2025-12-13 18:04:17

The $MIKA token on the Solana chain has been quite interesting recently. According to on-chain data, the buy volume in the past 24 hours reached $8,073, while the sell volume was about $5,145, maintaining a relatively healthy buy-sell ratio. However, liquidity is currently near zero, with a market cap of only $11,146, typical of an early-stage project.

Contract address: 3aR6eSjQCj8v1tNWYhRnpHVjFjsm9hjenR6o2Curpump

These small-cap tokens tend to be highly volatile. If someone is keeping an eye on emerging projects in the Solana ecosystem, $MIKA might be worth a glance— but only if you do your homework, as ultra-low liquidity also means higher risks. If you want to see the trend, you can check real-time charts on DEXScreener.

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BloodInStreets

· 12-13 21:24

Liquidity approaching zero? This is just a slaughterhouse. The buy-sell ratio is a joke. A single big bearish candle can cut the price in half. Don't be fooled by that little buy-in volume.

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AytacV123

· 12-13 19:06

2025 GOGOGO 👊

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CrossChainBreather

· 12-13 18:57

A market with near-zero liquidity is basically gambling. I usually just discard these.

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LeverageAddict

· 12-13 18:33

Liquidity is close to zero, this is playing Russian roulette, buddy. --- The buy-sell ratio looks decent, but with this market cap... do you really dare to enter? --- It's both super early and high risk, a classic "money dream crusher." --- $MIKA? Never heard of it, but these data are indeed fresh. --- Zero liquidity equals suicide, don’t even bother. --- Damn, is this a pump coin? Slippage can eat away half of your life. --- Market cap is just over ten thousand USD, get ready to be trapped once you go in. --- The buy-sell ratio looks good but what’s the use? Without liquidity, more data is pointless. --- This is gambling, not investing. I really can't see what’s worth aiming at.

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AirdropNinja

· 12-13 18:33

Things with near-zero liquidity are really not worth touching; the slippage is off the charts.

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