Polycule
PCULE
Evaluation Score
Overall rating on a scale of 0-10
Dimension Breakdown
AI Analysis
Comprehensive evaluation of the token
Polycule (PCULE) presents significant fundamental, security, and market risks across all evaluated dimensions. Data gaps exist for Active Development and Team and Governance (both scored -1.0 due to lack of verifiable public repositories, team transparency, and governance structures). Among evaluated categories, PCULE exhibits weak metrics: Community Support (1.5/10) reflects near-zero engagement, a 98.9% drawdown from all-time highs, and illiquid trading; Tokenomics (3/10) lacks clear utility, emission mechanics, or holder transparency; and Market and Use Case (2/10) shows minimal adoption ($415K-$635K market cap, low 24h volume) in a highly competitive Telegram bot market. Additionally, Security and Audit History (3.0/10) highlights two separate security compromises within 13 months—a January 2025 supply-chain breach and a January 2026 protocol-logic exploit resulting in ~$230K in lost user funds—alongside unverified third-party audit claims on CertiK.
Development Activity
Code updates and developer engagement
Community Support
Social media presence and community engagement
Tokenomics
Supply, distribution, and utility
Market & Use Case
Value proposition and competitive landscape
Team & Governance
Team background and project governance
Security & Audits
Security history and audit status
About Polycule (PCULE)
Polycule (PCULE) is a Solana-based token associated with a Telegram trading bot that has ceased active development following reports of project abandonment. Launched in connection with PMX Trade, the platform was developed to facilitate copy-trading and direct execution on Polymarket prediction markets and perpetuals through a Telegram interface with cross-chain support.
The PCULE token has a circulating supply of approximately 993 million to 999.8 million tokens on Solana. Crypto-fundraising records indicate the project completed a $560,000 funding round in June 2025. However, the token lacks documented utility mechanisms, burn structures, or public distribution transparency, and trades with thin micro-cap liquidity on decentralized venues such as Meteora.
The project has experienced severe market drawdowns, security breaches, and governance deficits. PCULE has recorded an approximate 98.9% price decline from its all-time high of $0.05644. The protocol also suffered two separate security incidents: a January 2025 supply-chain breach involving a compromised aiohttps dependency that affected withdrawal servers (where the team reported user balances were reimbursed), and a January 2026 protocol-logic exploit that resulted in approximately $230,000 in lost user funds. Although the project cited an audit by Sherlock following the initial breach, third-party security platforms like CertiK classify Polycule as unaudited and unverified, and active development on the project has halted.