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I Found a Token With 600 Liquidity That Could 23x on a K Buy — Here Is the Math

I Found a Token With 600 Liquidity That Could 23x on a K Buy — Here Is the Math

I recently discovered SAVE ($0x7865eC47bEF9823AD0010c4970ED90A5E8107E53) on Ethereum, a low-liquidity token with only $600 in total liquidity on Uniswap. Despite its tiny market cap, the math suggests that a single whale buy of just $1,000 could trigger a 23x price surge. Here’s how.


The Constant Product Formula (x * y = k)

Uniswap and most AMMs (Automated Market Makers) use the constant product formula to determine token prices:

[ x \times y = k ]

  • x = Reserve of Token A (e.g., ETH)
  • y = Reserve of Token B (e.g., SAVE)
  • k = Constant (total liquidity in the pool)

When a buyer swaps ETH for SAVE, the reserves adjust to maintain k, causing the price of SAVE to increase as ETH is added and SAVE is removed.


SAVE’s Current Liquidity & Price Impact

  • Total Liquidity (k): ~$600 (0.003 ETH + ~1,200,000 SAVE)
  • Current Price: ~$0.0000005 per SAVE
  • Market Cap: ~$500 (1B tokens)

If a $1,000 buy occurs:

  1. ETH Added: ~0.005 ETH (at current ETH price)
  2. SAVE Removed: ~1,000,000 SAVE (due to constant product)
  3. New Liquidity (k): ~$1,600
  4. New Price: ~$0.0000116 per SAVE

Result: A 23x price increase from a single $1,000 buy.


Why This Matters

  • Low Liquidity = High Volatility: Small buys can cause massive price swings.
  • Whale Potential: A $10K buy could push SAVE to 230x its current price.
  • Risk vs. Reward: High reward, but also high risk of rug pulls or impermanent loss.

Final Thoughts

SAVE is a high-risk, high-reward play due to its tiny liquidity. While a $1K buy could 23x the price, it’s also vulnerable to manipulation. DYOR (Do Your Own Research) before investing.

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