On November 6, iMeme’s busiest Solana pool still showed roughly $905,000 in 24-hour trading volume. Its wrapped SOL reserve was down to nine lamports. Both numbers appeared in the same pool record. The transaction that explains the gap had settled the night before. DexScreener pool record ↗
Token Intelligent Meme (iMeme) on Solana
Observation window November 5–6, 2026. All times are UTC.
Contract C8rcSve8iDMbm8aXSWWyqqNRbB29ocC37WbRQqZejpuY
One withdrawal left the pool with dust
At 23:27:15 on November 5, a finalized PumpSwap transaction logged a Withdraw instruction. The pool’s pre- and post-transaction balances show its reserves falling from 278.644381863 wrapped SOL and 47,680,249.209939 iMeme to 0.000000009 wrapped SOL and 0.00144 iMeme. A swap had settled against the same pool one second earlier.
Withdrawal transaction ↗ · Preceding swap ↗
On November 6, DexScreener rounded that pool’s liquidity to $0. GeckoTerminal put its reserves below $0.000002. The feeds differed on historical volume, but both showed more than $900,000 over 24 hours and effectively no liquidity left in this pool. Volume kept counting trades that had already happened. The reserve balances showed what a trader had left to trade against.
DexScreener pair data ↗ · GeckoTerminal pool data ↗
What the earlier risk report saw
The saved Rug.Tools report for iMeme, scanned November 5 at 23:06 UTC, recorded about $41,468 in the same PumpSwap pool, roughly 21 minutes before the withdrawal. It rated iMeme High Risk with low confidence, citing an account it measured at about 80% of supply. The report left liquidity protection and independent wallet control unverified, and it had no current balance measurements for the nine wallets in its launch sample. Saved iMeme report on Rug.Tools ↗
The withdrawal record establishes what happened to this pool’s reserves. The link between the withdrawing party and the account flagged in the earlier report remains unverified. Other pools may have had different reserves.