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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.
Badges are information, not a verdict. A green badge doesn’t make a coin safe, and an amber one doesn’t make it bad.

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Original

Shown when no earlier coin on 2hour.fun (launched in the week before it, or still trading) used the same ticker, the same name or the same picture. A later coin like that is labelled Copy. See Original and Copy.

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LP locked forever, LP burned

Shown once a coin has graduated: LP locked forever on Robinhood Chain, LP burned on Solana. Either way, its pool’s liquidity can never be withdrawn by anyone.

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Locked, Dev burned

A gold badge, shown when the dev has locked their coins (Locked, with the time left) or burned them (Dev burned), and it took at least half of what they held at the time. 2hour.fun reads each one on the chain before showing it. It only covers the dev’s launch wallet. See Lock your dev buy.

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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 the wallets around them (see below).
  • Top 10 hold: the share held by the 10 biggest wallets.
Each badge changes colour with the share: If a large share is in a few wallets, a few people selling at once could move the price a lot.

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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.

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Bundled at launch, Fresh wallets

Two signs of one person buying with many wallets, shown only when there’s something to show:
  • Bundled at launch: the share held by wallets other than the creator’s that bought together with the launch: within its first second on Robinhood Chain, in its own slot on Solana.
  • Fresh wallets hold: the share held by wallets with almost no history on the chain before they bought this coin. Brand-new wallets made just for one coin are the usual sign of a bundle spread out over time. The creator’s wallets and 2hour.fun accounts aren’t counted.
Both also show on the Trade page’s cards, right after Dev.

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Level 50+ holders

Counts how many of the 100 biggest holders are level 50 or above, or have Prestiged. Levels come from trading and badges (see XP, levels and badges). It shows who holds, not whether a coin will do well.

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Holder tags

In a coin’s Holders tab, small icons beside each wallet show who’s who: The dev is always listed, even after selling out (then marked Sold).

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Sold, on shills

If someone posts a shill on a coin and later sells all of it, their shill is marked Sold. See Notes and following.
Badges describe the coin right now and can change quickly. They can’t tell you what a coin’s price will do.