The new-token list has a column called “Deployer Sell Percentage.” It records how much of their own allocation the address that deployed the contract has sold.
Among the same batch of newly created tokens, the first two entries both show 100% in this column. They have just 8 and 1 holders, respectively, liquidity of $1,022.93 and $383.45, and 24-hour trading volumes of $2,819.67 and $683.12. A few rows down, the column shows 0, while liquidity is as low as $0.0024–$0.0033. Six contracts have been launched under the same meme.
This column doesn’t judge whether something is good or bad; it simply makes clear who left first. The BSC-anchored version of $DOGE had 24-hour trading volume of $364,289.03 during the same period—a different order of magnitude, so it shouldn’t be read the same way.
Data for #Dogecoin #Web3 $DOGE retrieved on 2026-10-28 05:3x UTC. DYOR; personal observations only.
Among the same batch of newly created tokens, the first two entries both show 100% in this column. They have just 8 and 1 holders, respectively, liquidity of $1,022.93 and $383.45, and 24-hour trading volumes of $2,819.67 and $683.12. A few rows down, the column shows 0, while liquidity is as low as $0.0024–$0.0033. Six contracts have been launched under the same meme.
This column doesn’t judge whether something is good or bad; it simply makes clear who left first. The BSC-anchored version of $DOGE had 24-hour trading volume of $364,289.03 during the same period—a different order of magnitude, so it shouldn’t be read the same way.
Data for #Dogecoin #Web3 $DOGE retrieved on 2026-10-28 05:3x UTC. DYOR; personal observations only.