The price forecast for $PUMP turned bullish this week after Pump.fun broke out of a cup and handle pattern to $0.00286, with all four EMAs positioned below the price for the first time since the pattern began. This move coincides with Pump.fun surpassing Hyperliquid in 30-day protocol revenue—$33.73 million versus $32.73 million—and also securing a headline-grabbing offer of a $20,000 onboarding bonus to poach traders from the competing platform FOMO.
$PUMP Price Analysis: Breakout from Handle and Spell as All EMAs Now Below Price

The daily chart shows how $PUMP completed the cup and handle pattern that formed between the May peak and the August recovery. The cup carved out from May to early July, reaching a low around $0.0012 before recovering up the right side. A shallow handle formed between $0.002 and $0.0021 in late July, followed by today’s breakout candle rising above the neckline. The pattern’s measured move projects a target around $0.003352, approximately 17% above the current price.
All four EMAs are now below the price and in bullish order. The 20-day at $0.002219 is the first support, followed by the 50-day at $0.001944, the 100-day at $0.001857, and the 200-day at $0.002089. The Parabolic SAR at $0.002157 is also below the price and remains bullish, confirming the short-term trend is on the buyers' side. The key level to hold on any pullback is the zone from $0.002050 to $0.002157, which now serves as the breakout base. Losing this zone on a daily close would put the breakout into question.
$PUMP Support and Resistance Levels, August 10, 2026
| Type | Price | Level |
| Resistance | $0.002874 | Session High |
| Resistance | $0.003352 | Measured Move Target from Cup and Handle |
| Support | $0.002219 | 20-day EMA, First Support |
| Support | $0.002157 | Parabolic SAR |
| Support | $0.002050 | Breakout Base, Must Hold |
| Support | $0.001944 | 50-day EMA |
Pump.fun News: Platform Flips Hyperliquid in 30-Day Revenue
Pump.fun surpassed Hyperliquid in 30-day protocol revenue, earning $33.73 million across four chains versus Hyperliquid's $32.73 million across two, according to data published by PumpfunEco on August 9.
This flip is a significant milestone for the platform, which faces growing competition from new platforms, and it comes at a time when Pump.fun's 7-day revenue stands at $6.49 million, maintaining the top spot per DefiLlama.
Pump.fun News: $20K Onboarding Bonus for FOMO Users
🚨BREAKING🚨@Pumpfun is paying @fomo users $30k/mo to move off FOMO and onto the https://t.co/rXQrgDbmGw app
— CLR (@CLR_Fomo) August 8, 2026
Very predatory terms. See below. pic.twitter.com/XBnPhyQyDi
On August 9, Pump.fun took an aggressive competitive move, offering FOMO users a $20,000 onboarding bonus and $30,000 in monthly payments for switching platforms. The terms are strict: users must transfer their funds and positions to a designated wallet, publicly declare it as their sole trading wallet, permanently delete their FOMO accounts, and agree to a non-disparagement clause prohibiting the use of competing platforms.
This move comes against the backdrop of FOMO's rapid growth since July, generating $2.64 million in 7-day revenue and consistently setting new records. Pump.fun also launched a social trading feature the same week, indicating the platform is pushing on multiple fronts to defend its market position. Crypto lawyer Ariel Givner confirmed the offer is legal, calling it a classic business deal.
Pump fun is paying people $30k to switch from FOMO.
— Crypto Bitlord (@crypto_bitlord7) August 8, 2026
And the truth is that’s not enough.
The offer should be $50-120k and up to $200k for the top players.
There’s 10x more that aren’t trading under each person.
Pump fun need to be realistic. Increase the offer or hfsp https://t.co/xQ70qxztm1
Analyst Crypto Bitlord stated on X that the offer undervalues what it would take to attract top players, suggesting the bonus should range from $50K to $200K to make a substantial difference, considering the downstream trading volume each leading user brings.
Pump.fun News: $807 Million in $SOL Sold Since Launch
PumpFun has now sold $807 MILLION worth of $SOL!
— BSCN (@BSCNews) August 8, 2026
According to data from @lookonchain, leading @Solana token launchpad @Pumpfun has now sold a staggering 4,823,325 $SOL tokens for around $807 million.
Its latest sale took place on August 7 and saw the platform sell some 84,789... pic.twitter.com/nl1aFlrr5k
Lookonchain data shows Pump.fun has sold a total of 4,823,325 $SOL tokens worth approximately $807 million since launch, with the latest sale on August 7 amounting to about 84,789 $SOL worth over $6 million.
The sales come from protocol fee revenue collected in $SOL, which https://t.co/E2kwcBsK88 routinely transfers to exchanges like Kraken and converts to stablecoins for treasury management.
— Quintanar Camilo (@CamioQuinn) August 8, 2026
Analyst Camilo Quintanar clarified that the sales represent protocol fee revenue collected in $SOL, which Pump.fun routinely transfers to exchanges like Kraken and converts to stablecoins for treasury management, and does not represent a sale of the platform's own assets.
$PUMP Price Forecast: Upside Targets and Downside Risks
Bull Case, Target: $0.003352 (Measured Move)
$PUMP holds the breakout base from $0.002050 to $0.002157 on any pullback, and the cup and handle structure remains intact. The revenue flip over Hyperliquid and the launch of the social trading feature draw new platform attention, while the FOMO poaching campaign keeps Pump.fun in crypto headlines throughout the week. All four EMAs staying below price with a bullish SAR maintains momentum toward the measured move target of $0.003352.
Bear Case, Risk Level: $0.001944 (50-day EMA)
The breakout base at $0.002050 fails to hold on a daily close as profit-taking follows the sharp move. The FOMO poaching controversy sparks negative sentiment that outweighs the revenue milestone, and a broader altcoin rotation shifts as BTC reasserts dominance. Price retreats to the 50-day EMA at $0.001944 and the 100-day at $0.001857 as the next support cluster.
Conclusion
The $PUMP breakout is unusually well-supported for a cup and handle pattern: a confirmed revenue flip over Hyperliquid, a fully bullish EMA stack, and a competitive campaign aggressive enough to keep Pump.fun in the news all week.
The zone from $0.002050 to $0.002157 is the level that decides what comes next. Hold it, and the measured move target of $0.003352 comes into play; lose it on a daily close, and the breakout turns into a failed pattern, returning $PUMP toward the 50-day EMA at $0.001944.






