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Is Usual USD legit or a rug? Here's an on-chain read of Usual USD ($USD0) on ethereum — its liquidity, holder concentration, contract control, and whether its X account matches the official account on its CoinGecko listing. Community health isn't scored here; run the live check for that.
ethereum · 0x73a15fed…90acf5
High on-chain risk — significant red flags for a KOL considering this project.
GroundingStablecoinsCoinGecko #110
Flags
- Top 10 wallets hold 100% of supply — concentrated; a few holders could sell into your audience.
- Valuation ($540.7M) is only 0.9% backed by tradable liquidity.
100
Verified contract
Address is a deployed on-chain contract.
100
Liquidity depth
Total liquidity is $5.0M.
37
Liquidity vs. valuation
Valuation ($540.7M) is only 0.9% backed by tradable liquidity.
90
Market activity
24h volume is $977k (0.20x liquidity).
82
Contract control
No owner controls and no mint entrypoint detected.
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Liquidity lock
Liquidity lock not verifiable for this pool type.
95
Market age
Oldest market is 829 days old.
96
Supply overhang (unlock risk)
Supply is essentially fully circulating — little unlock overhang.
10
Holder concentration
Top 10 wallets hold 100% of supply — concentrated; a few holders could sell into your audience.
91
Holder base
123,170 holders.
90
Market presence
20 liquidity pools across DEXes.
88
Listing recognition
Listed on CoinGecko at market-cap rank #110.
Usual USD — frequently asked
Does Usual USD have enough liquidity?
Total liquidity is $5.0M.
Is Usual USD's supply concentrated in a few wallets?
Top 10 wallets hold 100% of supply — concentrated; a few holders could sell into your audience.
Can Usual USD's contract be changed or its supply minted?
No owner controls and no mint entrypoint detected.
Taking a deal with Usual USD?
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