Super El Niño2hbzoDxzvyspvXhxFkHkuxRNDyo3j2Z6aXUDy1A7pump
Case file · ante-mortem observation
STABLE.
Acute concentration, chronic illiquidity, infant mortality
Grade Score
85/100
Grade A · STABLE
Mkt Cap
$30.0K
-7.3% · 24h
Liquidity
$14.1K
Volume 24h
$2.2K
Holders
248
Liquidity Drained
Field Report
El Niño's Catastrophic Climate Change: A Meteorological Mishap
Here we observe the curious case of Super El Niño, a token that achieved Grade A status while plummeting 38% in a single day—a remarkable feat of cognitive dissonance typically reserved for financial institutions. In merely 95 hours, this nascent creature accumulated 315 believers and $16k in liquidity, yet somehow convinced itself that a 41.6% concentration among the top ten holders was not, in fact, a doomsday scenario. The authorities may be revoked, but the lack of oversight proved less reassuring than intended.
Diagnosis
Liquidity
Draining
$14.1K pool depth.
Activity
Sparse
$2.2K volume / 24h.
Holders
Skewed
Top 5 hold 35.7% of supply.
Cause
Likely Cause
Acute concentration, chronic illiquidity, infant mortality
Patient Note
It had Grade A credit and F-tier fundamentals—a truly biblical pairing.
Holders
Top 1
23.5%
Top 5
35.7%
Top 10
46.2%
01HXbE...LRfT23.52%
02MobS...aDSfAUTOPSY3.20%03AhPk...7zMp3.18%
0462qE...2Wb4AUTOPSY3.02%05FKEi...FvhY2.81%
063bVM...DpxS2.40%
073WPT...y79o2.05%
0894A4...pump2.03%
094YPM...RdBL2.01%
1074Yq...bvPB2.00%
BEHAVIORAL COST BREAKDOWN
19.92 SOL
total lost — cohort
Emotional TradingPRIMARY
19.92 SOL100.0%
Mistimed Exits
0.000 SOL0.0%
Position Sizing
0.000 SOL0.0%
Standard Losses
0.000 SOL0.0%
Emotional Trading drove most of the cost across this cohort. Panic buys, panic exits, averaging down into losses.
Based on 1 holder · scanned 29d ago