catcoinmeme solana: $14M Volume on a $90K Market Cap
The catcoinmeme solana pool was Nov 7’s most traded new Solana launch on sasa — ~$12.6M–$14M of 24h volume on a ~$90K market cap — a churn ratio that screams bots, not holders.
Early story. Some claims here are not officially confirmed yet. We update this post as it confirms.
- Main pool opened November 7; sasa's token page shows ~+952% in 24h on ~$14M of volume.
- 24,102 trades (13,971 buys / 10,131 sells) against only ~$97.8K of pool liquidity.
- Sasa's token check: no buy or sell tax and no ability to mint more coins.
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CatcoinMeme ($CAT) was the most traded new launch on Solana in the first hours of November 7, and the catcoinmeme solana pool is a textbook example of volume running far ahead of value. Sasa's daily archive, updated around 05:53 UTC, showed the coin with about $12.59 million of 24-hour volume against a market cap of roughly $87.7K, second only to Meteora on the chain-wide most-traded list. Its token page later showed about $14 million of volume on a $90.1K market cap.
What actually happened
CatcoinMeme is a cat-themed meme ticker with no published roadmap in our sources. Sasa's token page describes it as a Solana meme coin whose main pool opened on November 7, 2026, trading around $0.0000901 for a market cap near $90.1K. Volume over 24 hours was about $14 million across 24,102 trades, and the coin was at or near the highest market cap sasa had recorded for it.
The ratio is the headline. A catcoinmeme solana pool turning over roughly 150 times its own market cap in a day is not normal investor behavior. That kind of churn usually comes from automated traders cycling the same tokens back and forth, volume-farming programs, or sniper bots flipping each other. Sasa's day page also lists a second CatcoinMeme pool with about $4.5 million of volume and a market cap that had collapsed to a few dollars — down roughly 100% — which shows how quickly copies get abandoned.
Cat coins have their own history on this site; pawcat memecoin and cate memecoin solana both followed the same rise-then-fade pattern. The difference here is the sheer volume number attached to such a small market cap.
Why volume is a misleading signal here
Trackers sort by volume because it is easy to measure. But volume is a count of dollars changing hands, not dollars committed. The same $50,000 traded back and forth 100 times shows up as $5 million. For the catcoinmeme solana pool, the buy/sell split of roughly 58/42 by trade count looks healthy on a summary page, yet tells you nothing about who holds the supply.
Liquidity of about $97.8K is the more honest number. It caps how much anyone could realistically sell without crushing the price. When volume is more than 100 times liquidity in a day, the pool is being used as a trading venue for bots rather than accumulated by holders.
The clean token check — no transfer tax, no mint authority — removes two common rug mechanisms, which is genuinely useful. It does not remove the risk of large holders dumping, and it does not prove anyone behind the token is acting in good faith.
Timing is the other tell. The main pool opened at 04:19 UTC according to sasa's new-launch table, which means most of that eight-figure volume was printed in under two hours before the 05:53 UTC update. Fast, enormous turnover on a brand-new pool is exactly the window where launch snipers operate. Early buyers in that phase are often programs, not people, and the price chart they leave behind can look like organic demand to anyone arriving later. A coin that is still trading actively a day or two after that first burst tells you far more than its launch-hour volume ever can.
How it fits the November 7 board
The broader Solana tape was mixed. Sasa counted 412 new meme coins on the chain by its early update, with Diamond Hands leading gainers at about +8.0K% and Meteora leading total volume at about $45.9 million. CatcoinMeme's ~+925% to ~+952% move was strong but not the biggest; its distinction is purely the turnover. Our memecoin lifecycle study explains why day-one volume leaders rarely keep their rank for a week.
What to do as a reader
If you are watching catcoinmeme solana, track liquidity and market cap rather than volume, and confirm the exact contract on the sasa token page — at least one same-name pool has already collapsed. Recheck after a few refreshes; numbers on sasa update every 30 minutes.
Do not read a giant volume figure as demand. If you engage at all, use only money you can afford to lose completely. Nothing here is investment advice, and meme coins can go to zero.
Not financial advice. DYOR, ser.
