUMPBTC) Today in USD

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The live price of PumpBTC (PUMPBTC) today is $0.0009342, with a 24h change of -9.24%. Over the same period, the low was $0.0008005, the high was $0.0010707, and the 24h trading volume was $2.96K. The current market cap is approximately $266.53K. It ranks #3371 by market cap and accounts for 0.00% of the total crypto market cap. The all-time high was $0.7646400 (⁦2025-09-22⁩); the current price is -99.88% from the all-time high.

PumpBTC (PUMPBTC) Price History

7 Days
-14.45%
Low
$0.0007300
High
$0.0011280
30 Days
-69.22%
Low
$0.0007300
High
$0.0035100
90 Days
-91.10%
Low
$0.0007300
High
$0.0953410
1 Year
-97.70%
Low
$0.0007300
High
$0.0953410

Fear & Greed Index

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Yesterday: 34; Fear
Last Week: 51; Normal
Last Month: 73; Greed

The Fear & Greed Index is currently 50/100, in the Normal zone; change from yesterday: +16, from last week: -1, and from last month: -23. Lower values indicate more fearful sentiment, while higher values indicate more greedy sentiment. This does not represent price change.

Why Did PumpBTC (PUMPBTC) Fall in the Last 24 Hours?

A trading platform announced the delisting of the PUMPBTC/USDT pair and instructed holders to convert their assets to USDT, reducing trading access for the token and potentially weighing on market sentiment. The order book was also very shallow, meaning that even moderately sized orders could cause noticeable price moves. Order-book data for 2026-11-05 showed greater sell than buy volume across the top five levels, with a sizable sell order closer to the price at that time, indicating a slight advantage for overhead pressure. Large orders were concentrated on both sides, so changes to an individual order could materially alter visible depth. Technical indicators were broadly neutral: short-term trends were weak, and although daily ADX was high, moving averages and RSI were neutral and there was no MACD signal, so direction was not confirmed. Low liquidity can amplify trading impact, but the available facts do not quantify the delisting announcement’s specific effect on price.

About PumpBTC (PUMPBTC)

PumpBTC is an AI-driven staking and liquidity operating system (OS) built for Modular Chains, designed to enable Bitcoin holders to maximize their returns by seamlessly integrating with the DeFi ecosystem. The platform focuses on providing a highly secure, scalable, and transparent way for Bitcoin holders to participate in decentralized finance (DeFi) while retaining control over their assets.

Use Cases and Features

PUMPBTC (PUMP) is the utility token of the PumpBTC project, used for governance and rewards. It serves an ecosystem built around Bitcoin liquid staking; pumpBTC, issued by the project, is another asset associated with Bitcoin liquid-staking positions, and the two have different roles.

Supply and Issuance Mechanism

PUMPBTC has a total supply of 1 billion tokens. Allocations include 38% for community ecosystem and protocol development, 20% for investors, 19.5% for contributors, 9% for the initial PUMP claim, 5% for IDO, 5% for marketing, and 3.5% for liquidity. Different categories may enter circulation at different rates, and additional circulating supply may affect the market.

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