Mr. Miggles
MIGGLES BaseFigures from CoinGecko, DexScreener and GoPlus Security, captured 2026-08-07 05:27 UTC (81 days ago).
What the data says
Mr. Miggles (MIGGLES) is a memecoin on Base. Memecoins on Base, Coinbase's Ethereum L2. It has a market capitalisation of $1.80M and ranks 15 of 99 in this site's Base universe. Over the last 24 hours $5.5K traded, equal to 0.3% of its market cap — low turnover for a token this size. Its deepest pool holds $357.4K of liquidity on uniswap, which is what a seller actually trades against. The pair has existed for 2.3 years. It has 470.0K holders. The ten largest wallets hold 23.9% of supply. 100.0% of liquidity-pool tokens are locked. It trades 99.0% below its all-time high, set on 2024-11-17.
Is Mr. Miggles safe? What the contract checks show
As of 2026-08-06, Mr. Miggles (MIGGLES) on Base passed 9 of 9 automated contract checks that returned data, scoring 100 out of 100. No check returned a failure. Source: GoPlus Security.
9 automated checks for Base, weighted by severity — how they work. Mr. Miggles scores 100/100 on 9 of 9 checks that returned data.
- ✓Not a honeypot30 pts
- ✓Can sell entire balance15 pts
- ✓Buy/sell tax under 10%10 pts
- ✓Supply not mintable10 pts
- ✓Ownership renounced10 pts
- ✓Owner cannot reclaim5 pts
- ✓Transfers not pausable5 pts
- ✓Majority of LP locked10 pts
- ✓Top 10 hold under 50%5 pts
What this cannot tell you. These checks read the contract, not the people. Mr. Miggles could pass every one of them and still lose all its value — because the team stops working on it, because holders sell, or because attention moves on. The checks cannot detect a slow rug, a compromised social account, or a founder who simply walks away. They describe code, on a date.
Contract checked 2026-08-06 via GoPlus Security — 82 days ago, contracts are re-checked daily while prices refresh continuously. A check that returns no data is shown as unknown, never as a pass.
MIGGLES contract address on Base
Always compare this against a second source before you trade. Copying an address from a social post is how most people buy the wrong token — impersonator contracts use the same name and logo.
0xb1a03eda10342529bbf8eb700a06c60441fef25d
View the live pair on DexScreener →
Not financial advice. This page describes measured data about a high-risk asset. Memecoins frequently lose all their value. Never buy with money you cannot afford to lose, and always verify the contract address yourself before trading.
