1.13×The best WOULD has ever done is 1.13× our first measurement of it on Oct 15, 2026 — it has never doubled.
What WOULD actually did
Where WOULD sits on the wall
What we measured
| Market cap when we started measuring | $14.8M |
| Market cap now | $12.5M |
| Change since then | -15.6% |
| Pooled liquidity | $604K |
| Price | $0.01254 |
| Holders | — |
Measured Oct 22, 2026 and re-measured every morning. Market cap and liquidity come from public on-chain data and can be wrong. We do not know who holds this coin or what they will do next.
Why it is graded alive
Alive means still trading with real liquidity. The grades are thresholds, not opinions: rugged is pooled liquidity under $5,000, faded is a market cap under 40% of our first measurement, alive is everything else, and no data is never treated as dead. A grade is not a recommendation and WOULD is still a meme coin, with everything that implies.
Verify this, not the ticker
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Meme coins are cloned constantly, and the clones are minted to look like the original down to the price. Every figure above is measured against this contract on solana. Check it against the coin’s own official channel before you buy anything, and check the ticker your exchange uses too.
We wrote this one up
WOULD was measured against our published checklist and published with the result, and it cleared. The write-up carries what the project is, where it came from, and the figures on the day we covered it.
The one cost you control
Whatever WOULD does next, every trade in it pays a fee. BingX’s standard spot rate is 0.10%; registering through our link sends half of that back to you as a standing discount, so you pay 0.05% for the life of the account. That changes what you pay. It does nothing about a coin going to zero.
How we are paid: BingX pays a 60% affiliate commission on the trading fees of people we refer. 50 points of it go back to you as a standing fee discount and we keep 10. LBank also pays us a referral commission. You are never billed by us.
Before you trade one of these
Six short lessons on how meme coins actually work — bonding curves, what one round trip costs, and what three large studies say about the odds. They are written to explain, not to sell.
The rest of the wall
Snapshot taken Oct 22, 2026; refreshed nightly. The artwork is the token’s own, published with the contract above. Think a figure is wrong: corrections policy. Figures are measurements from public sources, not endorsements. Meme coins are extremely high risk and most go to zero. Not financial advice.