$FEBU Update: +135% Following the Verdict, but the LP Bomb Still Looms

$FEBU has stood the test of time. Following the initial verdict a week ago (the meme coin soared 2,305%; we gave it a 5/10), the price has risen another +135%. This isn’t just a hype-driven pump-it’s a vibrant market: over the past 24 hours, there were 7,217 buys and 6,737 sells, with trading volume reaching 1.47 million and liquidity at 163k (a 9x ratio). The token is over 7 days old, has weathered the first wave of panic, and is holding its base.

Distribution-the main conclusion remains unchanged

The on-chain snapshot confirms: this is not an insider pump. The top 10 hold 12.3% (unchanged), the top 1 holds only 1.8%, and the deployer holds nothing. The number of holders has increased to 14,990-this is healthy decentralization for a meme coin in its second week. No new red flags in terms of concentration.

Minting is still suspended (supply is frozen), the freeze has been lifted, and there is no honeypot. There are no taxes. As for whether the deployer could steal using classic methods-they cannot. This was the crux of the initial 5/10 verdict, and it has been confirmed in practice.

The LP bomb didn’t go off, but the time bomb is ticking

The main risk remains unchanged: 43%of liquidity is locked. Over the past week, this percentage has not increased-the developers have not added any additional safeguards. According to our database, LP < 50% means a -80%+ drop in 36% of cases and a dump in 27% (n=11). This is not a zero-risk scenario.

The price increase is currently working in the token’s favor: the higher the price, the less profitable it is for the creators to dump right now (the loss is smaller). But this is no guarantee-if the hype dies down or natural demand falls, LP becomes the trigger for a crash.

Social media presence is still nonexistent

No website, no Twitter, no Discord. Nothing has appeared in a week. This is a rare pattern-usually, memes either immediately gain a social media presence (and grow on the back of hype) or they’re scams with zero interest. $FEBU rose without any official social media activity, driven solely by the initial wave of hype and pure distribution. There is a community (14,990 holders is a community), but the wave is fading.

What does this mean going forward?

The initial 5/10 rating was fair: the token isn’t a scam, but it’s a degenerate gamble with real risk. A +135% increase doesn’t change the fact that there’s a non-zero LP bomb. If the price starts to fall or stabilizes at current levels, the risk of a crash will increase sharply.

For traders: $FEBU is a living meme with fair distribution and real demand, but the position should be set up for a profitable exit, not HODL. The LP risk won’t go away until liquidity is locked at 80%+.