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Is this coin real?
Paste a coin's address (its CA) or type its ticker. Farmed tells you in plain words whether real people trade it, or whether it was made to take your money.
Try one:$Frongus a real one$USOE a fake one$SI the most copied ticker
1 coins called $Inuween in the last 24 hours1 of them are fake.
The last 24 hours
Every coin that finished its launch curve on pump.fun ("bonded") or on Meteora ("graduated") since this time yesterday.
- 899 coins bonded on pump.funOnly 133 of them are real. The rest were painted by bots or dumped.
- 801 coins graduated on Meteora10 of them are real. Bot farms push fake coins over the line all day.
- 83 farmsWallets that made 737 coins between them, almost all fake.
- 44 one-minute dumpsCoins that fell 80% or more inside a single minute.
The 5 checks on every coin
A coin has to pass all five to be called real. Each one catches a different trick.
- 1Real trading fees
Every trade pays a small fee. A real coin has paid 3 SOL or more in fees.
Bots can fake a huge volume number cheaply, but fees are real money. Lots of volume and almost no fees means a few wallets traded with each other.
- 2Real people buying
Most of the volume comes from people, not bots.
Some coins show $1M of volume where real people traded $0. That volume is there to make you think others are buying.
- 3No one-minute dump
The price never fell 80% or more inside a single minute.
A drop that fast means the people who launched it sold everything at once onto the buyers.
- 4Not from a farm
The wallet that made it, and the wallet that funded that one, aren't pumping out fakes.
One farm can make 40 coins a day. If the maker is a farm, this coin is one more crop.
- 5Not a copy
It isn't a copy of a ticker that's already running.
When a coin runs, dozens of copies with the same name appear within minutes. Buyers grab the wrong one.