Anime Big Titty Coin (ABTC) Rose 230.0% but Only 0.0% of Its Liquidity is Locked, Leaving Holders Exposed If the Pool is Withdrawn

Momentum Condition

The trading activity for Anime Big Titty Coin (ABTC) peaked with a price increase of 230.0% within one hour, reaching a price of $0.0003567. However, this momentum is now fading as the liquidity available sits at $52,298, with only 0.0% of it locked, raising concerns about the stability of the price if liquidity is withdrawn.

Price0.0003567

1h change+230.0%

24h volume$95.7k

Liquidity$52.3k

Pool age62m old

Snapshot captured Nov 7, 2026 · View live chart →

Scalper risk score 60/100 Elevated

Elevated risk (60/100). 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: 1.0 hours
Liquidity depth: $52,298

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

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Participation Context

In the last hour, there were 1,413 transactions, comprising 686 buys and 727 sells. This activity indicates a slight imbalance towards selling, which could further contribute to the fading momentum.

Trading Activity

Of the recent transactions, 51% were sells, indicating that selling pressure is present in the market. This balance suggests that while there is still buying interest, it is not enough to counter the selling activity.

Liquidity Profile

The liquidity for ABTC is currently at $52,298. This amount is workable for small positions, but larger orders may face challenges as they could move the price against the trader.

Risk Note

This article is not financial advice. The elevated risk level is primarily due to the absence of locked liquidity, which could leave holders vulnerable if liquidity is withdrawn.