> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://about.pumptrust.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://about.pumptrust.com/cases.md).

# Cases

- [Case #001](https://about.pumptrust.com/cases/case-001.md): DeFi Token Launch — +89% Organic Traffic in 14 Days
- [Case #002](https://about.pumptrust.com/cases/case-002.md): Meme Token “Pump & Fun” — From 0 to $1.2M Volume in 48 Hours
- [Case #003](https://about.pumptrust.com/cases/case-003.md): Case Study: Utility Token — From Unknown to Google Top 3 in 21 Days
- [Case #004](https://about.pumptrust.com/cases/case-004.md): Viral Meme Token — “From Zero to Trending in 36 Hour
- [Case #010](https://about.pumptrust.com/cases/case-010.md): Web3 Utility Token — Onboarded 14K Users & Got Listed Organically
- [Case #011](https://about.pumptrust.com/cases/case-011.md): Stealth Token Launch — $470K Volume Without a Single Tweet from the Team
- [Case #012](https://about.pumptrust.com/cases/case-012.md): Web3 Gaming Token — Revived a Dying Project & Increased DAU by 310%
- [Case #013](https://about.pumptrust.com/cases/case-013.md): Pre-CEX Launch — Built Trust Before Major Exchange Listing
- [Case #014](https://about.pumptrust.com/cases/case-014.md): DeFi Farming Token — From $27K TVL to $1.1M in 12 Days
- [Case #112](https://about.pumptrust.com/cases/case-112.md): Multichain Infra Token — From Zero Visibility to Top 5 Google Rankings in 17 Days
- [Case #113](https://about.pumptrust.com/cases/case-113.md): Launchpad Token — 4.3x Oversubscribed Without Paid Ads


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