HOW TO AVOID RUG/BUNDLES
1- FAKE CHARTS: Probably the easiest way to spot those scams that add no real volume is looking at the chart. Usually if you notice an artificial staircase pattern do not buy, it means that someone controls the chart well enough to be able to pump it up. 2- FRESH/LINKED WALLETS: If you scroll down and look at the top holders, you will see who has most of the supply that was bought, if those wallets are newly created it means that someone is trying to add fake volume to the coin, usually, on rugpulls, there are way more than just one fresh wallet, mostly those wallets are linked to others that have the same/similar creation date and balance. Thats another sign of fake volume. Bubble map is another easy way to identify if a coin is bundled because it generally shows the linked wallets, but there were sometimes it didnt work for me at least, so I wouldnt say that they are that reliable, just watchout and check for other confluences. 3- GLOBAL FEES PAID: This is likely one of the most useful, global fees means how much money(fees) a token generated from operations. If its way too low for the market cap that the coin is, its a big sign of a rugpull/bundle and a clear sign of fake volume. Just compare the market cap/fees paid to other coins less sketchy. HOW IT SHOULD LOOK 1- HEALTHY CHARTS: It means a chart with pullbacks, lower lows, higher highs. Those are signs of an organic token, not a straight up or rollercoaster-like. 2- DIVERSIFIED WALLETS: The token needs to have a big variety of wallets, there can be some fresh ones/linked ones, but make sure they are a minority and dont hold a lot of the supply. There needs to be pro traders on the token, different wallets with different balances. 3- GLOBAL FEES PAID: It needs to correspond to its market cap, if you dont have an edge of what is a healthy global fees/market cap just check out other tokens and you will have an idea.