MemeTools
MemeTools is a crypto data aggregator and listing platform for meme coins.
What is MemeTools?
MemeTools is a crypto data aggregator similar to CoinMarketCap and CoinGecko, but for meme tokens only. It is a hub for investors who are looking to find the next DOGE or SHIB, and a hub for developers who are trying to get their token noticed in the market. MemeTools offers integrated rug/scam checks for all listed tokens. Users are able to see a full breakdown of the tokenomics of a token, such as whether the token is a honeypot (meaning not being able to sell the token after buying), whether liquidity is locked or unlocked, the amount of tokens held by the top 5 wallets, top 1 wallet, and so forth. MemeTools has trading charts powered by TradingView and historic data of all listed tokens, such as historic volume, historic transactions amount, historic liquidity amount, and more, pulled straight from the blockchain. It also offers a cross-chain swap functionality powered by Rubic, to make it easy for people to bridge between different chains.
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