Mint, freeze and liquidity
The structural checks — the ones that decide whether a rug is even possible:
- •Mint authority revoked — supply is fixed.
- •Freeze authority revoked — nobody can lock your wallet out of selling.
- •100% of liquidity is locked or burned — the pool cannot simply be withdrawn.
Who holds it
The top 10 wallets hold 28% of supply, which is a reasonably spread base for a memecoin.
4,174 holders in total at scan time.
Market snapshot
The pair is about 2 days old, with $33.1k in liquidity against a $86.4k market cap and $6.03M traded in the last 24 hours.
Last hour: 1073 buys vs 873 sells — buyers are in control. Price +2.6% over the hour, -84.1% over the day.
Linked socials: a website, an X account, a Telegram.
Market read: bleeding
-84.1% over 24h and +2.6% in the last hour, on $6.03M of volume against a $33.1k pool — the pool turned over 182.5× today.
Last hour: 1073 buys vs 873 sells — buyers are in control.
Volume at 3× the pool or more means every large order moves the price a lot; expect violent candles both ways.
1h +2.6% · 6h -51.5% · 24h -84.1%
Down on the day, green this hour: a bid is showing. Needs volume to mean anything.
Before you buy
What ApeCheck would verify first, given the facts above:
- •No launch history on file for this deployer. Unknown is not clean; weight the other checks more.
- •Re-scan before adding. Scores move the moment an authority flips or liquidity moves; the radar catches trending tokens hourly.
Dev history
RugCheck has no launch history on file for deployer FZGxx…ijFuj. Unknown is not clean — treat it as an open question, not a green flag.
Bottom line
Low risk is about structure, not price. Nothing here stops a memecoin from bleeding out on its own — but nobody can print supply, freeze wallets or pull the pool on you, and that is the part a scanner can actually promise.