$METEORA Catalyst Posts
July 20, 2026Single-day social intelligence recap and verified catalyst posts · ← Back to $METEORA Profile · Market Rankings
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3 source posts analyzed· 2026-07-20T13:35:52+00:002 days ago I got $6K from @blknoiz06 I put all of it in a super wide (low risk) lp position on @MeteoraAG So far it's generated $150 in fees, which I've donated to Save the Children (proof below) At this pace it'll earn around $2,000/month just from providing liquidity
AI visual analysis: A TradingView price chart of the ANSEM token shows positions details with magnifier callouts highlighting "$151.01" in fees and "+$1.35K" in PnL (+22.23%). The image illustrates the post's claim about earning approximately $150 in fees from a Meteora liquidity position, matching the claimed monthly passive income.
· 2026-07-20T20:52:59+00:00yea they're leaking a ton of rev to meteora currently, every coin that breaks out on pump ends up with deeper liquidity on community meteora pools & then pumpswap loses majority of the volume share
AI visual analysis: The image shows a meme token called "Jimothy The Raccoon" (ticker $JIM, on Solana via PumpSwap/Pump.fun) priced at $0.01678 with a $495K liquidity and $16.7M market cap, up 156% in 24 hours. The accompanying post about PumpSwap losing volume share to Meteora community pools reflects the trading metrics shown, as Jimothy's strong 24H performance exemplifies how breakout coins like this shift liquidity and volume to rival platforms.
· 2026-07-20T00:43:27+00:00Meteora shows you APR. It doesn't tell you LP fees are insurance premiums and IL is the claims. So I built a Chrome extension that does the math on every DLMM pool — and tells me enter, wait, or run. APR chasers are exit liquidity. Thread on what it does
AI visual analysis: A screenshot of a cryptocurrency trading platform displaying the SOL/USDC pair on Meteora DLMM, featuring a candlestick chart with a price of approximately 246.034 and various metrics including APR at 437.3% and Liquidity Distribution. The image illustrates the thread's premise by showing the kind of DLMM pool interface where the Chrome extension would overlay calculations, highlighting the "Liquidity Distribution" chart and PnL metrics that need deeper analysis beyond the surface-level APR shown.