DDOS Records Elevated Volume Relative to Market Cap Amid a Volatile Decentralized Exchange

Risk Overview

The risk level for the DDOS token is elevated, primarily due to its very short trading history. With the pair being only 1.2 hours old, the lack of historical data raises concerns about potential catastrophic failures that typically occur within the first day of trading.

DDOS price chart, 77 candles to Sep 26, 2026 — Snapshot captured Sep 26, 2026 · View live chart →

Scalper risk score 56/100 Elevated

Elevated risk (56/100). The strongest contributor is pair maturity: The pair is 1.2 hours old. Most catastrophic failures happen in the first day, and there is no trading history to assess. Assessed on 7 of 8 components; holder concentration unavailable.

Market readEvery price this token has traded at was set in the last 1.2 hours, so there is no prior range to measure the current one against.

Pair maturity: 1.2 hours
Volume vs liquidity: 46.2x
Liquidity lock: 49.8% locked
Liquidity depth: $103,409

7 of 8 components assessed · partial confidence · GoPlus + RugCheck

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Liquidity Assessment

The liquidity figure stands at $103,408.8. The pair is 1.2 hours old. Most catastrophic failures happen in the first day, and there is no trading history to assess.

Volume Assessment

The 24-hour volume is reported at $4,773,277. 24h volume is 46.2x the pool's liquidity. The same liquidity is being turned over repeatedly, which can indicate wash trading or bot activity.

Trading Behaviour

In the last hour, there were 16,406 buys and 15,035 sells, resulting in a buy/sell ratio of approximately 1.09.

Risk Note

This article does not constitute financial advice.