Fake World Assets (FWA) Carries Structural Liquidity Risk Amid Moderate Trading Conditions

Risk Overview

The current risk level for Fake World Assets (FWA) is assessed as moderate, primarily due to concerns regarding contract control. The deployer retains meaningful control, as contract ownership has not been renounced, which may introduce additional risk factors for traders.

Price0.03169

24h change+32.2%

24h volume$3.4M

Liquidity$1.2M

Pool age26d old

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Scalper risk score 36/100 Moderate

Moderate risk (36/100). The strongest contributor is contract control: The deployer retains meaningful control: contract ownership has not been renounced. Assessed on 7 of 8 components; liquidity lock unavailable.

Market readOrdinary position sizes clear at close to the quoted price.

Contract control: 1 concern(s)

7 of 8 components assessed · partial confidence · GoPlus

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Liquidity Assessment

The liquidity for FWA stands at $1,192,576. The liquidity is 3.9% of market cap, above the 1.8% typical at this size — a healthy ratio. Additionally, there is $1,192,576 of liquidity, deep enough to absorb orders of typical size.

Volume Assessment

The 24-hour trading volume for FWA is reported at $3,389,485. The 24h volume is 2.8x liquidity, a normal turnover rate, indicating a balanced trading environment.

Trading Behaviour

In the last hour, there were 126 buys and 115 sells, resulting in a buy/sell ratio of approximately 1.1. Transaction-level buy/sell data was not available.

Risk Note

This article does not constitute financial advice.