
National Trust Fund System Price Today & AI Analysis
Price
$0.045487
-0.15% 24h
Contract
LiveNTFSzFdqyjt4babasFp6RxsQj8QLs6xYYKcQMnhmBe7At a $1M market cap, $NTFS would be $0.001000 (18.2x from today’s price)
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Unhosted check · Oct 21
No scam signals in Unhosted’s checks, and nothing in the token can block or tax a sell.
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National Trust Fund System: holders, selling & liquidity
2026-07-25 17:17 UTC
Holder addresses
Top 10 supply share
Reported liquidity
- How concentrated is National Trust Fund System ownership?
- Top-10 ownership concentration is not available in this report. The saved holder count is 8,628 addresses (2026-07-25 17:17 UTC). A holder count alone does not establish how supply is distributed.
- Are large holders selling National Trust Fund System?
- This report cannot establish whether large holders are selling: it does not include wallet-level holder balances over time matched to swaps. A complete buy/sell volume observation is not available in the saved inputs. A large swap alone does not identify a large holder, and a transfer alone does not prove a sale.
- Is National Trust Fund System liquidity falling?
- As of 2026-07-25 17:17 UTC, reported liquidity was $109,793.77. At least two timestamped liquidity observations are needed to establish a change; this report does not have them.
Sources, observations & limitations
Source: inputs saved with the report generated 2026-07-25 17:17 UTC. Original provider retrieval times and historical samples were not recorded. Legacy zero placeholders are treated as unavailable. Holder addresses are not unique people. The provider’s top-10 share is not adjusted here for pools, exchanges, burn addresses or related wallets. Sniper classifications and wallet-level holder history are unavailable. Inspect token on the block explorer.
Recent swap evidence
Swap evidence is unavailable for this report.
Report snapshot
as of Jul 25, 05:17 PM UTC
FDV
Liquidity
Holders
Snipers
Risk
1h chart read; Support, resistance, Fibonacci and RSI divergence are drawn on the chart once it loads.
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Risk
Sentiment
National Trust Fund System (NTFS) is a Solana SPL token (Mint: NTFSzFdqyjt4babasFp6RxsQj8QLs6xYYKcQMnhmBe7) trading at ~$0.00304 with a fully diluted valuation of ~$3.04M. The token has experienced a severe 72.4% price crash in the past 24 hours, dropping from ~$0.0110 to its current level. Despite strong holder growth over 30 days (from ~517 to 8,628, a ~95% increase), the sharp price decline, very thin liquidity ($109.79K), and missing top-holder/whale data raise significant red flags. The token name and description ('Official National Trust Fund System') appear designed to evoke legitimacy — this should be treated as a potential manipulation signal per ground rule 10.
Key points
- Extreme 72.4% 24h price crash following a period of stable ~$0.011 trading
- Very rapid holder growth: ~95% increase in 30 days (517 → 8,628 holders)
- Critically thin liquidity at only $109.79K against a $3.04M FDV
- Top holder and whale concentration data entirely unavailable — major transparency gap
- No sniper data available; authority not renounced (update authority is an active wallet)
- Token name evokes government/institutional legitimacy — a common social engineering tactic
AI Price Analysis
bearish
Short term · 24–72 hours
bearishThe token has crashed 72.4% in 24 hours, closing at ~$0.00304 after trading in a tight $0.0110–$0.0122 band for the prior ~22 hours. The sharp breakdown candle (candle [2]) saw price collapse from $0.01222 high to $0.00195 close, and the most recent candle [1] partially recovered to $0.00304. With sell pressure at 53.5%, thin liquidity, and 140 holders exiting in the last hour, further downside or continued volatility is the most likely near-term outcome. Immediate support is the recent low of ~$0.00191; resistance is the breakdown level of ~$0.01195.
Target low
Target high
Support
- $0.00191 (candle [2] low), $0.00150 (psychological)
Resistance
- $0.00304 (current close / candle [1] close), $0.01195 (pre-crash consolidation zone), $0.01222 (candle [2] high / recent peak)
Medium term · 1–4 weeks
bearishWithout a catalyst to restore confidence and with liquidity at only $109.79K, recovery to pre-crash levels (~$0.011) would require significant new buying pressure. The holder growth trend, while impressive in absolute terms, has been decelerating in recent days (298 net new holders on 7/24 vs. 716 on 7/15), and the 1-hour holder count dropped 140 (-1.6%) coinciding with the crash. Medium-term outlook is bearish unless liquidity is substantially deepened and the cause of the crash is clarified.
Catalysts
- Restoration of liquidity depth above $500K
- Transparent disclosure of top holder distribution
- Renewed community/social media momentum
- Mint/freeze authority renouncement to reduce rug risk
Bullish factors
- Strong 30-day holder growth (~95%, from 517 to 8,628)
- 7-day holder growth of +22% (+1,882 holders)
- 24h buyer count (241) slightly exceeds seller count (216)
- Token is verified and not flagged as spam
- Partial price recovery in candle [1] from $0.00191 low to $0.00304 close
Bearish factors
- Catastrophic 72.4% price drop in 24 hours
- 1-hour holder count dropped 140 (-1.6%) — panic exits
- Sell volume ($366.74K) exceeds buy volume ($318.74K) in 24h
- Critically thin liquidity ($109.79K) relative to FDV ($3.04M)
- Top holder data entirely unavailable — cannot assess concentration or rug risk
- Update authority not renounced (active wallet: 2w59AihWGFQcEpsrxRHz7fjeScUyP5XZHGwYDXYsARht)
- Token name mimics government/institutional branding — social engineering red flag
Confidence: low. Confidence is low due to: (1) missing top-holder and whale data making it impossible to assess concentration risk; (2) no sniper data; (3) the crash occurred within a single candle with no clear on-chain explanation in the provided data; (4) very thin liquidity amplifies price unpredictability.
NTFS call history
Calls are recorded the moment the analysis is generated and scored automatically against the market price 24h, 7d and 30d later — hits and misses alike, never edited.
Token Info
- Chain
- Solana
- Contract
- NTFSzF...mBe7
- Total Supply
- 999,999,967.27
Key Risks
- Catastrophic 72.4% single-session price crash with no clear on-chain explanation
- Critically thin liquidity ($109.79K) creating extreme slippage and crash amplification risk
- Complete absence of top-holder and whale data — cannot assess concentration or insider selling
- Update authority not renounced — deployer retains control capabilities
Smart money & sniper coverage
Sniper classifications and wallet-level trading histories are not available in this report. Sniper concentration, profit-taking and dump risk have not been assessed.
Deep Analysis
Frequently Asked Questions
Is National Trust Fund System (NTFS) a scam?
No scam signals in Unhosted’s checks, and nothing in the token can block or tax a sell. Checked Oct 21, 2026. This is Unhosted’s automated risk check, a warning signal rather than a guarantee either way.
Can I sell National Trust Fund System (NTFS)?
Yes. Nothing in the token’s on-chain settings can block or tax a sell: no freeze authority, no transfer fee and no transfer hook. Checked Oct 21, 2026. This reads the token’s own settings; whether its pool has enough liquidity to sell into is a separate question.
How concentrated is National Trust Fund System ownership?
Top-10 ownership concentration is not available in this report. The saved holder count is 8,628 addresses (2026-07-25 17:17 UTC). A holder count alone does not establish how supply is distributed.
Are large holders selling National Trust Fund System?
This report cannot establish whether large holders are selling: it does not include wallet-level holder balances over time matched to swaps. A complete buy/sell volume observation is not available in the saved inputs. A large swap alone does not identify a large holder, and a transfer alone does not prove a sale.
Is National Trust Fund System liquidity falling?
As of 2026-07-25 17:17 UTC, reported liquidity was $109,793.77. At least two timestamped liquidity observations are needed to establish a change; this report does not have them.
What is the short-term price outlook for National Trust Fund System (NTFS)?
The token has crashed 72.4% in 24 hours, closing at ~$0.00304 after trading in a tight $0.0110–$0.0122 band for the prior ~22 hours. The sharp breakdown candle (candle [2]) saw price collapse from $0.01222 high to $0.00195 close, and the most recent candle [1] partially recovered to $0.00304. With sell pressure at 53.5%, thin liquidity, and 140 holders exiting in the last hour, further downside or continued volatility is the most likely near-term outcome. Immediate support is the recent low of ~$0.00191; resistance is the breakdown level of ~$0.01195. Short-term outlook is bearish (24–72 hours), with a target range of $0.00150 to $0.00600.
Is NTFS a safe investment on Solana?
The AI assessment rates overall risk as very high with a risk score of 9.1/100. This token is suitable ONLY for highly experienced, risk-tolerant traders who can afford to lose their entire investment. It is NOT suitable for retail investors, long-term holders, or anyone without deep familiarity with high-risk Solana meme/micro-cap tokens. The combination of extreme volatility, thin liquidity, missing transparency data, and social engineering red flags makes this one of the highest-risk profiles possible.
What are the key risks of holding NTFS?
Catastrophic 72.4% single-session price crash with no clear on-chain explanation • Critically thin liquidity ($109.79K) creating extreme slippage and crash amplification risk • Complete absence of top-holder and whale data — cannot assess concentration or insider selling
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