What buy and sell pressure measures
Buy/sell pressure compares directional trading activity over an observed period. It can describe short-term flow, but it cannot prove accumulation, distribution or a future price move.
What did the market report buying and selling over 24 hours? This Solana analysis uses observed token and pool evidence where available, keeps assumptions visible and does not present a recommendation or forecast. Current observed price is $0.000002975 with $1,172,341.98 reported pool liquidity.
Every calculator's reading of this token on one page: price impact, pool depth, holders and the on-chain holder analysis.
Open the reportActivity over the last day totals $1,663,452 against $1,172,342 of standing liquidity — turnover of 1.42×.
That liquidity, $1,172,342, is 0.45% of the $261,794,429 the token is nominally worth.
Both figures are read from 30 constant-product pools — 100.00% of observed depth — and nothing observed was left out.
Only included constant-product pool estimates are executable in this model. CEX order-book depth and unsupported or concentrated-liquidity pools are not merged into AMM reserves.
Read reported buys, sells and dollar volume from DEX activity, with nothing netted into a score.
How this calculation works — the formula, its inputs, what it assumes, and what it does not establish.
Compare buying and selling activity without presenting transaction count or total volume as side-specific dollar flow. MoonMath states buy and sell dollar volume only where a provider observed it, and says so when it did not.
Buy/sell pressure compares directional trading activity over an observed period. It can describe short-term flow, but it cannot prove accumulation, distribution or a future price move.
Treat a directional imbalance as context alongside liquidity, pool depth and time window. Thin pools can move sharply even when reported volume appears modest.
Some providers expose transaction counts and total volume but not side-specific dollar volume. MoonMath then shows the counts and the total, and states that the per-side volume was not reported or could not be read. It never models a split from the price.
Reported buys, sells and dollar volume over 24 hours, with per-side volume only where observed. MoonMath labels the data basis for this tool as Observed, Formula.
No. The Buy/Sell Pressure Analyzer is an educational scenario tool, not financial advice, a recommendation, or a forecast. Provider coverage, liquidity, routing, fees and market conditions can make real outcomes materially different.
No. Buy and sell transaction counts do not reveal the dollar size of each side. Side-specific volume is preferred when the provider makes it available.