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MemPools $MEM

MemPools is a launchpad where every trade of your memecoin quietly buys real tokenized Nvidia, S&P 500, Tesla, gold, oil or silver — and drops them on holders. Locked liquidity. No dev keys. Pure market chaos, professionally piped into dividends. Memes go up and down. Your…

$14.1K MCAP+74.5% 24hVOL 24H $4.9K · LIQ $4.3K

Contract 0x716d21A09f37DF254C9d726c741908aC2945F9e6

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Every DexScreener payment by MemPools

When (UTC)WhatPaid @ mcapLiquidityATH after paidNow vs paid
Aug 20, 2026 20:15 UTCBoost 30x$14.1K$4.3K+190% ($40.8K) *+0.0%
Aug 20, 2026 20:13 UTC$14.1K$4.3K+190% ($40.8K) *-0.1%

* ATH still being refined (GeckoTerminal candles are read 2 hours and 7 days after the payment). "Paid @" = market cap at the moment the activity landed.

What DexScreener doesn't show you

On DexScreener, $MEM shows a check-mark or a lightning badge at most. This page shows the receipts: when it paid, what it was worth, and what happened next. Want this for every token as it happens?

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Frequently asked questions

Did MemPools ($MEM) pay DexScreener?

Yes — 2 paid actions on Ethereum on Aug 20, 2026: Boost, Dex Paid.

How many boosts did $MEM buy on DexScreener?

1 purchase (30x), the last one on Aug 20, 2026.

What was MemPools's market cap when it first paid DexScreener?

$14.1K on Aug 20, 2026 20:13 UTC with $4.3K liquidity.

Did $MEM run after paying DexScreener?

Its best run after a payment reached +190% above the paid cap ($40.8K, after the Boost on Aug 20, 2026).

Where is $MEM now compared with its last payment?

+0.0% ($14.1K vs $14.1K at the last payment).

What is the MemPools contract address on Ethereum?

0x716d21A09f37DF254C9d726c741908aC2945F9e6 — the $MEM token tracked on this page. Always verify the address before trading: look-alike names are common.