PANews February 19 News, according to Cryptopolitan, Pump.fun’s weekly token upgrade rate has increased to 1.15% of all tokens, the highest level since summer 2025.
Pump.fun is once again attempting to accelerate token creation and upgrade speeds. Over the past few weeks, the number of token upgrades has continued to rise, leading to increased transaction fees on Pump.Swap.
Overall, the token upgrade rate averages 1.15% of the total newly issued tokens, marking the first time in months that this metric has exceeded 1%. Historically, the peak token upgrade rate reached around 2%, then declined to about 0.5%, which is roughly 80 tokens per day.
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