Solana · DexScreener paid history
TWO HOOVES $HOOVES
Two hooves. One bull. $10B or bust. 🐂 A Solana meme coin born from one absurd idea—and charging forward on pure community energy.
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DexScreener Contract DRrzocG3Ye5GC6RUd2kBr45ewKMMcPzd7ARVaMWBpump
- 1DexScreener payment
- $142.2Kfirst paid @ · Aug 20, 2026
- +136%best run after paid · $334.9K
- +0.0%since last payment
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Every DexScreener payment by TWO HOOVES
| When (UTC) | What | Paid @ mcap | Liquidity | ATH after paid | Now vs paid |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Aug 20, 2026 15:12 UTC | Dex Paid | $142.2K | $28.4K | +136% ($334.9K) * | +0.0% |
* 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, $HOOVES shows a check-mark or a lightning badge at most. This page shows the receipts: when it paid, what it was worth, and what happened next. Want this for every token as it happens?
Frequently asked questions
Did TWO HOOVES ($HOOVES) pay DexScreener?
Yes — 1 paid action on Solana on Aug 20, 2026: Dex Paid.
What was TWO HOOVES's market cap when it first paid DexScreener?
$142.2K on Aug 20, 2026 15:12 UTC with $28.4K liquidity.
Did $HOOVES run after paying DexScreener?
Its best run after a payment reached +136% above the paid cap ($334.9K, after the Dex Paid on Aug 20, 2026).
Where is $HOOVES now compared with its last payment?
+0.0% ($142.2K vs $142.2K at the last payment).
What is the TWO HOOVES contract address on Solana?
DRrzocG3Ye5GC6RUd2kBr45ewKMMcPzd7ARVaMWBpump — the $HOOVES token tracked on this page. Always verify the address before trading: look-alike names are common.