Spotted an interesting mover on the Solana DEX scene—$ZHETA is showing some solid activity that caught my attention today.

The numbers tell a story: we're looking at $361K in buy-side volume over the past 24 hours, with sell pressure coming in at around $338K. That buy-sell ratio? Pretty healthy if you ask me. Not too lopsided, which suggests there's actual interest rather than just pump-and-dump mechanics at play.

Liquidity sits at roughly $64K—not massive, but enough to handle moderate trades without brutal slippage. Market cap hovering around $404K puts this squarely in micro-cap territory, so obviously the risk-reward spectrum is wide open here.

What stands out is the volume-to-liquidity ratio. When your 24H volume is pushing 6x your liquidity pool, that usually means one of two things: either genuine discovery phase momentum, or someone's working overtime to paint charts. The buy volume edging out sells by about 7% leans slightly bullish in the short term.

PumpSwap deployment means this one's riding the current Solana meme coin wave. Standard disclaimer applies—micro-caps can evaporate faster than morning dew, but the data snapshot shows active participation rather than ghost town vibes.