Pay By Email $MAILPAY
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PumpScore 41/100 Grade D
With a PumpScore of 41/100 (Grade D), Pay By Email sits in the weak band. The MAILPAY token went live on Pump.fun 39 min ago, trades at $0.00000776, and carries $- of on-chain liquidity against a $7.8K market cap.
What makes up the score
The biggest contributor to its score is healthy turnover (100/100), while liquidity depth (0/100) is the weakest link holding it back.
Liquidity depth0
Liquidity vs market cap0
24h trading volume78
Healthy turnover100
Buy / sell balance69
Trade participation93
Survival time1
Market-cap tier56
Price stability84
Volume vs liquidity0
Price
$0.00000776
Market Cap
$7.8K
24h Volume
$24.8K
Liquidity
$-
24h Change
+120%
24h Buys / Sells
156 / 226
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About Pay By Email
Send Solana directly to any email address. The recipient claims the funds by authenticating that email, turning a normal inbox into a way to receive crypto.
Contract
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Common questions about Pay By Email
Does MAILPAY have organic trading?
MAILPAY traded $24.8K in 24h against $- of liquidity, with sell-leaning order flow. PumpScore checks volume-versus-liquidity and buy/sell balance to flag wash-like patterns; this token reads as active activity.
Is MAILPAY a good investment?
PumpScore does not give buy or sell advice. A 41/100 grade describes weak market structure for Pay By Email, not its future price. Newly launched tokens are speculative - only risk what you can lose.
Is MAILPAY a rug pull?
No score can prove MAILPAY is safe. Pay By Email carries thin liquidity and a 41/100 structure read, but brand-new tokens can fail regardless. Treat this as data, not advice.
How much is Pay By Email worth right now?
Pay By Email is priced at $0.00000776 (+120% in 24h), giving it a $7.8K market cap on $- of on-chain liquidity as of Oct 1, 2026 22:30.
How much liquidity does Pay By Email have?
MAILPAY shows $- in its pool (thin depth). Deeper liquidity relative to the $7.8K market cap generally means steadier prices and lower rug risk.
