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Is $USELESS a rug? USELESS COIN deep dive — ApeCheck score 72/100

$USELESS is trending and scores 72/100 on ApeCheck: moderate risk. Some boxes are ticked, some are wide open. It launched on BONK.fun.

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  • 100% of liquidity is locked or burned — the pool cannot simply be withdrawn.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 31% of supply — heavy, though not unusual for a young memecoin. Watch whether that number falls as new buyers come in.

151,551 holders in total at scan time.

Market snapshot

The pair is about 480 days old, with $2.96M in liquidity against a $104.63M market cap and $8.51M traded in the last 24 hours.

Last hour: 555 buys vs 544 sells — flow is balanced. Price +6.1% over the hour, +5.4% over the day.

Linked socials: a website, an X account.

Dev history

Deployer ArfVe…71mMQ has 30 earlier launches on record: 30 dead, 0 still trading.

That dead ratio puts the deployer in ApeCheck's serial-risk bracket: most of what this wallet ships stops trading.

Why the score

The biggest movers in the score, worst first:

  • Deployer's track record: 30/30 previous tokens dead (-20)
  • Top 10 holders own 31% of supply (-8)

Bottom line

A moderate score is a coin flip with a lean. The open items above are the ones to watch; if they close, this becomes a much cleaner trade. If they stay open as the market cap grows, that is the tell.

Snapshot as of 2026-09-02 (UTC), auto-generated from real on-chain data via ApeCheck. Scores and liquidity change; the live report is always current. Facts about tokens and wallets, not accusations about people. Not financial advice.