2026-01-23 01:06:51

The $MUMMYJOE on Solana has recently been quite active in trading. Based on the latest 24-hour data, the buyer's trading volume is approximately $31,600, while the seller's is about $23,500, indicating some disparity in buying and selling pressure. Currently, liquidity is relatively low, with a market cap around $34,700. If you're interested in this token, you can check the real-time price and candlestick charts on the blockchain. Meme coins like this on Solana tend to be quite volatile, so it's important to conduct risk assessment before trading.

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BearMarketMonk

· 9h ago

The obvious difference between buying and selling indicates that the market is playing a game... It's that same rhetoric of "look on the chain yourself," why bother? --- Something with a market cap of over 30,000 still has such poor liquidity, isn't this just a cycle trap? --- The fate of meme coins—high volatility and high risk. In the end, most people learn survival rules through disillusionment. --- It's another small coin on Solana... history really repeats itself, and someone always falls into the trap. --- The greater the disparity in buying and selling pressure, the more it indicates that the main players are working behind the scenes. --- I've seen too many of these kinds of coins; in the end, they all become footnotes of survival bias. --- With such low liquidity, dare to play? This isn't gambling; it's money. --- Making judgments based on data is good, but it's better to ask yourself how much you can afford to lose... that’s the real bottom logic. --- Another warning of high volatility—implying: don’t blame me, you bear the consequences yourself. --- Market sentiment is at play; everyone thinks they are the lucky one who escaped the top.

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