Safety badges & holder tags
What Original, Dev holds, Insiders, Top 10 and the holder tags (Dev, Sniper, Whale...) measure, and how to read them.
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At the top of every coin page is a row of safety badges: quick facts about who holds the coin. Tap or hover any badge for a short explanation. They're information, not a verdict - a green badge doesn't make a coin safe, and an amber one doesn't make it bad.
✓ Original
Shown when no earlier coin on 2hour.fun used the same ticker, the same name or the same picture - counting coins launched in the week before it, and older coins that are still trading (graduated, or traded in the week before it launched). A later coin like that is labelled Copy, so you can see at a glance which came first. Similar ideas don't count - only the same ticker, name or picture (a name with a copycat add-on like "Real" or "2.0" counts as the same, and so does a name of five letters or more with one letter changed) - and once a coin is a week old and has stopped trading, its ticker and name are free to use again.
Liquidity locked
Shown once a coin has graduated. Its pool's liquidity can never be withdrawn by anyone.
Dev holds, Insiders hold, Top 10 hold
These show how much of the supply sits in a few hands. Pools and the curve aren't people, so they're left out.
- Dev holds - the share in the creator's wallet.
- Insiders hold - the creator plus wallets around them (see below).
- Top 10 hold - the share held by the 10 biggest wallets.
Each badge changes colour with the share:
| Badge | Green | Amber | Red |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dev holds | ≤ 5% | ≤ 15% | > 15% |
| Insiders hold | ≤ 10% | ≤ 25% | > 25% |
| Top 10 hold | ≤ 30% | ≤ 50% | > 50% |
Why it matters: if a large share is in a few wallets, a few people selling at once could move the price a lot.
Who counts as an insider
- The creator's wallet.
- The creator's other wallets (linked to the same 2hour.fun account).
- On Robinhood Chain, wallets the creator sent some of this coin to.
- Wallets whose first buy landed within 10 seconds of launch.
A friend, a giveaway or a fast buyer isn't necessarily up to anything - the badge just makes it visible.
Level 50+ holders
Counts how many of the biggest holders are level 50 or above, or have Prestiged. Levels come from trading and badges - see Badges, levels & Prestige. It shows who holds, not whether a coin will do well.
Holder tags
In a coin's Holders tab, small icons beside each wallet show who's who:
- DEV - the wallet that created this coin.
- Insider - counted in the Insiders total: linked to the dev, got coins from the dev, or bought in the first 10s.
- Sniper - first buy landed within 10s of launch.
- Whale - holds 2% or more of the supply.
- Diamond hands - bought and has never sold any.
- New wallet - their first ever trade on 2hour.fun was this coin, in the last 7 days.
The Dev and Insider wallets together make up the Insiders total in the badges row. The dev is always listed, even after selling out (then marked Sold): straight after the bonding curve while the coin is on it, first once it graduates.
Sold (on shills)
If someone posts a shill on a coin and later sells all of it, their shill is marked Sold. See Notes, calls & shills.
Key points
- Safety badges show facts about a coin's holders; tap any badge for details.
- ✓ Original means no earlier coin - launched in the week before it, or still trading - used the same ticker, name or picture.
- Dev, Insiders and Top 10 show how concentrated the supply is, coloured green, amber or red.
- Holder tags (Dev, Insider, Sniper, Whale, Diamond hands, New wallet) label wallets in the Holders tab.
Educational only - not financial advice. Crypto is risky; only use what you can afford to lose.