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Bitget to Launch PUMP Public Sale with Individual Purchase Cap of $1 Million

Bitget to Launch PUMP Public Sale with Individual Purchase Cap of $1 Million

ForesightNewsForesightNews2025/07/09 16:02
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Foresight News reports that Bitget will simultaneously launch the public sale of pump.fun (PUMP), with a total subscription quota of 150 billion tokens. The individual subscription cap is set at $1 million, with a unit price of $0.004. Subscriptions can be made using USDT or USDC. The subscription period runs from 22:00 on July 12 to 22:00 on July 15, or until sold out.


Previously, pump.fun officially released the PUMP tokenomics, stating that the maximum supply is 1 trillion tokens, of which: 33% will be sold through the initial coin offering (ICO), 24% reserved for community and ecosystem initiatives, 20% allocated to the project team, 2.4% for the ecosystem fund, 2% allocated to the foundation, 13% allocated to existing investors, 3% for livestream-related incentives, and 2.6% for liquidity and trading platforms.

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