Pretty Unreal Massive Pair (PUMP) Gains 103.0% but Only 0.0% of Its Liquidity is Locked, Leaving Holders Exposed If the Pool is Withdrawn

Participation Event

In the last hour, the Pretty Unreal Massive Pair (PUMP) recorded a total of 5,772 transactions, comprising 3,856 buys and 1,916 sells. This trading activity marks a significant increase compared to prior periods, indicating heightened interest and engagement from traders.

PUMP price chart, 79 candles to Oct 25, 2026 — Snapshot captured Oct 25, 2026 · View live chart →

Scalper risk score 64/100 Elevated

Elevated risk (64/100). The strongest contributor is liquidity lock: Only 0.0% of the liquidity pool is locked or burned. Whoever holds the remainder can withdraw it, which would leave holders unable to sell at any price. Assessed on 7 of 8 components; holder concentration unavailable.

Market readSmall orders clear near the quoted price. Larger ones have to be worked in across several fills rather than taken at once.

Liquidity lock: 0.0% locked
Pair maturity: 1.3 hours
Volume vs liquidity: 13.7x
Liquidity depth: $52,166

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

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Transaction Breakdown

Of the 5,772 transactions, 3,856 were purchases, while 1,916 were sales. This suggests a buy-side leaning in the recent trading activity, with approximately 33% of trades being sells.

Market Activity

The 24-hour trading volume reached $716,529, which is 13.7 times the liquidity of $52,166. This indicates active trading relative to the pool depth, but larger orders may impact the price significantly.

Liquidity Profile

The current liquidity for the PUMP token stands at $52,166. Given the market cap of $378,244, this liquidity represents 13.8% of the market cap, which is close to the typical ratio for assets of this size.

Risk Note

The liquidity pool for PUMP is entirely unprotected, with 0.0% locked or burned. This situation poses a severe risk, as the remaining liquidity can be withdrawn, leaving holders unable to sell at any price. This article is not financial advice.