maya samoyed memecoin: Top Solana Gainer Crashes 99.9% in a Day

The maya samoyed memecoin went from the top of Solana's daily gainers list to almost nothing in about a day. sasa's final record for November 9 names Maya The Samoyed ($MAYA) the day's biggest gainer at +3.9K%, with a market cap near $1.72M. By early November 10 the token page showed a market cap of about $1.9K, liquidity of about $2K and a 95.6% drop over 24 hours.

What actually happened

sasa's Solana archive for November 9 records 4,228 new meme coin pools that day, a busy session even by Solana standards. Among coins that traded at least $10,000, Maya The Samoyed posted the biggest 24-hour gain, ahead of Borly, Gooner Pussy Unit and FAIR. Its daily price range on November 9 ran from about $0.000454 to $0.00174.

Then the floor fell out. The token's price history on sasa shows November 10 trading in a range from $0.00173 all the way down to $0.00000191, which is roughly a 99.9% drop from the high. The page sums it up: at its peak the coin reached a $1.72M market cap, and it now sits 99.9% below that. The token check found no buy or sell tax and no ability to mint more coins, so this was not the classic hidden-tax trap. It looks like what happens when liquidity leaves a pool.

One small inconsistency: the token page lists the coin as the number four gainer on November 9, while the archive's final summary names it the day's biggest gainer. The two lists may have been captured at different times; either way, it was near the top.

Why the buy count did not help

The trade split looks bullish at first glance: more than twice as many buys as sells. But counts of trades say nothing about size. Thousands of small buys can be wiped out by a handful of large sells or by liquidity being withdrawn. Once the pool shrank to about $2K, even tiny sells could crush the price.

The maya samoyed memecoin was not alone. sasa's "similar coins" panel on its page showed other recent names deep in the red, including Jensen Huang Coin ($JENSEN) at about $7.1K cap, down 90.5%, and GTA IV ($GTA4), down 95.4%. Short-lived topical coins often follow this exact arc: a fast run on a catchy name, a crowd of buyers, then a collapse within a day.

We have seen the same story many times. In ares memecoin dump we looked at how a single huge sale can dominate a token's trading, and elysion memecoin was already about 61% below its peak when we wrote about it.

What we could not verify

We found no website, team or social account explaining the token, and we do not know whether it refers to a real dog. sasa did not show holder concentration or the wallets that removed liquidity, and we did not trace on-chain transfers ourselves. The figures above are tracker data from around 06:00 UTC on November 10 and may change.

Lessons from a one-day coin

A top-gainers list is a record of what already happened, not a guide to what happens next. By the time a coin is first on that list, early buyers are often sitting on large gains and looking for exits. Thin liquidity turns those exits into a cliff. A coin can also show high 24-hour volume after it has already collapsed, because the window still includes the trades from the run-up. On this token, $660.8K of daily volume sat next to a $1.9K market cap, a reminder that volume is backward-looking and says nothing about current demand.

What to do as a reader

If you see the maya samoyed memecoin or a copy of it promoted anywhere, check the contract on the sasa token page or a block explorer, and look at liquidity before price. A pool of a few thousand dollars cannot support any meaningful trade.

Nothing here is investment advice. Meme coins with no team or utility can lose almost all of their value in hours, as this one did.