[GUEST ACCESS MODE: Data is scrambled or limited to provide examples. Make requests using your API key to unlock full data. Check https://lunarcrush.ai/auth for authentication information.]  Lucid🚫🧠[@LucidmetaX](/creator/twitter/LucidmetaX) on x 3324 followers Created: 2025-07-25 17:40:02 UTC $STUPID deeeep liquidity. Hey degens, holders, and curious crypto wanderers—let's dive deep (pun intended) into why the liquidity for $STUPID (StupidCoin) is so ridiculously robust compared to its market cap. If you've been eyeing this meme coin on Solana, you've probably noticed the numbers: a market cap sitting at around $XXX million (fully diluted), but with liquidity pooled at a whopping $XXXXXXX. That gives us a liquidity-to-market-cap ratio of about 21%—insanely high for a small-cap project like this. Why? It's not magic; it's a perfect storm of smart launch mechanics, community muscle, and ecosystem synergy that's turning heads and building trust. Buckle up; this is gonna be a long one, but by the end, you'll see why $STUPID isn't just another pump-and-dump—it's built for the long haul. First off, let's talk origins. $STUPID was birthed on the Solana meme coin launcher that's become a go-to for fair launches. When a token "graduates" from that bonding curve milestone around $XXXXXX market cap—it automatically dumps a chunk of liquidity into a Raydium pool. We're talking $XXXXXX to $XXXXXX worth, and here's the kicker: that initial liquidity is burned. LP tokens get sent to a black hole address, meaning no one can yank it out for a rug pull. This sets a secure foundation right from day one, giving traders confidence that there's a baseline of liquidity that won't vanish overnight. Many meme coins launch with sketchy setups where devs hold the keys to the pool—$STUPID said "nah" and locked it in for good. But that's just the starting point. The real depth comes from organic growth fueled by the community. Once on Raydium, anyone can become a liquidity provider (LP) by adding equal parts $STUPID and SOL to the pool. Why do they? Simple economics: Raydium charges a XXXX% fee on every swap, and the lion's share goes back to LPs as rewards. For a buzzing token like $STUPID, with ties to the hilarious Stupid MFs NFT collection, trading volume picks up fast. More volume means more fees, which incentivizes folks to pile in more capital. It's a virtuous cycle—deeper liquidity reduces slippage (those nasty price impacts on big trades), attracting even more traders, which boosts volume further, and encourages even more LPs. Right now, with $743K in the pool, you can make sizable buys or sells without the price swinging wildly. Compare that to your average low-liq meme coin where a $1K trade tanks the chart—$STUPID is playing in a different league. Now, layer on the community factor. The Stupid MFs ecosystem isn't just about cute (or stupid) NFTs; it's a tribe of misfits, degens, and creators who vibe on shared "stupidity" as a superpower. These XXXXX hand-drawn survivors aren't passive art—they're generating real revenue through sales, royalties, and even domain plays like And get this: as of July 24, 2025, the project rolled out the "Stupid Strategic Reserve," funneling a portion of those NFT profits straight into $STUPID buybacks. Buybacks scoop up tokens from the market, locking them away or burning them, which creates scarcity and upward pressure on price. But indirectly, this boosts liquidity too—confident holders and new entrants see the backing, feel the FOMO, and add to the pool themselves to earn those fees while the ecosystem grows. It's like the NFTs are the engine, and $STUPID is the fuel; together, they keep the liquidity ocean deep and navigable. Stats don't lie—check the current setup: price hovering at $0.003526, 24-hour volume around $98K, and that pool holding strong. With about 10-11% of the total token supply (1 billion fully circulating) sitting in liquidity, it's a signal of maturity. Most grads limp along with 1-5% ratios, leading to volatile dumps and frustrated holders. $STUPID's community actively promotes this depth as a core feature: "deep af liquidity" means lower risk for I investors.  XX engagements  **Related Topics** [market cap](/topic/market-cap) [meme coin](/topic/meme-coin) [holders](/topic/holders) [$stupid](/topic/$stupid) [stupidcoin](/topic/stupidcoin) [coins solana ecosystem](/topic/coins-solana-ecosystem) [coins meme](/topic/coins-meme) [coins pump fun](/topic/coins-pump-fun) [Post Link](https://x.com/LucidmetaX/status/1948800421897674901)
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Lucid🚫🧠@LucidmetaX on x 3324 followers
Created: 2025-07-25 17:40:02 UTC
$STUPID deeeep liquidity.
Hey degens, holders, and curious crypto wanderers—let's dive deep (pun intended) into why the liquidity for $STUPID (StupidCoin) is so ridiculously robust compared to its market cap. If you've been eyeing this meme coin on Solana, you've probably noticed the numbers: a market cap sitting at around $XXX million (fully diluted), but with liquidity pooled at a whopping $XXXXXXX. That gives us a liquidity-to-market-cap ratio of about 21%—insanely high for a small-cap project like this. Why? It's not magic; it's a perfect storm of smart launch mechanics, community muscle, and ecosystem synergy that's turning heads and building trust. Buckle up; this is gonna be a long one, but by the end, you'll see why $STUPID isn't just another pump-and-dump—it's built for the long haul.
First off, let's talk origins. $STUPID was birthed on the Solana meme coin launcher that's become a go-to for fair launches. When a token "graduates" from that bonding curve milestone around $XXXXXX market cap—it automatically dumps a chunk of liquidity into a Raydium pool. We're talking $XXXXXX to $XXXXXX worth, and here's the kicker: that initial liquidity is burned. LP tokens get sent to a black hole address, meaning no one can yank it out for a rug pull. This sets a secure foundation right from day one, giving traders confidence that there's a baseline of liquidity that won't vanish overnight. Many meme coins launch with sketchy setups where devs hold the keys to the pool—$STUPID said "nah" and locked it in for good.
But that's just the starting point. The real depth comes from organic growth fueled by the community. Once on Raydium, anyone can become a liquidity provider (LP) by adding equal parts $STUPID and SOL to the pool. Why do they? Simple economics: Raydium charges a XXXX% fee on every swap, and the lion's share goes back to LPs as rewards. For a buzzing token like $STUPID, with ties to the hilarious Stupid MFs NFT collection, trading volume picks up fast. More volume means more fees, which incentivizes folks to pile in more capital. It's a virtuous cycle—deeper liquidity reduces slippage (those nasty price impacts on big trades), attracting even more traders, which boosts volume further, and encourages even more LPs. Right now, with $743K in the pool, you can make sizable buys or sells without the price swinging wildly. Compare that to your average low-liq meme coin where a $1K trade tanks the chart—$STUPID is playing in a different league.
Now, layer on the community factor. The Stupid MFs ecosystem isn't just about cute (or stupid) NFTs; it's a tribe of misfits, degens, and creators who vibe on shared "stupidity" as a superpower. These XXXXX hand-drawn survivors aren't passive art—they're generating real revenue through sales, royalties, and even domain plays like And get this: as of July 24, 2025, the project rolled out the "Stupid Strategic Reserve," funneling a portion of those NFT profits straight into $STUPID buybacks. Buybacks scoop up tokens from the market, locking them away or burning them, which creates scarcity and upward pressure on price. But indirectly, this boosts liquidity too—confident holders and new entrants see the backing, feel the FOMO, and add to the pool themselves to earn those fees while the ecosystem grows. It's like the NFTs are the engine, and $STUPID is the fuel; together, they keep the liquidity ocean deep and navigable.
Stats don't lie—check the current setup: price hovering at $0.003526, 24-hour volume around $98K, and that pool holding strong. With about 10-11% of the total token supply (1 billion fully circulating) sitting in liquidity, it's a signal of maturity. Most grads limp along with 1-5% ratios, leading to volatile dumps and frustrated holders. $STUPID's community actively promotes this depth as a core feature: "deep af liquidity" means lower risk for I investors.
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