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Bitget will simultaneously launch the PUMP public sale, with a personal subscription limit of $1 million.

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On July 9th, Bitget will concurrently commence the public sale of pump.fun (PUMP). The total subscription quota is 1.5 trillion. The individual subscription limit is $1 million. The unit price is $0.004. The accepted subscription currencies are USDT and USDC. The subscription period is from 22:00 on July 12th to 22:00 on July 15th (UTC+8), on a first-come, first-served basis. Earlier, pump.fun officially released the PUMP tokenomics. The maximum supply of tokens is 1 trillion. Among them: 33% will be sold through the Initial Coin Offering (ICO); 24% is reserved for community and ecosystem plans; 20% is allocated to the project team; 2.4% is for ecosystem funds; 2% is allocated to the foundation; 13% is allocated to existing investors; 3% is for live broadcast incentives; and 2.6% is for liquidity and trading platforms.
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