Reading Your Sniff Report
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When you run /sniff
, youâll see two main parts:
Market Overview
Safety & Onâchain Wallet Scans
Price: current live price in USD.
24h Volume: total trading volume over the last 24 hours.
Liquidity: sum of token + quote assets locked in the top pool.
FDV (Fully Diluted Valuation): price Ă total supply.
DEX Screener link: jump straight to chart & pair data.
Imagine youâre at a farmers market and want to buy apples. If the vendor only has 2 apples left, you canât buy a big bag, youâre limited by whatâs available. In token trading, liquidity is the amount of tokens (and paired US dollars, for example) available on the market right now.
High liquidity means lots of tokens and funds are ready to trade, your buy/sell orders fill quickly without changing the price much.
Low liquidity means thereâs not much supply or demand, your order might move the price up or down dramatically, or only part of it executes.
Think of it like water in a pool, the deeper (more liquid) the pool, the easier it is to swim without hitting bottom. In crypto, higher liquidity means thereâs more money in the trading pools, so big buys or sells wonât spike or crash the price too much.
Think of a company that can issue up to 1 million shares, but today only 200,000 are circulating. If each share trades at $10, its current market cap is $2 million. But if all 1 million shares were issued at that same $10 price, total value would be $10 million.
FDV applies the same idea to tokens:
FDV = Current token price Ă Maximum possible supply
It shows the projectâs âfullâ market cap if every token that could ever exist were in circulation today.
Comparing FDV to current market cap helps you gauge dilution risk, how much future token issuance could affect value.
Click to open your tokenâs page on for realâtime charts, LP pairs, and historical trades.