Rug check · Holder bubble map · AI risk analysis
Jean Phil (JEANPHIL) is a Solana memecoin launched on pump.fun. This page runs JEANPHIL's rug check, maps who holds it and reads the results with AI.
NAVI rates JEANPHIL high risk at 94/100; its mint and freeze authority revoked; its ten largest wallets hold 18.5% of supply; its first trading pool is 37 days old.
Data as of
Jean Phil (JEANPHIL) shows no critical rug-pull signals
The NAVI level measures how JEANPHIL has behaved (volatility, drawdown, market cap, time traded). The chips are separate on-chain checks. Read both. Informational only, not financial advice. Memecoins are high risk and you can lose everything you put in.
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NAVI's on-chain checks did not surface the classic rug-pull markers for JEANPHIL: supply and freeze control are revoked and there are no dominant red flags in liquidity or holder distribution. Lower risk is never no risk: prices still move, and this is not investment advice.
5 passed, 1 caution, 0 red flags.
Revoked
The mint authority has been revoked, so no new supply can be minted. Total supply is fixed at the protocol level.
Revoked
The freeze authority has been revoked, so no wallet can be frozen and holders can always move or sell their tokens.
18.5%
Supply is spread widely, which reduces the risk of a single-wallet dump. The largest single wallet holds 3.7%. Pool, order-book and locker accounts are left out; exchange and custody wallets can still be among the largest holders.
0% unlocked (largest pool)
Largest pool: PumpSwap, JEANPHIL/SOL, $322K. A meaningful share of this pool's LP is locked or burned, which makes an instant liquidity-removal rug harder. Across all JEANPHIL pools, 71% of liquidity sits in locked or burned LP.
$521K
Liquidity is deep enough to absorb normal trade sizes without extreme slippage. Total across 18 pools; the largest holds $322K.
37 days
Its first trading pool is relatively recent. Younger tokens have had less time to prove they are not exit scams.
The NAVI risk score runs from 0 to 100, where higher means riskier, and is banded into Low (0-25), Medium (26-54) and High (55-100). It measures how the token behaves: seven-day volatility and drawdown, market cap, and how long the token has traded. The on-chain checks above are separate rug-pull signals (authorities, liquidity, holders, age), so a token can score low on market risk and still carry an on-chain red flag, or the reverse. Read both.
Automated on-chain analysis for information only. Not financial advice and not a guarantee that Jean Phil is or is not a scam. On-chain signals can miss off-chain intent and can change at any time.
Holder bubble map
Each bubble is one of the 20 largest Jean Phil wallets, sized by its share of supply, with pool and locker accounts shown in their own colour. Lines join wallets that moved this token between them. None of the mapped wallets is linked to another.
Wallet addresses, each wallet's share and the links between them are in the full map, free with an account. Map built 2026-10-26.
AI risk analysis
Written by AI from the live on-chain figures on this page. It can only use those figures, and an automatic check rejects any number that is not one of them. Updated 2026-10-12.
The contract shows mint authority revoked and freeze authority revoked, and metadata cannot be changed by an update authority. Liquidity totals $1.1M across 19 pools, with 48.1% locked or burned. The first trading pool is 22 days old and it launched on pump.fun (bonded). The NAVI risk level is high risk (score 80 out of 100, higher is riskier), which reflects how the token has behaved.
Supply is held by the top 10 wallets at 21.7% of the total (pool and locker accounts excluded) and the largest single wallet holds 8.4%. The holder bubble map shows 20 largest wallets mapped with 0 linked clusters, and no bundled wallets were detected. Top 20 concentration with linked clusters merged is 32.2%. You can recheck the liquidity amount and the top 10 share as they change.
Automated analysis for information only. Not financial advice, and not a guarantee that JEANPHIL is or is not a scam. On-chain signals can miss off-chain intent and can change at any time.
See the live AI readContract check
Tickers and names are not unique on Solana. NAVI looks for other tokens using the ticker, name or logo of JEANPHIL and works out which one came first with real trading behind it.
Looks like the originalThis looks like the original JEANPHIL. 7 other tokens use its ticker, name or logo.
The original is the earliest token with real trading, holders or a Jupiter verified tag, not just the oldest one with the name. Listed liquidity with almost no trading earns no credit. Logos are compared by image fingerprint (this token's logo could not be read, so only ticker and name were compared). This check is shown on its own and does not change the risk score. Sources: NAVI token data, Jupiter and DexScreener searches; searches are capped, so the list may not be complete. Some sources were slow, so this result is partial and refreshes within minutes.
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As of
Jean Phil (JEANPHIL) is trading at $0.003302 with a market capitalisation of $3.99M as of 25 October 2026. It shows $521.0K of on-chain liquidity and $518.4K traded in the last 24 hours. Price is up 10.35% over 24 hours and down 50.12% over the past week. On NAVI's risk model, it carries a 94/100 risk score (high), top-10 wallet concentration of 19%.
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Risk score: 94 / 100
NAVI combines market data + structured TA + token risk signals + portfolio context. The score shifts when liquidity, volatility, structure, or concentration conditions change.
NAVI's on-chain checks did not surface the classic rug-pull markers for JEANPHIL: supply and freeze control are revoked and there are no dominant red flags in liquidity or holder distribution. Lower risk is never no risk: prices still move, and this is not investment advice. NAVI's risk level for JEANPHIL is high risk (94/100). That level measures how the token has behaved, while the on-chain checks test for rug-pull markers directly, so read both.
Mint authority: Revoked. The mint authority has been revoked, so no new supply can be minted. Total supply is fixed at the protocol level. Freeze authority: Revoked. The freeze authority has been revoked, so no wallet can be frozen and holders can always move or sell their tokens.
The ten largest JEANPHIL wallets hold 18.5% of supply. Supply is spread widely, which reduces the risk of a single-wallet dump. The largest single wallet holds 3.7%. Pool, order-book and locker accounts are left out; exchange and custody wallets can still be among the largest holders. The holder bubble map covers the 20 largest wallets and finds 0 linked clusters and no bundled wallets.
JEANPHIL has $521K of on-chain liquidity. Liquidity is deep enough to absorb normal trade sizes without extreme slippage. Total across 18 pools; the largest holds $322K. Largest pool: PumpSwap, JEANPHIL/SOL, $322K. A meaningful share of this pool's LP is locked or burned, which makes an instant liquidity-removal rug harder. Across all JEANPHIL pools, 71% of liquidity sits in locked or burned LP.
This looks like the original JEANPHIL. 7 other tokens use its ticker, name or logo. This page covers one contract only: GTBxUiw6wJdmmkCGZgRHLyYxqu1vG4KtRpeox6yDpump. Check the contract address before you buy, because a copycat can look identical in a wallet or on a chart.
NAVI does not give buy or sell advice. It shows the evidence so you can decide: the on-chain checks found 0 red flags and 1 caution for JEANPHIL, and its NAVI risk level is high risk. Lower risk is never no risk, and nothing on this page is financial advice.
