Pill $PILL
71
PumpScore 71/100 Grade B
Pill (PILL) currently holds a PumpScore of 71/100 - a Grade B read on its Solana market structure. It launched on Pump.fun 52 min ago and shows moderate liquidity of $11.6K with $512K traded in the last 24 hours.
What makes up the score
The biggest contributor to its score is price stability (100/100), while survival time (3/100) is the weakest link holding it back.
Liquidity depth66
Liquidity vs market cap100
24h trading volume100
Healthy turnover55
Buy / sell balance99
Trade participation100
Survival time3
Market-cap tier76
Price stability100
Volume vs liquidity14
Price
$0.00002412
Market Cap
$24.1K
24h Volume
$512K
Liquidity
$11.6K
24h Change
-40.18%
24h Buys / Sells
5.3K / 4.5K
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About Pill
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Contract
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Common questions about Pill
What is the PILL price?
As of Aug 25, 2026 17:00, PILL trades at $0.00002412 with a market cap near $24.1K, $512K of 24h volume and $11.6K of liquidity. It moved -40.18% over the last day.
When did PILL launch?
Pill launched on Pump.fun about 52 min ago. Survival time is part of the score - the longer a token trades without collapsing, the more its structure is trusted.
Is PILL a rug pull?
PumpScore measures market structure, not intent, so it cannot certify safety. Pill is only 52 min old, its score is 71/100 (healthy), and new Pump.fun tokens are extremely high risk. Verify the contract on Solscan and do your own research.
Is PILL liquid enough to trade?
Pill holds $11.6K of liquidity - moderate for a token this new. Liquidity versus market cap is one of the heaviest factors in its 71/100 score, since thin pools are easy to drain.
Does PILL have organic trading?
PILL traded $512K in 24h against $11.6K of liquidity, with balanced order flow. PumpScore checks volume-versus-liquidity and buy/sell balance to flag wash-like patterns; this token reads as heavy activity.
