Of the 209 Tokens We Covered in the Week of 14 September 2026, 52 Were Untradeable Within Seven Days

What We Covered

In the week of 14 September 2026, a total of 246 tokens were covered, with 209 tokens measured at this checkpoint. This analysis highlights the liquidity status and trading viability of these tokens over a seven-day period.

What Happened

Out of the 209 tokens measured, 52 were classified as untradeable, representing an untradeable rate of 25%. This classification is based on liquidity falling below the liquidity floor of $5,000. Additionally, the median liquidity change across all measured tokens was -72.1%, indicating a significant decline in liquidity for many tokens during this timeframe.

By Risk Band

The cohort was divided into four risk bands: Low, Moderate, Elevated, and Severe. The Low band covered 4 tokens with a 0% untradeable rate. The Moderate band included 114 tokens, with 33 (29%) deemed untradeable. The Elevated band encompassed 90 tokens, with 19 (21%) untradeable. Finally, the Severe band had 1 token, which was not classified as untradeable. This distribution illustrates varying levels of risk and liquidity across the different bands.

The Steepest Declines

The tokens with the steepest declines in liquidity included CATE, which fell from $52,299.74 to $0.00, NVDA from $56,079.50 to $0.00, and NAMI from $80,060.03 to $0.00. Each of these tokens experienced a 100% decline in liquidity, indicating a complete loss of trading viability.

How This Is Measured

The checkpoint is assessed at a fixed age of seven days and is not revised thereafter. Each token is counted once, regardless of the number of times it has been covered.

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