2025-12-17 02:39:59

The RADR token on Solana has caught some attention in recent trading activity. Here's what the on-chain metrics are showing:

In the last 24 hours, buy volume hit around $99, while sell volume sits at near zero—pretty typical for a newer asset finding its footing. Liquidity currently stands at roughly $3,117, with a market cap hovering near $2.88 million.

These numbers paint a picture of an early-stage project with modest trading depth. The buy-to-sell ratio suggests traders are accumulating rather than dumping, though the overall volume remains light. For anyone tracking Solana ecosystem movements, this represents the kind of micro-cap activity that requires careful due diligence before any positions.

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RooftopReserver

· 12-17 03:10

More people are buying than selling, I know this trick too well... Another micro trading platform waiting to be cut off.

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PessimisticOracle

· 12-17 03:09

It looks like another micro exchange with extremely low volume, a $99 trading volume—how can it even be considered for on-chain listing?

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OnChainDetective

· 12-17 03:05

Buy 99, sell 0? Clearly, someone is accumulating. Whoever takes the bait later will be the one to suffer.

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BugBountyHunter

· 12-17 03:04

$99 for user acquisition? How bored must this buyer be haha --- Selling volume is almost zero... Either accumulating or no one wants it --- Liquidity is only three thousand dollars, and you dare call it a project? --- Micro-cap is just a gamble, don't touch it --- Wait, does this guy really think these data are worth discussing? --- $2.88 million market cap, like a game --- Another dead token on Solana? --- A high buy-sell ratio only shows that the retail investors haven't all run away yet

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