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$TORQ · Token of Roq

Hedera token 0.0.4358646 · $1.1651 · +14.8% over 30 days

Token of Roq ($TORQ) is a fixed-supply token on Hedera, id 0.0.4358646, with 666 TORQ in existence, and a supply key is still set, so the issuer can mint more. It trades at $1.1651, up 14.8% over the last 30 days on very thin volume of $10, inside a $0.9919 to $1.3354 band. Its pools hold $681 of liquidity, which is what a trade of any size has to move through. At that price the 666 TORQ in existence are worth about $776, computed from on-chain supply rather than a figure quoted elsewhere. A one-page sample of the chain shows 23+ accounts holding it, and it is concentrated: the ten largest non-pool wallets hold about 99% of supply between them. The issuer kept 1 key over this token: they can mint more of it, diluting every holder. These are ordinary Hedera token features with legitimate uses, and they are also exactly what a rug looks like beforehand, so they are listed here rather than buried.

Price, last 30 days

$0.9919 to $1.3354. Closing price per day from SaucerSwap, the venue this token actually trades on.

What the issuer can still do

Hedera tokens can carry keys that leave the issuer real power over your balance after you buy. This one has 1:

Each is a normal feature with legitimate uses. A regulated issuer needs them; an anonymous meme token holding all of them is worth a second look.

supply or settings are alterable

The numbers

Token id
0.0.4358646
Symbol
$TORQ
Name
Token of Roq
Total supply
666 TORQ
Supply type
FINITE — capped
Decimals
6
Mint key
SET — more can be minted
Holders
23+ (one-page sample)
Top 10 non-pool wallets
~99.1% of supply
Price
$1.1651
30-day change
+14.8%
30-day range
$0.9919 – $1.3354
30-day volume
$10
Pool liquidity
$681
Market cap
$776 (price × on-chain supply)
Created
2024-01-04
Treasury account
0.0.1156681

How to read this

Every figure above was read from the Hedera mirror node and SaucerSwap when this page was generated, and each is the same number the terminal shows when you ask it yourself. Holder counts come from a single page of the balances endpoint, so a large token reads as 23+ rather than a precise total. Concentration excludes liquidity pools and the treasury, because those hold supply without anyone owning it as a position. Market cap is price multiplied by on-chain supply, not a figure quoted from a listing site.

Nothing here is written by a language model, and nothing is a prediction. Where a value could not be read it is left out rather than guessed.

Ask it yourself

These run live in the terminal, on this token:

brief 0.0.4358646 holders chart 90d price impact full quote

Also: 0.0.4358646 on HashScan · trade it on SaucerSwap · how these numbers are produced · the terminal