Why does liquidity decide everything?
You can find a top token, a cool price, and even be right…
But without liquidity, you won't be able to sell or buy at a favorable price.
📌 What is liquidity?
Liquidity is how easily you can buy or sell an asset without a significant change in price.
• 🔼 High liquidity = small spread, fast transaction.
• 🔽 Low liquidity = large spread, slippage, order hanging.
📊 Where is liquidity higher?
• ✅ CEX (Binance, Bybit) — order book depth, millions in volume.
• ⚠️ DEX (Uniswap, PancakeSwap) — depends on the pool. For new tokens — almost 0.
• 🪙 Tokens with small capitalization = almost always low liquidity.
💣 Dangers of low liquidity:
• ❌ Bought — can't sell
• 💸 Price “slipped” — and you lost 10%
• 😵 Someone poured 10K into a token — and crashed the chart
💡 Tips for beginners:
✔️ Check trading volumes and order book depth before entering
✔️ In DeFi — check the pool size (TVL, Pool Size)
✔️ Don't invest a large amount in illiquid coins without understanding the risks
💬 Have you ever lost money due to low liquidity?
👇 Share your experience — let beginners learn from others' mistakes, not their own.
