An interesting scene: 5 wallets recently swept in $SIXAMO tokens on Solana. The project currently has a market cap of only $238K, with a token price of $0.00024, down 7% in 24 hours. However, trading volume is quite active — 24-hour transactions amount to $512K, which is 2.1 times the market cap. Among them, buy orders of $365K clearly outweigh sell orders of $147K, indicating a net capital inflow.
It is worth noting that the liquidity pool is only $23K, about 10% of the market cap. This thin liquidity combined with net buying suggests a quiet accumulation. But the risk is also significant — with such thin liquidity, price fluctuations can be very intense. It is recommended to monitor subsequent capital movements, as small-cap Solana tokens like this can easily experience slippage issues if liquidity deteriorates.
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AirdropBuffet
· 9h ago
5 wallets quietly accumulating, this rhythm feels a bit off
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Low liquidity + net buying, I've seen this trick too many times
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238K market cap and daring to play, quite bold
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Slippage hell is waiting, be careful not to get trapped
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Funds inflow looks promising, but the liquidity is truly exceptional
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It's that kind of thing that skyrockets with a pull and crashes with a drop
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A 7% decline is actually a signal? That's interesting
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Buy orders outweigh sell orders, but liquidity is only 23K... how do you play this
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I'll just watch, not making a move, this pit is too deep
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I've seen many projects like this on Solana, nine out of ten are just to scam
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TokenUnlocker
· 9h ago
Minimal net liquidity inflow, I've seen this trick many times before. Is this another setup to trap small retail investors?
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tx_pending_forever
· 9h ago
It's that kind of low-liquidity small-cap play again, really need to be careful.
I just want to ask, could the project team be in these 5 wallets?
It looks like they're accumulating, but the liquidity is really too poor.
Once the slippage gets out of control, it's game over. I always stay away from this kind of thing.
Fund inflow ≠ guaranteed profit, brother. Don't be fooled.
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BloodInStreets
· 9h ago
Thin liquidity combined with crazy net inflows, isn't this just setting a trap for retail investors... It hurts to watch
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BearMarketGardener
· 9h ago
Thin liquidity + net buying, I’m too familiar with this trick, waiting to be dumped on
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Five wallets are so arrogant? I bet they are all connected
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Liquidity is only 23K, this isn’t accumulation, it’s gambling
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It’s the same small-cap coin trick again, slippage can eat up half your profit
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A 7% drop in 24 hours and they still dare to sweep? Either big players or bagholders
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I just want to know if these 5 wallets are just aliases of the same group of people
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Trading volume is more than twice the market cap, something’s fishy
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Waiting to see when this project’s liquidity will explode
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Small-cap Solana coins fear this kind of situation the most, stay far away
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AirdropFreedom
· 9h ago
Thin liquidity paired with high trading volume—that's a sign of a rug pull.
An interesting scene: 5 wallets recently swept in $SIXAMO tokens on Solana. The project currently has a market cap of only $238K, with a token price of $0.00024, down 7% in 24 hours. However, trading volume is quite active — 24-hour transactions amount to $512K, which is 2.1 times the market cap. Among them, buy orders of $365K clearly outweigh sell orders of $147K, indicating a net capital inflow.
It is worth noting that the liquidity pool is only $23K, about 10% of the market cap. This thin liquidity combined with net buying suggests a quiet accumulation. But the risk is also significant — with such thin liquidity, price fluctuations can be very intense. It is recommended to monitor subsequent capital movements, as small-cap Solana tokens like this can easily experience slippage issues if liquidity deteriorates.