Hellcat
Moderate Confidence🌱 ORGANICHellcat
The Read
Moderate Confidence$Hellcat scores 59/100 — Moderate Confidence. The largest wallet controls 95.14% of supply, and the top 10 hold 98.02%. Liquidity is locked or burned, so the dev can't pull it. Mint authority is revoked (supply can't be inflated).
Data observed 08:08 UTC · signals & evidence, not a verdict — DYOR.
Price Trajectory (24h)
approx. from timeframe deltas
Technical Indicators
Computed from 1h candles (GeckoTerminal). Technical signals are a research aid, not financial advice.
Community & Traction
Steady · 54/100On-chain traction proxy (buy pressure, unique-trader trend, sustained volume, age) — a read on whether a real community is forming after bundlers exit. Not social-follower data.
Degen Score Breakdown
Full methodology →Data as of 3s ago · DexScreener + RugCheck
$6 traded in 24h
$2,417 liquidity (112% of mcap)
15 buys / 21 sells (24h)
Survived 8d
website, X, Telegram present
Mint revoked · LP 100% locked · top holder 95.1%
Signals
Structure
the fields that matter mostHard on-chain facts — read these before the composite score.
Score History
58 → 60 (+2) · 8.1h60 snapshots · newest on the left · a rising score means signals are strengthening
Deployer Rap Sheet
UNPROVENThis wallet's past-launch track record across AlphaApeing's index — how many of its coins hit $1M / $5M peak market cap. A deployer's history is a signal, not a guarantee. Not financial advice.
Momentum & Reversal
DormantA high volume spike with buy pressure often signals a coin waking up; a spike with sell pressure warns of a dump. Not financial advice.
Not yet elite — needs all market criteria above.
Dev / Rug Forensics
RugCheckAutomated on-chain checks via RugCheck. Research aid, not financial advice — always DYOR.
How "tech / real product" this looks vs a pure meme — a website, real socials and utility signals score higher. Not a guarantee, always DYOR.
Cabal Scan
Who's really behind $Hellcat? — shared funders, bundles & insider clusters.
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