What is Neet? (NEET)

Neet (NEET) is a Solana SPL token that started trading on 27 April 2025, launched through the Pump.fun bonding curve. Four smaller centralized exchanges carry it — LBank, XT.COM, KCEX and Ourbit all list NEET/USDT — and between them they handle roughly a third of its volume. The rest goes through a Solana decentralized exchange or a trading bot that routes into one.

CoinGecko records a maximum supply of 1 billion tokens and a current total and circulating supply of about 999.76 million — effectively the whole cap. NEET is held by tens of thousands of wallets and the count is still rising, its largest pool holds over a million dollars, and daily volume runs at a few million dollars from a few thousand buying wallets.

The on-chain safety picture is clean. RugCheck returns a score of 1 with no risks flagged, the liquidity pool is 99.999% locked or burned, the creator wallet holds none of the supply, and the top ten wallets hold under a fifth between them. Jupiter gives the token an organic score in the upper range for a DEX-traded memecoin.

Neet is a memecoin. It has no product, no revenue and no cash flows, it set a fresh all-time high of $0.054448 on 27 August 2026 and has given back about half of it since, and a total loss remains a realistic outcome no matter how long it has traded. Verify the mint address Ce2gx9KGXJ6C9Mp5b5x1sn9Mg87JwEbrQby4Zqo3pump on Solscan before you sign anything.

Neet began trading on 27 April 2025, when its first liquidity pool opened after a Pump.fun launch. The route is the standard Solana one: mint on the launchpad, buyers push the token along a bonding curve, and when the curve fills, liquidity migrates to an automated market maker. Pools now exist on PumpSwap, Meteora, Raydium and Orca.

The unusual part is the timing of the peak. NEET set its all-time high of $0.054448 on 27 August 2026, sixteen months after the first pool opened, after already running to a near-identical high in May 2026. Almost every Pump.fun token that peaks does so within days of migration; a token that sets its high more than a year in has had a second act, and whatever drove this one is not documented in any source this page can cite. It has given back about half of that peak since.

What the record shows is survival. The published research behind this site's admission rule puts around 90% of Pump.fun tokens dead within thirty days. NEET is more than a year past its launch, with a rising holder count, over a million dollars of locked liquidity and a clean RugCheck report. There is no team, funding or announcement on record that this page can verify; the only listings on record are on four smaller centralized exchanges.

The project's public presence is the X account @neet_sol, a Discord server, and the site neetcoin.xyz. There is no Telegram channel recorded, which is unusual for a Solana memecoin; a Discord in its place points at a community that behaves more like a forum than a trading room.

CoinGecko files the token under 4chan-Themed, and the name is the acronym for being out of work, out of school and out of training. That is the reference, and it is the kind of self-deprecating, deliberately unaspirational framing that a certain slice of internet culture has been building jokes on for years. 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 account and the Discord yourself before you treat any of it as a reason to buy.

NEET 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. Treat any direct message offering an airdrop or a giveaway as a phishing attempt, on Discord as much as anywhere else.

Neet is the one coin in this month's cohort with a real track record. More than a year after a Pump.fun launch it still holds tens of thousands of wallets, over a million dollars of locked liquidity and the cleanest safety report of the group, and it set its all-time high in month sixteen rather than week one. In a category where roughly nine in ten tokens are dead within a month, that is not nothing.

It still has none of the things that would let it survive on anything but sentiment: no revenue, no fee capture, no product, no documented team. What it has instead is duration — the token has now been through more than one memecoin rotation and come out the other side with its holder count rising. Whether that repeats is not knowable from any data on this page. The specific thing to watch is the gap between market capitalization and liquidity: the largest pool holds well under a tenth of the quoted value, and that gap is where a quiet decline turns into a sharp one. Nothing here predicts the price, and anyone who tells you they can is guessing.