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Which $SI are you buying? Solana has three

Super Inu, Stupid Inu and Super Intelligence appeared under the same two-letter symbol while carrying different contracts, liquidity and catalysts.

By Lorde BuildsOctober 8, 2026 · 2 min readUpdated October 8, 2026
Which $SI are you actually buying? Forest-green headline on cream beside a $SI ticker and three separate contract cards feeding one market label.
Reference-guided conceptual editorial artwork.

SI is not one Solana token.

During discovery, the ticker referred to Super Inu, Stupid Inu and another project called Super Intelligence. Each had a different contract, market size and trading history.

A ticker is a label. The contract address is the identity.

The three markets we saw

Token name Identity observed Discovery-time market snapshot
Super Inu DEW9dSN6QpWyNthphCpMmAbZP1Q4cEKR9xQXAri98WDP Roughly $24 million market cap with millions in daily volume
Stupid Inu Separate Solana contract Roughly $3.5 million market cap, $972,000 volume and $215,000 liquidity
Super Intelligence Separate Solana contract Roughly $920,000 market cap

These figures were observed at different moments and move quickly. They are not a direct performance ranking.

Super Inu’s contract is confirmed by the project’s website and Biconomy’s listing notice. The other two need the same identity check before any catalyst or allegation is assigned to them.

How ticker confusion changes the trade

Search tools, X cards and exchange listings often display the ticker before the contract. A trader can therefore:

  • buy the wrong asset after seeing a listing headline
  • compare one token’s volume with another token’s market cap
  • attribute one community’s post to a different project
  • follow a copycat liquidity pool
  • repeat a supply allegation against the wrong contract
The post is a lead for contract-level research, not proof against every token using SI. Original post.

A safer identity check

Before acting on a short ticker:

  1. Copy the contract from the project’s official site.
  2. Match that contract against the exchange or pool.
  3. Check liquidity, holder concentration and token age for that exact contract.
  4. Confirm that the catalyst names the same project.
  5. Record the timestamp for every market figure.

The story is not that one SI token is secretly another. It is that market interfaces make different assets look interchangeable until the trader checks the contract.

Sources and reporting notes

Checked October 8, 2026. Super Inu identity comes from its official site and Biconomy listing notice. The supply and volume concern came from Yokai Capital, but the post cannot safely be applied across all SI contracts. Market figures are discovery-time snapshots.