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.
- •Only 0% of liquidity is locked. The rest can be pulled, which is the literal definition of a rug.
Who holds it
The top 10 wallets hold 19% of supply, which is a reasonably spread base for a memecoin.
77,814 holders in total at scan time.
Market snapshot
The pair is about 33 days old, with $2.77M in liquidity against a $115.23M market cap and $45.14M traded in the last 24 hours.
Last hour: 610 buys vs 101 sells — buyers are in control. Price -0.1% over the hour, -1.4% over the day.
Linked socials: a website, an X account, a Telegram.
Market read: flat
-1.4% over 24h and -0.1% in the last hour, on $45.14M of volume against a $2.77M pool — the pool turned over 16.3× today.
Last hour: 610 buys vs 101 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 -0.1% · 6h -27.7% · 24h -1.4%
Range-bound: no meaningful move on any window. Boring is fine; it is also how many memecoins go to zero slowly.
Before you buy
What ApeCheck would verify first, given the facts above:
- •Only 0% of liquidity is locked. Wait for a lock or burn; unlocked LP is a rug waiting for a reason.
- •Re-scan before adding. Scores move the moment an authority flips or liquidity moves; the radar catches trending tokens hourly.
Dev history
Deployer 5CEbu…bSPAG has 30 earlier launches on record: 0 dead, 30 still trading.
A clean enough record so far; the previous launches mostly survived.
Why the score
The biggest movers in the score, worst first:
- •Only 0% of LP locked/burned (-15)
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.