Pump.fun has implemented an aggressive buyback program. To date, they have invested nearly $95 million in buying back $PUMP tokens, reclaiming approximately 6.6% of the circulating supply. Currently, they are buying back tokens at a rate of approximately $1.3 million to $2.3 million per day, which is creating sustained demand for their tokens and positively impacting token performance.
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After being dormant for 12.8 years, a $BTC wallet has moved 0.25 $BTC, valued at $28,000. The wallet still holds 479.44 $BTC, worth $53.56 million.
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In terms of claims processing rules and settlement boundaries, JuTrust has defined two distinct paths, each predicated on actual losses. If there are no user losses, no compensation will be paid. If losses occur and users withdraw more than 30% of the current inflow of liquidity, the remaining losses will be compensated with computing power equity, priced at 1 USDT per unit. If the user withdrawal ratio is less than 30%, the shortfall will be first covered with $JU tokens up to the 30% cap, and the remaining balance will be covered in the same proportion of computing power equity. It is important to note that if the market price of $JU at the time of claim processing is lower than the insured price at the time of insurance, the $JU compensation will be capped at the agreed-upon number of tokens. This set of rules signifies that JuTrust has implemented a viable underwriting, accounting, and clearing and settlement closed loop in a real-world production environment.
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