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today is a turning point for $PUMP and pump fun I want to give more context on the bigger picture and where we're actually going. over the past ~9 months, 100% of revenue went into buybacks. basically no other platform in crypto has done that at this scale. however, we received ongoing feedback specifically on the feeling of a lack of trust - in the certainty of buybacks, in what would happen to the bought-back tokens, even in whether the business itself would be here in a year. today, we’re changing that. it started with burning ~$370M worth of $PUMP purchases. ~36% of the circulating supply removed from circulation, forever. but that isn’t enough. we’ve also allocated 50% of our next year of revenue to programmatic buybacks & burns. no more uncertainty for those who believe in us & those we’re proud to call our community. but why not 100%? the short answer is the business simply needs the other 50% to grow. a large treasury gives us the flexibility to make big bets over the next 5-10 years, and 50% of ongoing revenue enables us to build better products, infrastructure & reinvest into the ecosystem. I am extremely confident that 50% of the business we're building toward will dwarf 100% of the business we have today.

back in 2023/24 everyone was buying coins at 1-10 million marketcap and holding them for WEEKS while they pumped to 100+ million people who worked a 9-5 could buy a coin and hold it retail could participate, everyone was having fun, and people wanted to hold now the only "traders" left just buy coins at 3K marketcap and sells at 7K within 10 seconds and repeat that process 100 times a day retail can't trade this, people with lives who don't have a ton of free time can't trade this eventually the trenches need to stop turning a blind eye to the current state of things and understand that if we want to have the opportunity of trading "attention markets" then the onchain behavior needs to change otherwise its ggs

There's a very good reason why Rome, with the resources of an entire continent and massive manpower at its disposal, never conquered the far smaller Parthian Empire.