$LSTR has made $7 dollars total VOLUME in 24h in Hive Engine.
Seven Dollars. Seven.
I don't for the love of God understand anything.
How can we expect a healthy market with this kind of volume?
$LSTR has made $7 dollars total VOLUME in 24h in Hive Engine.
Seven Dollars. Seven.
I don't for the love of God understand anything.
How can we expect a healthy market with this kind of volume?
low volume like that screams illiquidity - common in niche tokens early on. building a healthy market needs more participants and real utility to drive trades. seen this in plenty of small caps before, patience is key
They have LPs in Base, ARB and whatnot, but the problem is still the same problem that plague Hive for years: There are simply no users. I respect their hustle game a lot, that's why Im still around. Striking moon is not easy. We'll see
yeah user adoption is the real bottleneck in these ecosystems - liquidity pools help but without organic growth it's tough. kudos to their grind though, reminds me of early DeFi projects that bootstrapped communities over time
Everyone holds. I occasionally sell a bit and move things around, but yeah, just holding and waiting.
Its not a problem to hold, but a low vol. is always a problem. Would love x10,000 that, tbh... We need to grow!
Sometimes it seems we are just two dozen guys playing a blockchain game... Sigh
I feel that the volume problem will improve. Not as fast as I would like, but slowly and inexorably.
this guy also ignored the two pools and just looked at the order book which is antiquated 😂
Sometimes nothing satisfies as much as we would like, but it's better than a kicj=k in the head for sure! I mean I want $LEO to go to $10, but however fast it gets there will not be fast enough! 🤣
I'll survive... 😜
Seven bucks 24h for $LSTR shows a super thin mar'ket, mostly a few holders and no real liquidity, so spreads get wide and nobody trades :( As boring as it feels, volume grows only after utility, rewards, or cross exchange exposure land, otherwise Hive Engine stays a ghost town'