Research on how on-chain money moves

Short, data-first briefings built from the same tools your assistant calls. Each one names its sources and shows its method.

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Buy share across Solana's trending pools

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of trades in the last 24 hours were buys.

— buys— sells
Buy share, last hour
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Pools counted
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Largest pools in the count, by 24-hour volume

Buy share counts trades, not dollars: buys divided by buys plus sells, as reported for each pool. A high share describes activity. It says nothing about where a price goes next.

Source: GeckoTerminal trending pools for SolanaRefreshes every 90 seconds while this tab is openLoading

How we write them

The same rules as every LurkChain answer.

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Sources named

Every chart says which chains, pools and time window it used, and where the data came from.

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Method shown

Definitions come first: what counts as a buyer, a bundle or an exit. If a choice changes the result, we say so.

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Data, not signals

Reports describe what wallets did. They do not tell anyone what to buy or sell.

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