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High risk

Largest holder

One wallet holds 54.1% of supply.

  • Top 10 wallets hold 60% of supply.
  • Uses the exact name and ticker of Dash (DASH, rank #88) but is not its listed contract.
  • Single holder ownership (54.07%); Low Liquidity ($0.00)
  • No official website linked.

Serious warning signs. Only consider this with money you can fully afford to lose.

28/ 100
Trust score
Evidence coverage70%
Likely clone. Another token on Solana uses the ticker DASH and this one looks like a copy of it (see the OG: DASH). Check the contract address before you buy; only one token is the original. How we decide
Before you buy
  1. 1This looks like a copy of another token with the same ticker. Confirm the contract address you are buying.
  2. 2The creator still holds powers that can change the rules or print supply. Treat every holding as revocable.
  3. 3A few wallets control most of the supply. One of them selling can crash the price.
  4. 4The team's identity is thin or does not cross-check. Anonymous is common, but it removes recourse.

Seven questions, answered

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The tests behind this answer · 4 of 4 could be run
  • Independent analyser findingsSingle holder ownership (54.07%); Low Liquidity ($0.00)
  • Mint authorityMint authority is revoked: supply is fixed.
  • Freeze authorityFreeze authority is revoked.
  • Rug-pull statusNot flagged as rugged.
The tests behind this answer · 5 of 5 could be run
  • Top-10 concentrationTop 10 wallets hold 60% of supply.
  • Largest holderOne wallet holds 54.1% of supply.
  • Holder count2,134 holders.
  • Creator holdingsDeployer holds 0.0% of supply.
  • Insider networksNo insider wallet clusters detected.
The tests behind this answer · 3 of 3 could be run
  • Social presenceNo social channels linked.
  • Deployer reputationDeployer launched 33 other tokens that scored as high-risk.
  • Official websiteNo official website linked.
The tests behind this answer · 2 of 2 could be run
  • Impersonation checkUses the exact name and ticker of Dash (DASH, rank #88) but is not its listed contract.
  • OriginalityPossible clone: artwork reused by 1 other token(s).
Position planner

How much can you put in and still get out?

Pool liquidity
$64.4K
Buying DASH
1.55%
slippage on entry · Fine
Selling it later
1.53%
slippage on exit if the pool stays as it is
Comfortable size
$322
keeps entry under 1% · $966 under 3%

An estimate from the pool's liquidity, assuming a standard constant-product pool and half the liquidity on the token side. It ignores fees and bigger orders from other traders, so real exits can be worse, especially when everyone sells at once.

Other tokens using the ticker DASH on Solana · 12

Price
$0.0₄5911
+239%
Liquidity
$64.4K
Market cap
$59.1K
FDV $59.1K
Volume 24h
$399.4K
Holders
2.1K
Trades 24h
5.4K
74% buys
Market & trust history
$0.0₄5911
Oct 28, 02:43 PM
Full technical reportEvery check we ran, grouped by category, with its source
Contract safety83 · 4/4
Liquidity & market98 · 6/6
Holder distribution53 · 5/5
Identity & community23 · 2/2
Provenance & reputation10 · 3/3
Contract safety
4 checks
Liquidity & market
6 checks
Holder distribution
5 checks
Identity & community
2 checks
Provenance & reputation
3 checks
Analyst notes

DASH ($DASH) on Solana has been trading for 1 h via pump.fun.

Dove Trust Score 28/100: High risk (confidence 70%).

Strengths: Not flagged as rugged. $64.4K of liquidity. Mint authority is revoked: supply is fixed.

Concerns: Uses the exact name and ticker of Dash (DASH, rank #88) but is not its listed contract. Deployer launched 33 other tokens that scored as high-risk. One wallet holds 54.1% of supply.

Multiple serious red flags. The structure of this token resembles patterns commonly seen in rug pulls.

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Last verified 6 days ago · Sources: jupiter, dexscreener · Automated analysis from public data, not financial advice. A verdict is a read on the evidence, not a prediction. How scoring works