Solana trading glossary
What does exit liquidity mean?
Also called: Being exit liquidity
The buyers whose purchases let earlier, larger holders sell at a good price. Being exit liquidity means buying what insiders are selling.
Every sale needs a buyer. A holder with a large position cannot sell it into a thin pool without crashing the price, so they need a wave of buyers first. Hype, paid promotion and fake volume exist to create that wave. The people who buy into it are the exit liquidity.
It is not always a scam. Any early buyer taking profit sells to later buyers. The problem is when the whole plan depends on it: supply held by a few linked wallets, promotion timed with their selling, and nothing behind the token once they are out.
Why it matters before you trade
How NAVI shows it
The rug check on each token page shows how concentrated the supply is, and the bubble map shows whether the largest holders are linked. The risk changes list shows tokens whose risk level has recently moved up.
Related terms
- Insider walletsWallets connected to a token's team or launch, usually funded by the creator or buying before the public, that hold supply at a cost ordinary buyers could not get.
- Wash tradingTrading a token back and forth between wallets controlled by the same party to make volume and activity look larger than they are.
- Soft rug vs hard rugA hard rug uses a technical power (pulling the pool, minting, freezing) to take value at once. A soft rug is insiders selling down over time and abandoning the token.
Last reviewed 2026-09-25. NAVI is informational only and nothing here is financial advice.