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What is f(x, y) = k?
f(x, y) = k ($OTTO) is a SPL token on the Solana blockchain Its primary trading venue is Pump.fun, with roughly $13.86K in live on-chain liquidity. It currently has 773 on-chain holders, and was first traded 11 days old. Rug.Tools' current assessment of f(x, y) = k is "Use Caution", based on live on-chain signals including holder concentration, liquidity depth, creator wallet history and contract permissions.
f(x, y) = k (OTTO) is a Solana token analyzed by Rug.Tools. Current status: The token is actively trading, but liquidity is relatively low.. Snapshot: 773 holders. This page auto-updates as new on-chain data is collected.
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The token is actively trading, but liquidity is relatively low.
Last analyzed 7/21/2026, 5:19:50 AM
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- 7/21/2026, 1:05:38 AMToken launchedFirst on-chain trading pair opened on Pump.fun.
- 7/21/2026, 5:19:50 AMRug.Tools analyzed this tokenFresh on-chain snapshot captured.
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What is f(x, y) = k?⌄
f(x, y) = k is a Solana token analyzed by Rug.Tools using public on-chain data — holders, liquidity, creator wallet activity and contract security signals. This page shows the latest cached analysis and refreshes automatically.
Is f(x, y) = k safe?⌄
Current Rug.Tools verdict: Use Caution. The token is actively trading, but liquidity is relatively low. No token can be guaranteed safe: verdicts summarize on-chain risk signals only and cannot detect off-chain intent. Always do your own research.
How many holders does f(x, y) = k have?⌄
Rug.Tools currently sees 773 holders. The top individual wallet holds 3.03% of supply; the top 10 individual wallets together hold 18.26%.
Where is f(x, y) = k traded?⌄
The primary trading venue detected on Solana is Pump.fun. Use the "Trade" button above to open the pair on DexScreener.
How often does this page update?⌄
This page renders from cached data in our database. It refreshes when a new scan runs — either on a scheduled background sync or when a user clicks Refresh above. Opening this page does not trigger a new scan.