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$SHOGGOTH

lane: meme · covered 2026-10-21 · criteria v2 · alive

What this token is

What it is. SHOGGOTH is a token on Solana, launched through pump.fun on 16 October 2024, with its first DEX pool on 19 October 2024 by our measurement. It is a standard SPL token; RugCheck reads no transfer fee. Its site frames it around the shoggoth, "a character from a science fiction story" that, in the site's words, has come to symbolize the state of A.I., and it publishes the same contract address we measured.

What the checklist saw. Measured 21 October 2026 against criteria v2: top-10 holders at 17.3% by Jupiter against the 25% ceiling (RugCheck's raw 36.1% counts the main pool's own reserve and a Raydium locker; without those two it reads 18.1%), mint and freeze authority both revoked, 17,349 holders by the lower source (RugCheck counts 59,027), 99.95% of material-pool liquidity locked in its one material pool, and $157.2k of liquidity by the lower source (DexScreener reads $313.1k on the deepest pair). The deployer wallet has minted 2 tokens by Jupiter's read and holds effectively none of the supply.

The caveat. Liquidity cleared the $150k floor by $7.2k, down from $203.2k when our harvest read it on 7 October, and the market cap fell from $1.36M to $908.9k over the same two weeks. Trading is thin: $4.6k changed hands in 24 hours against $313.1k in the main pool. Clearing the checklist means measured and not disqualified, nothing more.

The story above is context from public sources, named in-text. It is not part of the checklist and nothing in it is a recommendation. The figures below are ours.

What we measured

At coverage (2026-10-21)Now
Market cap$908.9K$681.8K
Liquidity$157.2K$242.9K
Holders17,34917,292

"Now" figures are re-measured automatically every day and refresh with the nightly snapshot. When sources disagree on liquidity we record the lower number.

Mint address — verify this, not the ticker

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Coverage means this token cleared the published checklist on the day of coverage — measured and not disqualified, nothing more. Think a figure is wrong: corrections policy. Not financial advice.