According to @nic__carter, there are concerns about the sustainability and functionality of DeFi projects such as Pump Fun, Raydium, Jupiter, and Meteora. Traders should be aware of the potential risks associated with these platforms over the coming year.

According to Bold (@boldleonidas), Meteora has confessed to sharing insider information on coins directly with Hayden, which is being compared to criminal acts similar to those by SBF of FTX. The implication of such insider trading could have significant impacts on the cryptocurrency market, influencing coin prices and trader decisions. This highlights the importance of regulatory compliance and transparency in maintaining market integrity.

According to Ai 姨, traders can now analyze whale liquidity distribution on Meteora, gaining insights into market movers' psychological price levels. The method involves using a Phantom plugin wallet to dissect trading pairs' fee structures and total value locked (TVL), which Meteora typically obscures. This tool allows traders to understand liquidity ranges and pending fee earnings, enabling strategic trading decisions based on comprehensive liquidity insights (source: Ai 姨).

According to Dave (@ItsDave_ADA), in the last 7 days, Solana's Meteora experienced around 139 million transactions, with approximately 131 million failing, resulting in a 95.27% failure rate. These figures highlight significant reliability concerns for traders relying on Solana's blockchain for executing transactions.

According to The Kobeissi Letter, insiders were manipulating liquidity by adding one-sided pools with only $LIBRA on Meteora, removing USD and SOL. This tactic was used instead of direct market selling, leading $LIBRA to fall over 90% as $87.4M in sales absorbed all buy pressure at the peak.

According to The Kobeissi Letter, insiders were strategically adding one-sided liquidity pools on the Meteora platform using only $LIBRA tokens, while simultaneously removing USD and SOL. This maneuver allowed them to avoid selling on the open market, leading to a significant 90% drop in $LIBRA's value as $87.4 million in sales overwhelmed the buying pressure.