2026-01-05 16:28:05

A new project token worth paying attention to has been discovered on the Solana chain—PUMPFUN (Contract Address: AdVq5Mkm5z7Zsm6rdk68QgrxPwFHW7cURcr8NpYQpump).

According to on-chain data, in the past 24 hours, the buy transaction volume for this token reached $6,671, while the sell transaction volume was $2,873. The buy-to-sell ratio is approximately 2.3:1, indicating that market participation is still in the accumulation stage. Currently, the liquidity pool has less than $1, and the market cap is about $14,082.

These early-stage Solana projects tend to be quite volatile, and trading activity is an important indicator to observe. If you're interested in exploring new tokens, you can regularly monitor on-chain data changes.

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VitalikFanboy42

· 01-08 16:27

Another pump coin? The buy-sell ratio of 2.3:1 looks pretty good.

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UnluckyValidator

· 01-08 08:19

Buy-sell ratio 2.3:1, seems a bit hot, but the liquidity is so poor... need to be careful.

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MevHunter

· 01-07 20:27

Another new coin with almost no liquidity left, the buy-sell ratio is pretty good but the market cap is too small.

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AirdropFatigue

· 01-07 06:08

The buy-sell ratio of 2.3:1 looks good, but with such low liquidity, it's a bit risky...

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BloodInStreets

· 01-05 16:53

Buy/Sell ratio of 2.3:1? Isn't this just typical bagholders lifting the price? With less than $1 in liquidity, when will the drop bottom out? --- Early-stage projects are volatile? Basically, it's blood fundraising, betting on whether there's a next bagholder to take over. --- Is a market cap of $14,082 still worth paying attention to? To me, it looks more like a template for cutting leeks. --- Monitoring on-chain data? I'm more concerned about when this thing gets cut in half—that's the real bottom-fishing opportunity. --- A buy/sell ratio of 2.3:1 looks hot, but in reality, it's just retail investors unable to escape at the bottom. --- With less than $1 in the liquidity pool, the risk of missing out is much greater than the chance of making money. --- Another new project on Solana. I've seen this routine many times. Let's wait and see how many people get shaken out.

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RugpullTherapist

· 01-05 16:53

A buy-sell ratio of 2.3:1 is okay, but the liquidity is less than $1? You need to be careful.

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DAOplomacy

· 01-05 16:50

lol sub-optimal liquidity structures paired with those buy/sell ratios... arguably screaming path dependency trap. historical precedent suggests this ends predictably but the game theoretical implications? yeah that's where it gets *interesting* — stakeholder alignment here is non-trivial at best

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NFTragedy

· 01-05 16:37

The buy-sell ratio of 2.3:1 looks good, but the liquidity is less than $1? How small does that have to be?

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CryptoDouble-O-Seven

· 01-05 16:28

The buy-sell ratio of 2.3:1 looks okay, but the liquidity is too poor. With this kind of market, a big investor entering can directly take off.

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