There’s new movement in the Solana ecosystem. The $TWO token on a certain DEX platform has seen quite active trading recently, with some decent data.
In the past 24 hours, buy volume reached $20,305 and sell volume was $16,158, with buying slightly outweighing selling. The liquidity pool currently has $26,891 locked, and the market cap stands at $97,246.
This pool on Meteora is considered a small-cap asset in terms of trading volume, but the buy/sell ratio is healthy and there hasn’t been any panic selling. The liquidity to market cap ratio is about 1:3.6, which is still reasonable for an early-stage project.
Tokens at this level tend to be quite volatile and are suitable for players who like high risk and high reward. However, keep in mind: a small market cap also means higher liquidity risk, so be cautious when entering or exiting positions.
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GasOptimizer
· 12-04 19:22
A buy-sell ratio of 1.26 is acceptable, but the liquidity risk... With a market cap leverage of 3.6x, you really need to calculate slippage costs before entering.
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DarkPoolWatcher
· 12-04 19:19
This move by $TWO is indeed quite interesting, and the buying pressure is being managed pretty well.
Small cap is still small cap, but as long as liquidity hasn't collapsed, it means people are still playing—this is the key point.
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SigmaBrain
· 12-04 19:17
This TWO thing? Looks pretty good, actually. The buying and selling pressure is balanced, and there’s no sign of a huge dump.
Small market cap is still a small market cap, but at least the liquidity hasn’t collapsed—that’s what really matters.
Wait, getting in at this price might just lead to another bloodbath. I’d better stay on the sidelines for now.
The Solana ecosystem has been like a casino these past two years, with new tricks popping up every day.
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FarmToRiches
· 12-04 19:03
This small token $TWO, the buy orders are actually able to hold off the sell orders, which is kind of interesting. The liquidity risk is definitely high, but at this stage, the lack of dumping is actually worth pondering.
Better test the waters quickly—what if it's the next 100x?
Small tokens are all about gambling, but at least this one hasn't been dumped, which means someone is accumulating.
Meteora's pool has 26K in liquidity—forget it, I'll wait until it gets a bit bigger before entering.
Early-stage projects are certainly volatile, but I still want to take a gamble.
The buy/sell ratio looks decent—not the kind of rhythm where people are getting dumped on.
Be careful, it's easy to get in but hard to get out—I got stuck in a pit just a couple of days ago.
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WalletInspector
· 12-04 19:00
Not exaggerating or criticizing, but I usually don't even look at projects of this size—the slippage alone can make you cough up blood.
There’s new movement in the Solana ecosystem. The $TWO token on a certain DEX platform has seen quite active trading recently, with some decent data.
In the past 24 hours, buy volume reached $20,305 and sell volume was $16,158, with buying slightly outweighing selling. The liquidity pool currently has $26,891 locked, and the market cap stands at $97,246.
This pool on Meteora is considered a small-cap asset in terms of trading volume, but the buy/sell ratio is healthy and there hasn’t been any panic selling. The liquidity to market cap ratio is about 1:3.6, which is still reasonable for an early-stage project.
Tokens at this level tend to be quite volatile and are suitable for players who like high risk and high reward. However, keep in mind: a small market cap also means higher liquidity risk, so be cautious when entering or exiting positions.