$threehalves — $126k to $1k
$threehalves launched on , peaked at a market cap of $125,679, and ended at $1,371. That is a 98.9% drop from its peak. It lived 1h 5m.
The collapse
Market-cap timeline reconstructed from 2 snapshots RugHound took while the coin was live. Rendered as plain SVG — no scripts needed.
What the data shows
| Symbol | $threehalves |
|---|---|
| First seen | |
| Collapsed | |
| Time alive | 1h 5m |
| Peak market cap | $125,679 |
| Final market cap | $1,371 |
| Drop from peak | -98.9% |
| Value evaporated | $124,308 |
| Bundled supply at launch | 0.5% |
| Largest single holder | 0.2% of supply |
| Outcome class | rugged |
| RugHound risk score | 55 / 100 |
Did RugHound call it?
Not flagged
No. RugHound did not flag this one. We scored $threehalves at risk 55/100, below our 60/100 at-risk line, so no warning went out before it collapsed.
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Who was behind it
We never publish wallet addresses. Wallets get a stable anonymous codename so you can follow the same actor across coins.
The dev wallet DEV-2D17 has launched 1 coin that we have seen. This was the first one we tracked from it.
The token
The mint address is public on-chain data:
2KqPji5hNi3rihSmAnrTtWpgQh9pmso9gbi7eKotpump
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