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486 Meme Coin Risk Analysis & Trade Setup

Exact Solana mint: 9tVxVhKDmWLsG29CcfsAhLfgcZEkvemjB8TUDb4Wpump

486 Risk Analysis and Trade Setup Summary

Overall Health Score: PROJECT 486 has an Overall Health Score of 42 out of 100.

Rug Risk Rating: PROJECT 486 has a low Rug Risk Rating. This reflects collected on-chain evidence and is not a safety guarantee.

486 Rug-Pull Risk Analysis

  • The token is approximately 2.5 hours old with only 30 five-minute candles of price history. Any structural assessment carries very low confidence and the decentralisation trend is already flagged as worsening.
  • No creator address could be resolved, leaving insider exposure unknown. Unidentified dev supply is an unquantified structural risk that cannot be dismissed at this stage.
  • Whale-sized wallets (>1% of supply) account for over 53% of all sell volume in the observation window. While no single whale is confirmed as the creator, this level of large-wallet selling in a micro-cap is a concentration-of-exit-risk signal.

486 Risk and Health Signals

  • Both mint and freeze authorities are null and inactive. This removes the two most mechanically dangerous token-control vectors, providing a meaningful baseline of structural safety.
  • Reported 24-hour volume of ~$384K against a $48K market cap represents an 8x volume/market-cap ratio — well above the empirical floor where trend momentum has historically been actionable.
  • Across the ~2-hour observation window, buy volume ($1.02B in token units) exceeds sell volume ($1.01B), and the buy/sell trade count ratio (797 vs 671) is mildly positive — demand is slightly outpacing exits in aggregate.

486 Holder Distribution

Holder concentration: The top 10 non-pool holders control 18.2% of supply.

Is 486 Safe?

  • Creator risk check: no blacklist match found.
  • Wash-trading check: no suspicious activity detected.
  • Copycat check: no match detected.
  • Sellability check: a sell route was observed.
  • Smart-money check: no tracked participation was observed.

486 Trade Setup, Entry Levels and Targets

Support and resistance context: 1 support area and 2 resistance areas were identified from 5m market candles; nearest support: 0.00002718387738128642; nearest resistance: 0.00008065485619530704; Levels derived from 30 5m candles (~2 hours) of pool price history via swing-point clustering. History is too short for repeated-touch levels; some levels are derived from volume-profile nodes and the window high/low (lower confidence, untested). Heuristic zones, not trading advice..

486 Price and Market Data

Assessment: PROJECT 486 (486) is an ultra-fresh PumpSwap token launched approximately 2.5 hours ago with a $48K market cap and 476 holders — far too young to assess any long-term durability. Structural controls are clean: both mint and freeze authorities are revoked, removing the most obvious rug vectors. Liquidity of ~$18.8K against a $48K market cap is thin but not absent, and 24-hour volume of $384K well clears the empirical threshold that separates actionable entries from noise — driven almost entirely by activity concentrated in the ~2-hour window since launch. Concentration is high: the top-20 non-pool wallets hold ~29% of supply with 19 whale-tier addresses each owning 1–2.5%, all marked "accumulating" with holding periods under 6 hours and no sell history — which in a token this young reflects recency, not conviction. The dev wallet could not be identified, leaving insider risk partially unresolved; no clusters were detected, but the token is too new for cluster inference to be meaningful.

Reason: The token is only ~2.5 hours old with an unidentified dev wallet, whale-dominated sell volume, thin liquidity, and no tested technical levels — volume clears the minimum threshold but structural risk and data gaps dominate.

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  • This automated snapshot can be wrong, incomplete, or become outdated as on-chain and market conditions change.
  • It is informational analysis, not financial advice or a guarantee that the token is safe.

Read the MemeAssist methodology for evidence sources, scoring and known constraints.

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