liquidity
Where this Pepe trades in the file
After reading this, you should be able to read pool depth, volume and the simulated round trip without treating any of them as an exit for an arbitrary size.
Published 2026-10-12. Substantive review 2026-10-12. Figures are the observation time.
The pool the file names
The token record’s first pool is Uniswap, quote asset WETH, with a pair address and a DexScreener link in the panel. Depth and 24 hour volume on that pair are pool statistics. Market cap is not. A token can carry a large market cap and a pool that is a fraction of it. Selling size into that pool moves the price. The file does not compute that impact for your size.
The scan’s on-chain simulation reported a round trip near six tenths of one percent, including LP fees, on the route it tried. That number is evidence about that path. It is not a quote for a different venue, a later block, or a larger order. The liquidity check on the scan uses the desk’s own bar, which is a different threshold from the ranking page’s ready bar.
LP lock
The LP-locked check has warned, with a value of 0 in the scan this franchise was written against. A zero there is not a full account of who can pull every pool. It is the scanner’s field. Other pools can exist that this page does not list. The panel shows the ones the token file returned.
What this page does not establish
- No price-impact curve for larger sizes.
- Centralised venues are outside the file.
- This page does not claim the listed pool is the only place the token trades.
REVIEW WHEN
- The deepest pool’s venue or pair address changes.
- The round-trip simulation fails or the cost jumps.
- LP-lock status changes.