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Scamcoin (SCAM): Uses, Supply and Risks

Scamcoin (SCAM) is a Solana meme token whose branding satirizes crypto speculation. Its stated role is cultural rather than a documented service or financial product.

Price

$0.002918

−6.4% 24h

Snapshot as of Nov 6, 2026, not a live quote. Market data: CoinGecko.

Market data

SCAM market data

Market cap
$2.92M
Rank #2,058
Fully diluted value
$2.92M
Volume (24h)
$26.7K
Change 7d / 30d
−7.8% / −27.9%
Change 1y
+262%
Circulating supply
999.95M
Total / max supply
999.95M / 1B
All-time high
$0.004280
Sep 27, 2026
All-time low
$0.00005381
Jul 31, 2025

## What Scamcoin is

Scamcoin (SCAM) is a meme token issued on Solana. Its project description uses crypto-culture satire as its identity, making fun of behaviors such as chasing supposed insider tips, following influencers, panic buying and treating token ownership like a casino bet. The description does not present SCAM as a financial service or explain a practical product that the token powers. It also says the project makes no promises of a roadmap or financial outcomes. That framing is useful context, but it does not by itself verify who created the token, how it is managed or whether its contract has been independently checked. The name and ticker can also be confused with unrelated tokens. Before interacting with any SCAM asset, confirm that you have identified the intended Solana token, rather than relying on its name or symbol alone.

## What SCAM is used for

The publicly described role of SCAM is as a meme and community token: its branding is built around jokes about speculation and crypto trading culture. Public sources do not identify a separate utility such as governance, access to an application, payment for a service or a claim on project revenue. It is therefore best not to assume that holding SCAM provides rights or benefits beyond whatever token holders may arrange for themselves. Meme-token communities can organize social activity, but that is not the same as a formal token function or a guaranteed benefit. The project’s self-aware language is also not evidence that the token is safe, intentionally fraudulent, or protected from losses. Treat its stated purpose as satire and community identity, and look for verifiable documentation before relying on any claims made elsewhere about its use.

## Supply and market data

As of 2026-11-05, the reported circulating and total supply was about 999.95 million SCAM, against a stated maximum supply of 1 billion. These figures are snapshots and can change if token records or supply reporting change. On that date, the reported price was about $0.0031, with a market capitalization of roughly $3.1 million and 24-hour trading volume of about $24,000. Those figures can move quickly and should not be treated as a valuation or a forecast. The reported all-time high was about $0.00428 on 2026-09-27, while the reported low was about $0.0000538 on 2025-07-31. Historical prices do not indicate what SCAM may be worth later. A small market capitalization or trading volume can also mean that trades may have a noticeable effect on the quoted price.

## Chain and storage

SCAM is issued on Solana; it is not described as the native coin of a blockchain. To store it, use a wallet that supports Solana tokens and check that the wallet is showing the intended token, not another asset with the same name or ticker. The ticker “SCAM” is not a unique identifier. Confirm the token’s mint address through a trustworthy project channel or a reliable Solana token record before sending funds or approving a transaction. the public information available here do not include a mint address, so this page cannot identify a specific token contract for you. Keep your wallet’s recovery phrase and private keys offline and private, and never provide them to someone claiming they are needed to claim or verify SCAM. A wallet may display a token without establishing that it is authentic or valuable.

## Risks to understand

SCAM carries the general risks of meme tokens, including sharp price changes, thin or changing liquidity, and the possibility of losing the full amount spent. The project description’s jokes about “exit liquidity” and questionable decisions are branding, not safeguards against those outcomes. No contract audit, issuer identity, liquidity arrangement or formal token rights are established by the information described here, so do not assume these have been verified. There is also a risk of impersonation: another token can use the same name or ticker, particularly in wallet displays and social posts. Check the mint address carefully, avoid signing transactions you do not understand, and do not share recovery phrases or private keys. Consider whether you can afford a total loss before engaging with a speculative token; nothing in this page is a recommendation to buy, sell or hold SCAM.

By the numbers

Scamcoin in numbers

Scamcoin (SCAM) is ranked #2,058 by market capitalisation, with a market cap of about $2.92M and a price of $0.002918 as of Nov 6, 2026. Its fully diluted valuation ($2.92M) is close to its market cap, so little new supply is still to come.

The price was down 7.8% over 7 days, down 27.9% over 30 days, up 262% over the past year. It trades about 32% below its all-time high of $0.004280, set on Sep 27, 2026.

About 999.95M SCAM are in circulation out of a maximum supply of 1B (100% issued).

24-hour trading volume was about $26.7K, or 0.9% of its market cap: low turnover, so large orders can move the price.

SCAM has token contracts on Solana. Always check the contract address before buying or bridging: copycat tokens often reuse a well-known name and ticker.

CoinGecko groups SCAM under Solana meme coins.

Where it runs

SCAM chains and contract addresses

Scamcoin by chain
ChainContract
Solana9mNjA6Bi…FGbonk

Contract addresses as listed by CoinGecko. Verify them on the project's own channels before sending funds.

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SCAM FAQs

What is Scamcoin (SCAM)?

Scamcoin is issued on Solana and is described as a meme token. Public sources present it as satire and community identity, not as a token with a documented service or financial function.

What is SCAM used for?

The stated purpose is meme-based commentary on crypto trading culture. Public sources do not specify formal utility such as governance, app access or payment for a service.

What is the supply of Scamcoin?

The reported maximum supply is 1 billion SCAM. Circulating and total supply were each reported at about 999.95 million as of 2026-11-05; supply data can change.

Which blockchain is SCAM on?

SCAM is issued on Solana, rather than being a blockchain’s native coin. Use a Solana-compatible wallet and verify the token’s mint address, since names and tickers can be copied.

Is Scamcoin risky?

The token has meme-coin risks, including substantial price volatility, uncertain liquidity and the possibility of losing your entire investment. Public sources do not establish an audit, formal token rights or a verified liquidity arrangement.

What is the market cap of Scamcoin?

As of Nov 6, 2026, Scamcoin had a market cap of about $2.92M, ranking #2,058 among cryptocurrencies by market capitalisation. Market cap is price multiplied by circulating supply, so it moves with the price.

What is the all-time high of SCAM?

Scamcoin's all-time high is $0.004280, reached on Sep 27, 2026. Its all-time low is $0.00005381 (Jul 31, 2025). Past prices say nothing about future returns.

What is the circulating supply of SCAM?

As of Nov 6, 2026, about 999.95M SCAM were in circulation, against a maximum supply of 1B.

Which blockchains is SCAM on?

It has token contracts on Solana.