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Second round of buybacks done.
Using funds from the Peak treasury, we just bought back and burned $ITSPEAK, $RAYDOG, $SISY and $PEAKINU, all on-chain.
This round covered both established coins and brand-new launches, because supporting Peak means backing the communities that have been here from the start and the new builders just getting going.
We’re not stopping here. We’ll keep supporting more coins across the Peak ecosystem.
solscan.io/account/8b2gyvcg6…
Lets get behind something good.
Peak daily flywheel: 5 days in, and $PEAK just hit a new all-time high of $651K.
$288K traded across Peak coins in the last 24 hours, 21.4 SOL has been bought back on-chain, and 9.58M $PEAK has now been burned.
$1.3K has been funded for DexScreener from fees alone, and 17 of 33 coins are still trading after 24 hours.
$SPURDO, our first graduate, is at a $96.8K market cap, $PEAKY is 47% bonded with its DexScreener fund 79% filled, and $GOAT is already 29% bonded just 8 hours in.
Creators take nothing, every fee goes back into the ecosystem, and we’re only getting started.
launchonpeak.fun
The amount of people that complain about pump but don't support other launchpads is comical.
If you want change support change.
This is actually pretty cool.
The Oath is live on Peak.
Swear you’ll hold any coin. Free, signed by your wallet, public on the coin page.
Keep it. Break it , and that wallet can never launch on Peak again.
More updates coming; we’re not stopping.
launchonpeak.fun/
Oh you're a pump affilliate?
They didn't pay you because what you bring to the table, they paid you for your voice.
Congrats now you have none.
No matter how bad it gets you can never go against them.
Retardatides
"It's the traders not the platform" Argument
This take is wrong because the platform designed the exact environment that produces this outcome and keeps collecting the fees while doing almost nothing structural to change it.
Pump.fun made launching free, instant, and frictionless on purpose. That removes every barrier that used to limit pure spam and serial dumpers. The result is 24M+ coins with ~98% showing pump-and-dump/rug characteristics, graduation rates stuck around 1-3%, and the overwhelming majority dead within hours or a day. The bonding curve + easy bundling/sniping setup further rewards the people who dump fastest. Users are playing the game the platform built.
“Nobody is forcing you” ignores that the house is the consistent winner. Pump fun has extracted well over a billion dollars in fees while the large majority of wallets lose money. The incentives are aligned for maximum volume, not quality or survival rates. Other launchpads have tried higher costs, better anti-bundle mechanics, vesting, or creator history filters; Pump fun has largely stuck with the volume machine that made it dominant.
Users share blame for launching and buying the 50th copy of the same meme. But pretending the platform is a neutral tool with no responsibility for the market it deliberately engineered (and continues to monetize) is just another way of avoiding accountability. The data has been public for a long time and the core model hasn’t changed.

















