Fam $fam
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PumpScore 68/100 Grade B
As of Sep 30, 2026 18:30, Fam (fam) is rated 68/100 by PumpScore - healthy market structure. The token is 31 min old, priced at $0.00000427, with $126.2K in 24h volume and a balanced buy/sell mix.
Score breakdown
The biggest contributor to its score is trade participation (100/100), while survival time (1/100) is the weakest link holding it back.
Liquidity depth43
Liquidity vs market cap100
24h trading volume100
Healthy turnover55
Buy / sell balance98
Trade participation100
Survival time1
Market-cap tier34
Price stability91
Volume vs liquidity45
Price
$0.00000427
Market Cap
$4.3K
24h Volume
$126.2K
Liquidity
$3.9K
24h Change
-91.13%
24h Buys / Sells
1.4K / 1.1K
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About Fam
fees allocated to members | the launchpad that incentivizes communities, holders, and bagworkers
Contract
5TBCibHHUqAgwsYNACGKrjAH2FQxEzFCiXyBaWpHpump
Frequently asked questions
How much liquidity does Fam have?
fam shows $3.9K in its pool (moderate depth). Deeper liquidity relative to the $4.3K market cap generally means steadier prices and lower rug risk.
Is Fam volume real?
Volume looks heavy at $126.2K. Because outsized volume on thin liquidity can signal wash trading, that ratio feeds directly into the 68/100 score for Fam.
Is fam a good investment?
PumpScore does not give buy or sell advice. A 68/100 grade describes healthy market structure for Fam, not its future price. Newly launched tokens are speculative - only risk what you can lose.
How is fam rated on PumpScore?
Fam (fam) has a PumpScore of 68/100 - Grade B, healthy - as of Sep 30, 2026 18:30. The rating is built from 10 live on-chain signals such as liquidity, volume, buy/sell balance and survival time.
Can I trust Fam?
PumpScore measures market structure, not intent, so it cannot certify safety. Fam is only 31 min old, its score is 68/100 (healthy), and new Pump.fun tokens are extremely high risk. Verify the contract on Solscan and do your own research.
