SPX6900 · the supply is written in stone, so watch the door instead.
SPX6900 is a memecoin on Ethereum with a hard cap of 1 billion coins — and that cap is not a setting, it is a number compiled into the contract, so it cannot be raised by anyone. After the 6.9% launch burn of Aug 2023, 930.99M SPX counts as circulating.
Sell pressure. None. There is nothing to mint and nothing left to unlock — the launch wallet emptied itself in Aug 2023 and reads 0 at both ends of this window.
Buy pressure. Small but real: 5,745.64 SPX went to the dead address in these 90 days, almost all of it from one outside fee router that started burning on Jul 27 2026.
Net. Under 0.01% taken off the market over the last 90 days, and 0.00% read forward — flat in practice, because the one removal engine is three weeks old and already quiet.
No new SPX can ever be made. The supply figure is written into the contract as a fixed number — 1 billion coins — rather than stored in a slot anything can change, and the deployed code contains no function that could create a coin. The owner slot reads the empty address at both ends of this window, so no wallet, contract or vote has a path in.
There is no unlock calendar to read, because there is nothing left locked. The launch wallet received the whole 1 billion in Aug 2023, put 931 million into the launch pool the same day, and burned the rest of what it held a week later. Its balance reads 0 at both ends of this window, and its entire lifetime is nine transfers, all from Aug 2023.
There is no foundation, no labs company, no DAO and no treasury — the team walked away in 2023. One small overhang is tracked instead: 58,712 SPX has piled up inside the token contract itself, up from 47,125 at the start of this window, sent there by mistake by holders. Exactly one address can pull it out, and it has never once done so. No public evidence of release in window — monitored.
There is no estate, no trustee and no court-ordered release. The one long-dated lock SPX has runs the other way: the launch liquidity was locked for 68 years in Aug 2023, so that pool cannot be pulled back onto the market.
Nothing buys SPX back. There is no buyback contract, no treasury to spend from, and no revenue stream to spend — the token earns nothing, because it charges nothing.
SPX has no burn engine of its own. The contract's buy and sell tax settled at 0% once the launch counters were passed in 2023, so no fee accrues, and the code has no function that destroys a coin. Anything called a burn on this token is a coin moved to a dead address, never a coin removed from the supply figure.
No entity buys SPX on the open market, because no entity exists to do it — no public evidence of release in window, monitored.
No new lock was created inside this window. The only lock SPX has is the 68-year launch liquidity lock from Aug 2023, which removed nothing from the float during these 90 days.
5,745.64 SPX left the tradable float in this window and went to the dead address, checked against that address's balance at both ends and then matched transfer by transfer. 5,573.64 of it came from one outside contract deployed Jul 27 2026 — a launch platform's fee router whose code sends 100% of the SPX it collects straight to the dead address. The other 172.00 came from three ordinary wallets. The router has been quiet since Aug 3 2026, so it is carried forward at 0 rather than projected.
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