Coke on Sol (COKE) isn’t a cryptocurrency you want to own. It’s not a project. It’s not an investment. It’s a ghost. A digital tombstone buried under layers of hype, fake volume, and abandoned promises. Launched in early 2025 as a "V2" relaunch of a failed meme token, COKE briefly spiked to $0.004474 before crashing 99.79% to under $0.00001 - where it’s been stuck since, with zero trading activity for over 300 days.
What COKE actually is (and isn’t)
On paper, Coke on Sol is a Solana-based token with the contract address 2DJAyCx9HkHiPsyJdZmgio9Pu9p1w6jujXDo5h4pump. It claims to be a fun, meme-driven project - the kind that thrives on Twitter chaos and Telegram hype. But behind the flashy tagline - "COKE V2 is back on the block-pure, uncut, and hitting harder than ever" - there’s nothing. No team. No roadmap. No utility. No whitepaper. No updates since February 2025.
It’s not even a real token in the functional sense. While CoinMarketCap lists a circulating supply of 994.1 million COKE, and a market cap of $9,410, those numbers are meaningless. There’s no trading. No buyers. No sellers. The 24-hour volume is $0.83 - less than the cost of a coffee in Wellington. Binance and Crypto.com show either zero volume or wildly inconsistent prices, which only happens when exchanges stop updating data because no one’s trading.
The pump-and-dump that killed COKE
COKE followed the classic meme coin playbook: fake influencers, paid promotions, and a sudden price spike. In February 2025, Twitter accounts like @CryptoKing pushed COKE as a "1000x opportunity." Telegram groups exploded with promises of riches. Then, within days, the price collapsed. The developers vanished. The Twitter accounts deleted their posts. The Telegram group went silent.
On-chain data confirms it: the top 10 wallets hold 92.7% of all COKE tokens. One wallet alone owns 38.4%. That’s not decentralization - that’s a control scheme. These wallets dumped their holdings right after the pump. The rest of the holders? Left holding bags worth pennies. A Reddit post from r/SolanaScams in February 2025 summed it up: "COKE V2 is just the dev team trying to re-scam people after dumping the first version."
Why no exchange will touch it
Major exchanges like Binance, Crypto.com, and CoinSwitch either don’t list COKE or show it as inactive. CoinGecko lists zero trading pairs. DexScreener and Birdeye - tools that track every Solana token - don’t even show COKE. Why? Because there’s no liquidity. No trades. No reason to list it.
Even if you could find a way to buy COKE, you couldn’t sell it. The token contract has been flagged by @SolanaScamAlerts as a "confirmed honeypot." That means once you buy it, you might not be able to transfer it out. Your funds could be locked forever. Chainalysis’s internal report from February 2025 noted suspicious code in the contract that could allow the creators to freeze transfers - a red flag no legitimate project would ever risk.
Who still talks about COKE?
No one with skin in the game. No analysts. No crypto news sites. CoinDesk, Cointelegraph, The Block - zero mentions since February 2025. Even educational platforms like Crypto University now use COKE as a case study in dead tokens. Their module, "Top 10 Dead Tokens of 2025," includes COKE as Exhibit A.
The only people still mentioning it are scammers trying to lure new victims. You’ll find old tweets resurfacing on X, YouTube videos repurposing 2025 hype clips, and Reddit threads asking, "Is COKE coming back?" The answer is no. It’s not coming back. It’s dead.
What you should do if you own COKE
If you bought COKE during the hype, you’ve already lost money. There’s no recovery path. No revival plan. No team to contact. The only thing left is to accept the loss and move on.
Don’t try to "average down." Don’t wait for a rebound. Don’t fall for fake rumors of a "new launch." The token’s last on-chain transaction was on February 18, 2025. That’s over a year ago. The project is abandoned.
If you’re thinking of buying COKE now - don’t. You’re not investing. You’re gambling on a graveyard. And even if you somehow get lucky and find a buyer, you’re likely dealing with a honeypot that could trap your entire wallet.
COKE as a warning sign
COKE isn’t just a bad coin. It’s a textbook example of how meme coins turn into scams. It checks every box:
- Zero trading volume for months
- Extreme token concentration
- No public team or documentation
- Price spike followed by total collapse
- Flagged as a honeypot by blockchain analysts
- No media coverage or community engagement
Crypto analyst Benjamin Cowen put it bluntly in October 2025: "Tokens with zero trading volume for consecutive weeks represent extreme exit liquidity risk and should be categorized as effectively worthless." COKE isn’t just worthless - it’s dangerous.
Regulatory expert Laura Shin said it even clearer: "Tokens with zero volume for 90+ days typically represent abandoned projects or deliberate exit scams and should be considered unrecoverable investments."
COKE on Sol is not a cryptocurrency. It’s a lesson. A cautionary tale. A digital ghost story. And if you’re still thinking about it - walk away. Now.