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Follow-Up ·
Token no longer active · checked 06 September 2026

This token no longer has a tradeable liquidity pool. That is down 100% from the $0 reported when this article was published. The figures below describe conditions at the time of writing and do not reflect the token's current state.

MarsCoin (MARSCOIN) No Longer Has a Tradeable Pool

What Happened

MarsCoin's liquidity has plummeted to $0.12, a stark decline from $60,116.71 when this site last reported on the token. This represents a complete loss of liquidity since the previous assessment.

Price0.0003296
Liquidity$0
Pool age9h old
Snapshot captured
What the model flagged, and what happened scored 100/100 Severe at coverage

Liquidity measured $0 against $60,117 at coverage — down 100.0%. That is below the $5,000 floor this site treats as untradeable. Measured against MarsCoin (MARSCOIN) Gains 152.0% While Its Contract Carries a Disqualifying Finding.

  • Pair maturity2.3 hoursBorne out
    Flagged because a pair this new had no trading history to stand on.
  • Liquidity depth$60,117Borne out
    Flagged because a pool this thin would not absorb exits.
  • Volume vs liquidity10.3xBorne out
    Flagged because turnover far above pool size meant exits would move the price.
Never visible to the model
  • Team identity, track record, and off-chain commitments
  • Whether locked liquidity unlocks soon — only the current lock state is read
  • Coordinated wallets that spread supply to look decentralised
  • Social-media manipulation and paid promotion
  • Anything in a contract's logic beyond the standard checks performed

This is one token measured against its own coverage. It is not evidence the score is predictive — a token failing does not prove the coverage was right, and one surviving does not prove it was wrong. These follow-ups are only written when a pool has collapsed, so flags will tend to read as borne out here; that is a property of which tokens get a follow-up, not a measure of how often the model is right. The corpus-wide test, covering every token including those that survived, is on the track record. Not financial advice.

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What We Said At The Time

In the original coverage published on August 24, 2026, titled "MarsCoin (MARSCOIN) Gains 152.0% While Its Contract Carries a Disqualifying Finding," the token was classified with a severe risk band and a risk score of 100. The report highlighted critical findings regarding the token's liquidity and overall market conditions.

What This Shows

The current state of MarsCoin demonstrates a complete failure of the liquidity conditions previously flagged. The drastic change in liquidity underscores the risks associated with the token, confirming the concerns outlined in the original article.

Current State

  • Liquidity now: $0.12
  • Liquidity at publication: $60,116.71
  • Last checked: August 24, 2026, 11:16:45 UTC

Risk Note

This article is not financial advice.