LongCat (LONGCAT) Has Had Almost All of Its Liquidity Withdrawn
What Changed
In a significant liquidity event, LongCat's pool saw a withdrawal of $121,195.71 within a span of 60.8 minutes, leaving the liquidity at $0. This represents a complete 100% withdrawal from the pool, indicating a drastic change in the liquidity landscape for this token.
What This Means For Trading
With the liquidity now at $0, there is effectively no depth remaining in the pool for traders looking to exit their positions. A thinner pool can lead to increased difficulty in executing trades, as there are no available funds to facilitate transactions, potentially resulting in slippage or an inability to sell at desired levels.
Our Earlier Coverage
On September 13, 2026, Scalper.news published an article titled "LongCat (LONGCAT) Drops 22.1% While the Deployer Still Holds Powers That Can Change the Rules." This article flagged concerns regarding the token's liquidity and its associated risks.
Current State
- Liquidity Before: $121,195.71
- Liquidity Now: $0.00
- Window Minutes: 60.8
- Liquidity at Publication: $1,380,910.19
Risk Note
This article does not constitute financial advice.