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Market cap at push
$1.57M
Oct 12, 20:52 UTC
As of Oct 14, 02:34 UTC
$16.10M
about 30 hours later
Change
10.2×

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$VEIL

VEIL · Solana
Risk · Medium$0.001612
Market cap
$1.57M
FDV
$1.57M
24h volume
$178K
Holders
3,186
Top 10 share
Not indexed at push
Liquidity
$111K
First poolOct 12, 2026, 19:01 (UTC)
PublishedOct 12, 2026, 20:52 (UTC)
What it is
VEIL is a Solana token launched through Pump.Fun and associated with Veil, a project describing itself as a zero-knowledge private wallet and trading interface.
Why it rose
The privacy-wallet story coincided with the early move. At the snapshot, 24-hour buys numbered 3,849 versus 1,366 sells, although no verifiable KOL post or paid campaign can be isolated as the cause.
Biggest risk
No verifiable real-world team members were found, and the creator wallet now holds roughly 0% of supply while the pool history is extremely short.
Contents
Key numbers

2Narrative & Story

VEIL is being marketed around a product narrative rather than a conventional meme identity: a privacy layer for Solana wallets. The website describes private balances, transfers, trading, lending, and withdrawals using zero-knowledge proofs, with keys retained locally in the browser. The Chrome Web Store listing describes the same product, including VeilSwap and optional viewing keys. That provides a coherent story for social distribution, but it does not establish what the token does inside the product or whether it captures product value.

The verifiable timeline is compressed. The browser extension updated to version 0.1.1 on Oct. 10. The first pool opened on Oct. 12, 19:01 UTC. The official X account promoted Veil as a Solana privacy layer around launch. At 20:00 UTC on Oct. 12, the hourly close implied an FDV peak of about $1.54M, with an intrahour high near $1.62M. No verifiable KOL coordination, exchange listing, paid promotion, or ranking event was found. The available evidence therefore supports a product-narrative and new-pool attention explanation, not a proven single catalyst.

3Business & Revenue

There is a product claim behind the project. The site and browser extension present Veil as a non-custodial private wallet for private balances, transfers, trading, lending, and cross-chain VeilSwap through NEAR Intents. The public product page states that the Solana program was audited by ContractWolf. This is a project and auditor-facing disclosure, rather than independent verification of every business or token claim.

No verifiable token fee schedule, 24-hour revenue, 1-hour revenue, buyback policy, burn mechanism, revenue-sharing plan, or DeFiLlama revenue page was found at the time of review. Public materials also do not clearly state whether VEIL conveys governance, utility, fee rights, or any claim on wallet revenue. The wallet product should therefore not be treated as proof of token cash flow.

4Tokenomics

VEIL launched via Pump.Fun and trades across three pools, led by a PumpSwap VEIL/SOL pool. Market cap and FDV both read about $1.57M in the snapshot. A verifiable tokenomics document covering supply, initial allocation, vesting, taxes, treasury wallets, or token utility was not found, so no allocation percentages can be responsibly reconstructed.

At the contract level, mint authority and freeze authority are revoked, and metadata is immutable. Weighted across pools, about 99.5% of LP is locked or burned. Excluding liquidity-pool and locked addresses, the top ten wallets hold about 12.78%; the largest single non-pool wallet holds about 2.31%. Zero of the top twenty wallets were marked as insider addresses, representing about 0% combined. An eight-address related-wallet network was detected, but it has no public attribution.

The creator wallet, E2XHr7cxVsLwruEprbzZzPjv765KCbWGunLBZsdmCaLn, currently holds about 0% of supply, indicating its tokens were sold or transferred. Its complete token-deployment history was not returned, so its prior launches and outcomes remain unverified. Zero current balance alone does not prove motive.

5On-chain & Holder Analysis

A secondary security source reports about 3,186 holders. A top-ten concentration figure that includes liquidity pools is not yet available. On the more useful pool- and lock-excluded basis, the top ten hold about 12.78%, with the largest non-pool wallet at about 2.31%. This does not show a dominant single wallet at the snapshot, though wallet labels and ownership can change rapidly for a newly launched token.

About 99.5% of LP is locked or burned. Mint authority, freeze authority, and metadata modification are all disabled. During the preceding hour, buys were 3,500 and sells were 1,206, a 2.90:1 ratio. Over 24 hours, there were 3,849 buys and 1,366 sells, or 2.82:1. About $178K of 24-hour volume was roughly 1.6 times real-asset liquidity of about $111K. These measures do not independently indicate wash trading, though buy-heavy early activity can reverse quickly.

The main pool showed gains of about 44.6% over five minutes, 714% over one hour, and 3,330% over both six and 24 hours. VEIL first crossed $1M FDV about 1 hour 50 minutes after the pool opened. The hourly-close FDV peak was about $1.54M, the intrahour high about $1.62M, and the snapshot sat roughly 0% below the hourly-close peak. This is a very steep early path with insufficient history to judge durability.

6Team & Community

Public access points include the website, Chrome Web Store extension, and official X account. The extension listing provides info@veilit.xyz as a contact address, but no verifiable founders, core developers, legal entity, LinkedIn profiles, or interviews were identified. The team is therefore anonymous on the available evidence.

The official X account describes Veil as a privacy layer optimized for Phantom. Its posts show replies and reposts, but this review could not reliably obtain account creation date, follower count, full historical engagement patterns, or audience composition. It would be unsound to classify engagement as organic or automated from the short visible sample. No verifiable official Telegram or Discord membership count was found. The creator holds about 0%, and its complete prior deployment history remains unavailable.

7Risk Signal Checklist

Risk level
Medium
HIT 1 · UNKNOWN 2 · MISS 6

Most LP is locked or burned, mint and freeze authority are revoked, and the pool-excluded holder data is not concentrated; however, team anonymity, the creator’s zero balance, and the token’s short history leave substantial information risk.

8Watchpoints & Disclaimer

Positive signals3
  • Roughly 99.5% of LP is locked or burned, while mint and freeze permissions are revoked.
  • Pool- and lock-excluded top-ten ownership is about 12.78%, with the largest non-pool wallet at about 2.31%.
  • The website, browser extension, and X messaging describe the same product; the extension updated on Oct. 10 and the token pool opened on Oct. 12.
Warning signs3
  • The creator wallet holds about 0% after selling or transferring its allocation, while destination paths and prior deployments remain unverified.
  • The pool reached about $1.57M FDV only about 1 hour 50 minutes after launch, leaving little price history.
  • Team identity, token utility, allocation disclosure, revenue, and official community scale are not yet independently verifiable.
What to watch
  1. Whether real-asset liquidity remains around $111K and whether liquidity continues concentrating in the leading pool.
  2. Whether creator wallet E2XHr7cxVsLwruEprbzZzPjv765KCbWGunLBZsdmCaLn reacquires VEIL or its outgoing assets form identifiable consolidation paths.
  3. Whether pool-excluded top-ten ownership rises from about 12.78%, and whether the eight-wallet related network receives public attribution.
  4. Whether the approximately 3,186 holder count continues expanding while the 24-hour 2.82:1 buy/sell transaction ratio becomes more balanced.

This report only compiles public information and is not investment advice.

Disclaimer. All content is automatically compiled from public web sources without per-report human review and may contain errors or omissions. It is provided for information only and is not investment advice. Crypto assets are extremely volatile; newly launched tokens carry extreme risk, up to total loss of principal.
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