Be cautious of this suspicious token on the Solana chain 👇
An abnormal token has appeared on the Raydium platform on the SOL chain, with bizarre data performance—24-hour trading volume is almost flat (buying $31,709 vs selling $31,014), liquidity is only $26,537, yet the market cap is listed as $67,170. Such a stark ratio is often a typical sign of a scam.
**Key Risk Points:** - Equal buy and sell volumes, lacking natural trading depth - Severe imbalance between liquidity and market cap - Prone to sudden dumps or rug pulls
Before trading in the Solana ecosystem, be sure to verify key information such as token holdings distribution and lock-up periods. Don’t be fooled by attractive charts—seeing through the truth behind the data is the key to survival.
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BridgeTrustFund
· 12h ago
It's the same classic trick again—large discrepancies between liquidity and market cap are definitely a sign of a rug pull.
Artificially equal buy and sell volumes—who can't see through that... They really don't think much of people.
More and more of these kinds of scams are popping up on Solana. Stay highly vigilant.
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GateUser-3824aa38
· 20h ago
Buy and sell volume not even a penny off? You must be really skilled to pull that off, hilarious
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Liquidity over 20,000, market cap over 60,000, this math is a bit outrageous
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It's the same old trick, someone falls into the pit every day
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There are so many trash tokens like Raydium, they should be cleaned up
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It's called strange in a nice way, but honestly it's just nakedly cutting
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From the distribution of holdings, you can tell who's controlling the market, but this kind of thing is obviously fake
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I just ignore this type of token to avoid regrets
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Why do some people still believe in this stuff? I really can't hold it anymore
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This combo of dumping and running away has some victims crying
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With such little liquidity, how dare they set such a high market cap
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Looking at these data, I can tell who's manipulating behind the scenes, it's so obvious
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DAOdreamer
· 01-09 19:35
Another typical wash trading, where buy and sell volumes are almost identical at the face, is seen way too often.
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Liquidity with a $26k market cap is blown up to $67k, the ratio is ridiculously off.
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There are these kinds of tokens on Raydium every day, wake up everyone.
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The gap between market cap and liquidity is so big, trying to pump it just waiting to be crushed.
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Buy and sell almost balanced? That's obviously robot wash trading, not natural at all.
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No matter how good the chart looks, data can lie.
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I've learned to just pass on these kinds of coins early; there's no need to gamble.
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People who jump in without even looking at the distribution of holdings should learn their lesson.
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Degen4Breakfast
· 01-09 04:16
Another thing with mismatched data, this kind of flat trading volume is obviously a robot dancing around.
Liquidity is only 26,000 but they claim a market cap of 67,000? That's hilarious, it's just a paper tiger.
I was fooled by this kind of trap once before, and I won't touch tokens with such bizarre ratios again.
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GasFeeVictim
· 01-09 04:13
Once again, this kind of data perfectly matches and looks fake at a glance.
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Trading volume is flat? Haha, how good are they at fabricating... just pass.
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Raydium has had too many pitfalls these days, I’ve switched to Orca.
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Daring to mark a market cap of 67k with only over 20,000 in liquidity? That's truly outrageous.
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I've been saying for a while that nine out of ten new tokens on the Solana chain are scams. Luckily, I didn't get involved.
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How can I check the distribution of holdings, everyone? Any tools recommended?
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I've been fooled by this kind of chart once. Now, when I see symmetrical data, I just run.
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It seems that recently, the garbage tokens in the Solana ecosystem have indeed increased. Time to open my eyes.
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SingleForYears
· 01-09 04:05
It's the same old trick of opening high and closing low. With such a big gap between liquidity and market cap, it's obvious that no one is really playing.
Should have seen through this scheme long ago; someone always falls into the trap every time.
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MonkeySeeMonkeyDo
· 01-09 04:04
Here they come again, every day these honey pots. Raydium should have done something long ago.
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Liquidity is only 26,000, yet the market cap is inflated to 70,000. Who would believe that? Haha.
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The trading volume is exactly the same, which is really absurd. This is just trading with oneself.
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I just want to know how many people will still fall into this trap. It's so obvious.
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The real tactics of market manipulation look just ridiculous.
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Wake up, everyone. The data speaks for itself. Don't rely on charts.
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The Solana ecosystem is being drained every day. I'm exhausted.
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Have you checked the distribution of holdings? Only true brave warriors dare to buy.
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Isn't this just a standard sign of a scam about to run? How many people have fallen for this?
Be cautious of this suspicious token on the Solana chain 👇
An abnormal token has appeared on the Raydium platform on the SOL chain, with bizarre data performance—24-hour trading volume is almost flat (buying $31,709 vs selling $31,014), liquidity is only $26,537, yet the market cap is listed as $67,170. Such a stark ratio is often a typical sign of a scam.
**Key Risk Points:**
- Equal buy and sell volumes, lacking natural trading depth
- Severe imbalance between liquidity and market cap
- Prone to sudden dumps or rug pulls
Before trading in the Solana ecosystem, be sure to verify key information such as token holdings distribution and lock-up periods. Don’t be fooled by attractive charts—seeing through the truth behind the data is the key to survival.