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liquidity to market cap ratio checker

Is the market cap real? See how much money actually backs it.

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your result

Liquidity to market capmoderate
7.5%
Common for trending memecoins. Exits of a few thousand dollars are fine; whale exits still move the chart.
Moderateliquidity ÷ market cap, log scale0.5%100%
Sell that moves price 10%
$1,217.08
constant-product pool, fee ignored
Volume / liquidity (24h)
20.0x
very high churn: bots or a pump
Market cap per $1 of liquidity
$13.33

Liquidity is what you can actually sell into; market cap is just price × supply. The lower the ratio, the bigger the gap between paper value and what holders can cash out.

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quick answer

What is a good liquidity ratio for a memecoin?

Around 10% or more of the market cap in the main pool is healthy for a memecoin; under 5% is thin and under 2% is a red flag.

how to use the liquidity to market cap ratio

The liquidity to market cap ratio shows how much real money backs a token's valuation. Paste a contract address or type liquidity and market cap to get the ratio, a plain-English rating, and the sell size that would drop the price by 10%.

  1. Load the pool

    Paste a contract address to fill in the most liquid pool's numbers, or type them.

  2. Read the rating

    Read the ratio and its rating, from very thin to deep.

  3. Check the exit size

    Check the sell size that moves the price 10%: that is how much can leave before the chart breaks.

  4. Add the volume

    Add 24-hour volume to see how many times the pool turned over in a day.

formula

The exact math the liquidity to market cap ratio runs, so you can check any result by hand.

ratio = pool liquidity ÷ market capsell that drops the price 10% = (liquidity ÷ 2) × (1 ÷ √0.9 − 1) ≈ 0.054 × (liquidity ÷ 2)   (constant-product pool)turnover = 24h volume ÷ liquidity

guide

what is a good liquidity to market cap ratio?

  • Under 2%: very thin. A few thousand dollars of selling crashes the price.
  • 2 to 5%: thin. Whales cannot exit without heavy slippage.
  • 5 to 10%: moderate, common for trending memecoins.
  • 10 to 30%: healthy for a memecoin.
  • Over 30%: very deep, or a fresh launch whose pool is most of its value.

Large, established tokens can run lower ratios because their liquidity sits across many pools and centralized exchanges; the calculator only sees the pool you give it.

why it matters more than market cap

Market cap is the last price times supply. Liquidity is what you can actually sell into. A token at a $2M market cap with $40K of liquidity has a 2% ratio: if holders tried to cash out even 5% of the market cap, the price would collapse long before they finished. Tokens with pulled or never-added liquidity often show sky-high market caps with almost nothing in the pool.

frequently asked questions

How is the liquidity to market cap ratio calculated?

Divide the pool's total liquidity (both sides, in USD) by the token's market cap. $60K of liquidity on a $600K market cap is 10%.

What does high volume compared to liquidity mean?

A pool that trades 20 or more times its liquidity in a day is churning hard: bot activity, a pump in progress or wash trading.

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