$HOODRAT update: +62% did not remove pressure, LP remains open

$HOODRAT continues to hold profit after its 136% surge earlier this week - price is up another +62% from that verdict point, but token distribution did not improve at all. This is a classic Robinhood memecoin pattern: insiders roll price on attention, but nothing is locked and nothing is proven by quality.

Metrics: volume is falling, but still alive

The token survived the first 12 hours and is now 288 hours old (almost 12 days) - positive versus the 95% of memes that die in the first day. Turnover to liquidity at 8.9x shows real trading: $3.08M volume over 24 hours against only $347K liquidity. This is a live pool, not muted bot dust.

But there is a catch: price fell -10.63% in the last hour, -11.35% in 6 hours, and -11.63% over the day. Bears are taking control, while orderflow pressure is shifting toward sellers (5,858 sells vs 5,497 buys in 24h). FDV is inflated at $8.6M against a $347K live pool - a 24.8x gap typical for early-stage memes.

Distribution: top holders still in the dark

The data does not fully disclose top-10 holders, but our previous 5/10 verdict centered on opaque distribution and unlocked LP. Nothing changed. Paid DexScreener boost remains a flag: the token is being pushed with money, not organic popularity. Socials exist (has_socials: true), but there are no watchlist mentions - major influencers are not driving it. Growth comes from capital, not signal.

What it means next

The 5/10 verdict is confirmed: the token entered degen-roulette territory and remains there. +62% over a week or two is not fundamentals, but first-wave inertia and paid boost. Price is already weakening, and distribution remains hostile to retail. If LP is not locked now, it can be locked later - or turned into a trap - at any moment. Entering into strength is risky; if you are already in profit, this is the place to build an exit plan.