What is Martians? (MARTIANS)

Martians (MARTIANS) is a Solana SPL token launched on Pump.fun in late July 2026 that graduated to PumpSwap on 2 August 2026. Its only centralized listing is on KCEX; no tier-one exchange carries it, so most purchases go through a Solana decentralized exchange or a trading bot that routes into one.

Supply is roughly 958.1 million tokens with effectively all of it circulating. The token peaked in late August 2026 and has since lost the large majority of its value and nearly all of its trading volume: turnover ran to eight figures a day at the top and is now a small fraction of that, against tens of thousands of dollars of pool liquidity and a market capitalization in the low hundreds of thousands. Check the live figures on CoinGecko or DEX Screener before you act on any number here.

The on-chain safety picture is clean. RugCheck returns a score of 1 with no risks flagged, the liquidity pool is 100% locked or burned, the creator wallet holds none of the supply, and the top ten wallets hold about a fifth between them.

Martians is a memecoin. It has no product, no revenue and no cash flows, it launched in mid-2026, and a total loss is a realistic outcome. Verify the mint address 7nLukVng5teXze14rum9v57juXLjUp7JJnCveko1pump on Solscan before you sign anything.

Martians was minted on Pump.fun in late July 2026 and started trading on the bonding curve on 28 July. Buyers pushed it along the curve, and on 2 August the curve filled and liquidity migrated to an automated market maker. Pools were opened on PumpSwap, Meteora, Raydium and Orca, but the venue count flatters the depth: essentially all of the liquidity and all of the volume sit in the one PumpSwap pool, and the rest hold a few hundred dollars each.

What that path means statistically is worth stating. The published research behind this site's admission rule puts around 80% of Pump.fun tokens dead within a day and about 88% within a week; a seven-figure market capitalization is roughly a one-in-twenty-thousand outcome. MARTIANS cleared that in under a month, and at the time it qualified for a page here the holder count was still rising. It has fallen since, along with the price.

There is little further record. No documented team, no funding, no announcements this page can verify, and one small centralized listing on KCEX. A few weeks is a start date and a set of numbers, not a history.

The community runs on X at @martiansofmars and on Telegram at t.me/MartiansOfMars, with a website at martiansofmars.com. All three channels are live, which is the strongest social configuration a launchpad token can have — research on Solana launches finds a Telegram alone lifts survival odds materially and all three channels lift them far more.

The theme is Mars and the framing borrows from Elon Musk's public statements about Mars settlement, which the project's own site disclaims any affiliation with. Beyond that, this page will not characterise the community, because nothing published about its size, activity or leadership can be checked against a source. Read the accounts before you treat any of it as a reason to buy.

MARTIANS is an SPL token, so it needs a Solana wallet: Phantom, Solflare and Backpack all hold it. For a position worth more than you would shrug off, pair the wallet with a Ledger so the signing key never touches the browser.

Solana wallets simulate a transaction before you sign it. Read the simulation — it tells you what leaves the wallet — and be especially careful with any site that asks for a token approval outside the main aggregators. There is no customer support and no reversal on Solana; a bad signature is final.

Martians did what almost nothing launched on Pump.fun in late July did: it survived the month and drew millions of dollars of volume in a single day at its peak. Its pool cannot be pulled, its creator holds nothing, and every safety check this site runs comes back clean. That is the floor, and it is a real one.

The ceiling is bounded by what is missing. No revenue, no fee capture, no burn, no product, no team on record, and a narrative borrowed from a public figure who has never acknowledged it. Tokens in this position either convert a hot month into a community that keeps trading them or they do not, and the base rate is unforgiving. Here the answer is already partly in: the volume drained, the holder count fell with it, and the token trades more than 90% below its August 2026 high. What is left is a clean contract, a thin pool and a Mars joke. Nothing on this page tells you whether anything picks it back up, and anyone claiming to know is guessing.