2026-01-22 06:20:16

A newly launched Solana-based token is drawing attention in the DEX trading space. $JeetKiller, deployed on Pump.fun, is registering some initial market activity worth tracking.

The token's 24-hour trading metrics reveal a buy volume of $34,413 against a sell volume of $31,496, indicating relatively balanced trading dynamics. However, the liquidity situation stands at $0, while the market capitalization sits at $11,110.

Contract details for the token:
CA: 98pnV534vUuzMpKQwPoVq1TUpz8vTfHpxpzzkdjZpump

The tight spread between buy and sell volumes combined with minimal liquidity is typical for fresh launches on Solana's ecosystem. Early traders are monitoring whether the token gains momentum or sustains these baseline activity levels. Like all emerging tokens in this space, due diligence and risk assessment remain essential before any participation.

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LayerZeroHero

· 12h ago

Liquidity is zero? How do you trade this thing...

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DogeBachelor

· 13h ago

Liquidity 0? How do you play this, lol

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LiquidatorFlash

· 13h ago

Sell order 31496, buy order 34413, yet the liquidity is zero? This is a landmine box, you can't escape at all. --- $JeetKiller... such a fierce name, but it ended up becoming jeet itself? Zero liquidity and still dare to go on pump.fun, where is the risk control mechanism? --- Market cap of $11110 with 0 liquidity, feels like a collateralization ratio... liquidation risk threshold is about to trigger, don't touch it. --- Buy and sell volumes are roughly the same, trying to fool me into thinking it's balanced? The data is round, but the plate is square, funds simply can't come out. --- pump.fun has a new coin again, always the same routine—good-looking initial data, liquidity traps follow, lessons learned from old blood and tears. --- 34413 vs 31496, looks balanced? When it really crashes, you'll know what a one-sided market is, I've seen it too many times.

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FloorSweeper