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The Wealthville Score is 17/100, with Enter at 15/100, Hold at 20/100, and Exit at 80/100; the live verdict is EXIT, driven by ai_engine=hold. Ranked #621 of 8541 raydium-amm pools, this places JHH-SOL in a monitored middle tier rather than identifying it as a clear entry opportunity. The hold assessment is consistent with fee-funded yield but limited volume and substantial memecoin-specific uncertainty. A sustained TVL drain, lower fee APR, weaker trading activity, or evidence that JHH liquidity is deteriorating would change the assessment toward exit; materially higher volume with stable liquidity could improve it.
Computed 2026-10-05 11:51 UTC from on-chain yield, liquidity-depth, and risk signals. Not financial advice.
Liquidityhelp
lock$29.62K
Total value locked
$122.48
24h volume
Yieldhelp
trending_up0.1%
advertised APRFee yield, annualized
≈ -3.0%
adjusted · net of IL (est.)
My Position
account_balance_walletAI Verdict
Avoid
WealthVille AI evaluation verdict for this liquidity pool investment opportunity.
Use a narrow range only with active monitoring, and rebalance or exit if the pool's 0.00x remains low while JHH moves materially against SOL; low turnover may not compensate for prolonged out-of-range exposure or a deteriorating JHH market.
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Performance Breakdown
| Metric | 24h / Day | 7d / Week | 30d / Month |
|---|---|---|---|
| Total APR | 0.1% | — | — |
| Fee APR | 0.1% | — | — |
| Volume | $122.48 | — | — |
| Fees Earned | $0.31 | — | — |
Data sourced from Raydium Protocol, Birdeye, and DexScreener. Updated every snapshot cycle.
Efficiency Metrics
ComputedDeterministic efficiency metrics computed from on-chain data for this liquidity pool. All values are calculated directly from pool analytics — not AI-generated.
Pool Rankings
#1 of 1 JHH-SOL pools
by AI Farmer Score
#15282 of 80377 on raydium-amm
by AI Farmer Score
Top 17% of all Solana pools
overall rank #21720 of 132693
How This Pool Works
Beginner FriendlyThis page provides real-time AI analytics and performance data for the JHH-SOL liquidity pool on Raydium AMM. Data is sourced from on-chain Solana activity, Birdeye, DexScreener, and CoinGecko.
Providing liquidity here means depositing JHH and SOL into a shared pool so other users can trade between them. You receive a share of trading fees, but the value of your deposit can change if JHH and SOL move differently, especially because JHH is a memecoin.
Pool Analysis
trending_upYield Source Breakdown
The yield decomposes into 0.1% from trading fees and 0.0% from rewards. Fee sustainability is 100%, so the displayed return is not currently dependent on farm emissions. Because the reward schedule and lifecycle are not established, any future incentives should be treated as potentially temporary rather than as a durable component of the return.
shieldRisk Assessment
A seven-day impermanent-loss reading and tick-in-range history are not available for this pool, so recent price divergence and range utilization cannot be quantified from the supplied data. JHH-SOL is a MEMECOIN pool: JHH price shocks, weak liquidity, and rapid sentiment changes can create losses or force unfavorable exit timing even when fee income continues. Emission decay is an additional family-specific risk if incentives are introduced later, because the pool could lose subsidy support without a corresponding increase in trading volume.
tollJHH Context
JHH is the memecoin side of this pair, and providing liquidity exposes the LP to JHH price changes relative to SOL. JHH's liquidity depth outside this pool is not established by the supplied metrics; thin external liquidity would increase slippage and make sharp repricing more consequential for the LP. If JHH falls or rises sharply against SOL, the position can become disproportionately exposed to the asset that outperforms.
tollSOL Context
SOL is the base asset paired with JHH and generally has deeper ecosystem liquidity and broader market use than a single memecoin. For this LP, SOL rallies or declines relative to JHH change the pool's inventory mix and can produce impermanent loss even if the position earns fees. SOL's broader liquidity may make its side easier to trade, but it does not remove JHH-specific volatility risk.
lightbulbSimple Explanation
Providing liquidity here means depositing JHH and SOL into a shared pool so other users can trade between them. You receive a share of trading fees, but the value of your deposit can change if JHH and SOL move differently, especially because JHH is a memecoin.
Token Details
Pool Details
- Pool Address
- MAdAqhZSPFzJtjg7ATAdedr2FC1zoNcgorENSjzrcVs
- Protocol
- Raydium AMM
- Chain
- solana
- Fee Tier
- —
- Pool Type
- AMM
- Token A
- JHH (C2nneybC…)
- Token B
- SOL (So111111…)
- Created
- 4/22/2026
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AI-Powered Analysis
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⚠️ WealthVille AI analytics are for informational purposes only. APR, TVL, and AI scores are based on historical and real-time data and do not constitute financial advice. DeFi investments carry significant risk including impermanent loss and smart contract risk. Always do your own research.
Frequently Asked Questions
The current return is split between 0.1% in fees and 0.0% in rewards, with fee sustainability at 100%. If future JHH-SOL emissions decline, total APR would move toward the fee-only component unless trading volume increases.
The current return is split between 0.1% in fees and 0.0% in rewards, with fee sustainability at 100%. If future JHH-SOL emissions decline, total APR would move toward the fee-only component unless trading volume increases.
The reward component would fall away, leaving trading fees as the remaining source of yield. Since 0.0% is the current reward contribution and 0.1% is fee income, the post-incentive return would depend mainly on whether volume supports the existing fee rate.
The reward component would fall away, leaving trading fees as the remaining source of yield. Since 0.0% is the current reward contribution and 0.1% is fee income, the post-incentive return would depend mainly on whether volume supports the existing fee rate.
Risk is high relative to a major-asset pair because JHH can reprice quickly and may have thinner liquidity outside this pool. The available data does not provide a recent impermanent-loss or tick-range history, so the recent size of that risk cannot be measured from this sheet.
Risk is high relative to a major-asset pair because JHH can reprice quickly and may have thinner liquidity outside this pool. The available data does not provide a recent impermanent-loss or tick-range history, so the recent size of that risk cannot be measured from this sheet.
Consider exiting when JHH liquidity or price stability deteriorates, when the pool's 0.00x remains weak, or when fee income no longer compensates for active price divergence. A sustained TVL decline or collapse in 0.1% is a concrete reassessment signal.
Consider exiting when JHH liquidity or price stability deteriorates, when the pool's 0.00x remains weak, or when fee income no longer compensates for active price divergence. A sustained TVL decline or collapse in 0.1% is a concrete reassessment signal.
A realistic break-even period cannot be calculated because the recent impermanent-loss history is unavailable and future JHH-SOL price paths are unknown. The fee-only annualized return of 0.1% provides the offset, but it may not recover losses from a large or persistent JHH-SOL divergence.
A realistic break-even period cannot be calculated because the recent impermanent-loss history is unavailable and future JHH-SOL price paths are unknown. The fee-only annualized return of 0.1% provides the offset, but it may not recover losses from a large or persistent JHH-SOL divergence.
