2026-01-19 20:34:53

Just spotted a Solana-based token hitting the charts—$RETIRE on Meteora DEX. Here's what the data shows: 24-hour buy volume sitting at $1 while sell volume is basically flat at $0, which tells you something about the initial momentum. Liquidity pool has $29 backing it, and the market cap is currently valued at around $2.58M. Classic early-stage token setup on Solana—might be worth tracking if you're into catching new launches on the network. The contract address for those interested in digging deeper is zGh48JtNHVBb5evgoZLXwgPD2Qu4MhkWdJLGDAupump.

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FlashLoanLord

· 6h ago

The trading volume gap is so big, it feels a bit suspicious. --- $2.58M market cap with only $29 liquidity? How fragile is that? --- Another new coin from Meteora, will it survive a week this time? --- Only $29 liquidity? I dare not touch it, it's too easy to be disconnected. --- The name $RETIRE sounds pretty aggressive, directly giving people the retirement dream haha. --- Buy volume $1, sell volume $0, the initial hype is really average. --- Another one on the Solana chain, the casino is open, everyone. --- I took a quick look at the contract, and it has that familiar smell. --- This scale of liquidity, it just feels like a scam to raise money.

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FlippedSignal

· 6h ago

Buy one USD and sell zero? Who would believe that haha --- $RETIRE? The name sounds good, but a liquidity of $29 is really a bit embarrassing --- It's that same routine again, just an early project label, looks suspicious --- A market cap of 2.58M with a liquidity of $29, this combination is a bit hard to hold up --- Meteora has released new features again, but the data is really average --- The buy and sell orders are so strange, I need to check myself to be sure --- I've seen many new tokens on the Solana chain, but this one doesn't seem to have anything special --- With such thin liquidity, who dares to take the risk? The risk is off the charts

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NFTRegretful

· 6h ago

Buying volume $1, selling volume $0... This looks like the prelude to a rug pull. --- Liquidity pool is only $29? Still dare to boast a market cap of $2.58 million, hilarious. --- Another rug candidate on Solana, as usual, not touching. --- $RETIRE? The name sounds pretty fierce, probably investors are retiring early haha. --- Every time I see this kind of data, it attracts a bunch of people rushing in. I really don’t understand. --- Wait, with such a huge discrepancy between buy and sell ratios, how can the price stay stable? There must be some tricks. --- Such weak liquidity in the early stages... the risk is not ordinary.

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Ser_APY_2000

· 6h ago

Buying volume only 1 dollar, selling volume 0? Can this be called momentum? The $29 pool is way too thin. --- Another small Solana coin. With such poor liquidity, I really don't dare to touch it. --- $2.58M valuation with this trading volume? The data doesn't add up. --- Meteora is back again. Will it really take off this time, or will it just go to zero again? --- Liquidity pool only $29... Are you kidding?

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ProbablyNothing

· 6h ago

Buying volume for just $1? That's too thin, with only $29 in liquidity, and you're daring to launch? Haha --- It's these small Solana tokens again, dozens of them every day. Want to gamble? --- Liquidity pool is only $29... I just want to ask, who dares to touch this thing? --- $RETIRE is a pretty good name, but I advise you to retire and not play this. --- Market cap $2.58M, buying volume $1, selling volume $0... Goodbye to you.

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ConsensusDissenter

· 6h ago

Buying volume is only 1 dollar, selling volume is 0. This is a typical pre-pump signal. I don't even dare to touch the 29-dollar liquidity pool.

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