“Pump” is a term used in the cryptocurrency market to describe a rapid and large increase in the price of a particular currency within a short period of time. These sudden increases are often the result of an intensive increase in liquidity pumped into the currency by groups or large investors.

There are some periods in which “pump” can occur, but they are not linked to a specific month, but rather depend on several factors:

There are some periods in which “pump” can occur, but they are not linked to a specific month, but rather depend on several factors:

1. Planned campaigns: Sometimes, groups or individuals agree to buy a particular currency in large quantities to artificially raise its price.

2. Positive news: When good news is released about a particular project, such as new partnerships or technical updates, interest in the currency may increase, leading to a rapid increase in the price.

3. Market manipulation: In some cases, markets are manipulated by groups called “pump and dump” where they artificially raise the price to sell it at a higher price.

4. Listing on new platforms: When a currency is listed on a new trading platform, its price may rise significantly due to increased demand. These spikes usually occur at different times based on events or movements that affect the market, and are not tied to a specific month.