Hawk (HAWK) Drops 23.8% but Its Contract Authorities Remain Active
Volatility Event
Hawk (HAWK) experienced a price drop, trading between $0.000069 and $0.000052 over the last hour, with a turnover of $26,034. This indicates a relatively orderly move given the volume and the number of transactions, with 337 trades recorded during this period.
- Contract control: 1 concern(s)
What The Risk Data Shows
The deployer retains meaningful control: a 5.0% sell tax applies. $356,218 of liquidity is adequate for ordinary position sizes, though not deep. 33% of the last hour's 337 transactions were sells — buy-side leaning. Liquidity is 9.5% of market cap, above the 4.1% typical at this size — a healthy ratio. The overall risk band is Moderate.
Trading Conditions
In the last hour, there were 226 buys and 111 sells, indicating a buy-side leaning balance. This suggests some resilience in demand despite the price drop.
Liquidity Context
The liquidity figure stands at $356,218, which implies adequate depth for ordinary trading activities. However, the liquidity is not deep enough to absorb larger trades without potential impact on price.
Why This Was Flagged
- Price moved 23.8% in one hour (threshold: 15%)
- One-hour volume of $26,034 (threshold: $25,000)
- 337 trades in the last hour (threshold: 100)
- $356,218 of liquidity (threshold: $50,000)
- $3,734,431 market cap (threshold: $250,000)
- Trading pair 925 days old (threshold: 15 minutes)
Risk Note
This article does not constitute financial advice.