2026-01-07 22:31:32

An interesting phenomenon worth noting — a token project called $KUROMI has recently appeared on the Solana chain. Based on the latest 24-hour data, the buy volume reached $7,952, while the sell volume was $4,679, indicating a certain level of buying interest among market participants.

However, it is important to note that the project's liquidity pool is currently at $0, and its market cap is only $12,315. These emerging projects often carry higher risk characteristics — high volatility, low liquidity, and a very small market cap, all of which mean participants need to exercise extra caution.

For traders interested in studying micro-projects like this on the Solana ecosystem, the focus should be on understanding their fundamentals and community feedback, rather than relying solely on technical data. After all, with such a tiny market cap and zero liquidity, any large inflow or outflow could trigger significant volatility.

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LayoffMiner

· 01-07 23:01

Liquidity is zero? Isn't this just a honeypot... or maybe I should forget about it --- $KUROMI this project is too small, it feels like it could be crushed at any moment --- The trading volume difference is only about 3000? That data seems a bit fishy --- Micro trading is micro trading, at least don't have zero liquidity, how can it possibly make a scene --- Another new coin, is this really different this time? --- Market cap of 12315? I thought it was just a few zeros, gave me a scare --- Clear selling pressure, early buyers are probably about to exit --- Projects like this on the Solana chain are emerging endlessly, everyone needs to discern for themselves --- I would just pass if the liquidity pool is zero, thank you --- The buy-sell ratio is okay, but this volume really can't withstand a wave

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rug_connoisseur

· 01-07 23:00

Liquidity is zero? Isn't this just the prelude to a rug pull? I've seen too many cases like this. The trading volume gap is so large, it feels like they are trying to accumulate. With a market cap of 12k and a micro-cap, playing this is like gambling with your life. Not touching it, let's wait and see the community feedback. Another garbage Solana coin, the next one.

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FallingLeaf

· 01-07 22:59

Liquidity pool is zero? How can you trade like this? Purely a pump-and-dump game. --- Another meme coin on Solana, with such a huge gap between buy and sell prices. Does anyone really believe this thing can go up? --- Market cap of 12315... Bro, are you trying to gamble or lose? --- I've seen too many micro-trading projects using this routine, and they all end up dead due to zero liquidity. --- $KUROMI sounds like a certain anime character... Feels like another signal of a rug pull. --- Community feedback? Bro, where do these Solana projects have communities? They're all just gambling groups on Telegram. --- Look at this data, it could drop to negative in minutes. --- Liquidity is zero but still claims to be a project? What kind of thing is this?

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MEVHunterNoLoss

· 01-07 22:58

Liquidity pool is zero? Isn't this just a direct rug pull? --- $12k market cap and still dare to touch, you must be really clear-headed --- The buy and sell order volumes are so mismatched, feels like someone is laying the groundwork? --- Micro-cap projects are the most annoying because they can't run away, locking them is pointless --- On the Solana chain, there’s a new project every day, how many can really make money? --- It looks popular, but zero liquidity is really a big trap --- I never touch this kind of project, the risk-reward ratio is way too unbalanced --- By the way, can anyone really survive and come out of such projects? --- Why are people still buying when there's no liquidity? --- Another routine of cutting leeks, next one

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PebbleHander

· 01-07 22:56

Liquidity pool is zero? Isn't that a direct sign of a rug pull? It feels very risky. Being able to get out of such a scheme is true skill. I think I'll just watch. It's another gambler's game, what’s the point of a $12k market cap? The buy and sell volumes are so unbalanced, clearly someone is testing the waters. How is the community feedback? Is no one mentioning $KUROMI? Projects with zero liquidity are really not playable. One big whale dumps in and it's over. For these micro-pool projects, I can only wish you good luck. The risk is too high to take.

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GasDevourer

· 01-07 22:43

Liquidity pool is zero? Bro, isn't this a sign of a rug pull? $KUROMI's buy and sell volume difference is so big. I feel like someone is accumulating shares. The micro-disk coin scheme is too deep. Without liquidity, I really don't dare to touch it. A coin with a market cap of 12k, a big holder can't even sell out. This is gambling. How's the community feedback? I haven't heard anyone discuss this thing. High buy and low sell game, not my style. Let's see if there are other projects. I advise everyone to stay far away from zero liquidity projects. Don't ask me how I know.

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RektRecorder

· 01-07 22:41

Liquidity pool is zero? Brother, this is a clear sign of a rug pull, don't touch it. $12k market cap and still boasting about buying interest, wake up everyone. Another shit coin on Solana, the next one to be rug-pulled is you. KUROMI? Sounds like a meme project, with no fundamentals. Zero liquidity is really extreme, easy to enter but hard to exit. I've studied these kinds of projects long ago, they are basically just for pulling the wool over investors' eyes. Why are people still rushing in? Who gave you the courage? What does a low trading volume indicate? The whales are accumulating, don’t be fooled. Micro-trading projects are just gambling, I’ve long since quit this game. Can community feedback be reliable? They’re all shills, don’t be naive. Another zero-liquidity air coin waiting for the wind, I’ve seen enough.

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