An emerging project on the Solana chain has attracted attention. Based on recent 24-hour trading data, the purchase volume reached $2,297, while the sell volume was only $522, with a buy-sell ratio close to 4.4:1, indicating strong buyer interest. However, the project's liquidity is currently zero, with a market cap of only $7,920, characteristic of a micro-cap.

Such projects are not uncommon on the Solana chain—high buy-sell ratios reflect enthusiasm from some participants, but zero liquidity means it is difficult to actually acquire or sell. Investors interested in such projects should be cautious of high-risk factors, including slippage issues caused by extremely low liquidity and the inherent uncertainty of the project itself. This reminds us to be more cautious when participating in micro-cap projects and to carefully assess the risks.