KYURITRADE
Total value
$0.00
P&L
$0.00

How memecoins work

The curve is the price

Drag it. There is no order book, only this.
2.6x
from launch
72 SOL
market cap
18.0 SOL
bought so far
graduates at 85 SOL0 SOL in85 SOL in

Every buy walks it right along this line. Nobody set that price and nobody can negotiate it.

Buy it and sell it back

What that costs, at any size.
-2.45%
on 1 SOL, before the price moves at all
0.1 SOL25 SOL

Barely moves, does it. Take the fee away and the trip returns 0.00%, because the curve is symmetric. Your size is not what costs you. The fee is, and you pay it twice.

Almost none make it

2%
of launches graduate

The other ninety eight die on the curve, usually inside a few minutes.

Bundles hide the dev

Both sides hold 40%.
1 wallet
=
40 wallets, same person

One wallet holding 40% is an obvious red flag. Split across forty it reads as healthy distribution, which is the entire point of doing it.

Launch block trades on a coin page

You cannot get in early

Measured across 59 launches, from chain data.
Block 0
The whole move happens here

The dev buys, the bundle buys, the snipers buy. All in one block.

+400ms
The earliest you could act

One block later. By now the price has already done what it was going to do.

+6s
Where a person actually lands

Seeing it, deciding, and getting a transaction through takes about this long.

After
One in five goes up

Between 17% and 24% of coins were up at any horizon we measured.

On one coin, 2,201 attempted transactions produced 90 real trades. Everything else failed and paid a fee to fail.

Still above what you would have paid
23%5s
30%15s
25%30s
22%1m
12%2m
10%5m

There is no company

$0
revenue, forever

No product, no team, nothing that can ever be worth something. The price is attention, and attention leaves.

Red flags

Every one is on the coin page.
  • Dev holding Whatever they kept, they can sell into you.
  • Top 10 holders If ten wallets own it, ten people decide what it is worth.
  • Mint auth. Still on means they can print more and dilute you.
  • Freeze auth. Still on means they can stop you selling.
  • Liquidity Not burned means the pool can be pulled while you are in it.
  • Dev mints Thousands of launches and no graduations is a conveyor belt.

Green flags

These rule out specific scams. None make it a good bet.
  • Mint and freeze Revoked. They cannot print or freeze. They can still dump.
  • Liquidity Burned. The pool cannot be pulled. The price can still go to zero.
  • Holders Many wallets funded long before launch is hard to fake.

Worth saying plainly: a coin can pass every one of these and still go to zero the ordinary way, because somebody stopped caring.

Would you have bought it?

Real coin, six seconds in.

Dealing.