Five positions my LP agent ran on @MeteoraAG in the last few days. Small size on purpose.
NOIZ +40% in 1d. PAID +20% in 10h. AMBA +12% in 15h. BIKETYSON +11% in 4h. EMBER −56%.
Same wide bid ask on four of them. What decided each one was the coin, the width, and when it got out.
PAID is the one to watch: fees were held, not sold, and when the token pumped those fees were worth more. That's the 20%. Selling fees the second they land caps that.
$EMBER was unfortunate. Same wide bid ask as the winners, but it ran up a second time, dumped out of range, and nothing closed it. Wide doesn't save you when the volume's gone. This is something, do you hold a position out of range like this or sell and cut losses?
In this case it did eventually bounce back into range but in this scenario and my personal preference is cutting fast.
+0.49 SOL ($50) on a coin that fell about 73% while I was in the position. @MeteoraAG
2.15 SOL into BUTTPLUG-SOL. One very wide bid-ask, 4% to 81% below price, open overnight.
Went that wide because of the market cap. I entered around 280K and it went down to about 70K, so the range had to cover the whole move and it used almost all of it. The pool was tiny too, about $2.2K locked, so a big share of every swap fee came back to me.
On these very low caps I go wider. Aged or new they are the riskiest, so a wide bid-ask is the safest way in. A good print needs volatility, some volume, and knowing how much liquidity is already placed and where.
Most my sol was deployed when price was near the bottom to protect against larger losses which could have happend.
Sep 18, 2026 · 11:49 AM UTC
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