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Warning: $BABA has extremely low liquidity. Trading even small amounts can result in 20-50% slippage. The article states that most Reddit users who lost money were victims of slippage when trying to sell.
Baba ($BABA) isn’t a coin you buy because it’s useful. It’s not a project with a roadmap, a team, or even a working website. It’s a meme - a digital joke wrapped in blockchain code - built on Solana to ride the wave of hype that made PEPE and Dogecoin famous. And like most jokes that outlive their punchline, it’s now mostly forgotten, trading at less than 0.2% of its peak value.
What is $BABA, really?
$BABA is a token created in March 2024 with one goal: to be the ‘neglected brother’ of PEPE. The story goes that while PEPE was climbing to millions in market cap, BABA was left behind, grumpy and depressed. The creators leaned into that feeling, turning sadness into a marketing gimmick. No whitepaper. No utility. No team members listed. Just a contract address on Solana: 6dEJEuFvaD8jMyotbvbMx7ixpP2frXnZCSgDexwqkE6B.
It’s a classic copycat meme coin - the kind that pops up after a big winner like PEPE or SHIB. There’s no innovation. No smart contracts for staking, governance, or rewards. It doesn’t do anything except exist. And that’s it.
Price and market data - why numbers don’t tell the full story
As of November 25, 2025, $BABA trades between $0.000027 and $0.00041 depending on which site you check. CoinMarketCap says $0.00002746. Coinbase says $0.000409. CoinGecko says $0.00002851. Why the difference? Because there’s almost no trading volume.
On CoinMarketCap, the 24-hour volume is listed as $0. On Coinbase, it’s $697. On CoinGecko, it’s $217. That means $BABA trades almost entirely on one exchange: Raydium, a decentralized exchange on Solana. If you try to sell a large amount, you won’t find buyers. You’ll get slashed by slippage - sometimes over 50% - because there’s so little liquidity.
Its all-time high was $0.015323 in March 2024. Today, it’s worth over 99.8% less. That’s not a correction. That’s a collapse.
Supply and holders - a token with no future
$BABA has a fixed supply of 1 billion tokens. Nearly all of them - 999.8 million - are in circulation. There’s no burning mechanism. No tokens were destroyed to create scarcity. The supply is static, and so is the interest.
There are about 5,700 unique wallets holding $BABA, according to CoinMarketCap data from early 2024. That’s tiny. For comparison, PEPE has over 1.2 million holders. Most of these $BABA wallets hold just a few hundred tokens. A handful of wallets hold the majority, meaning a few people could dump their holdings and crash the price overnight.
Why Solana? And why now?
$BABA exists because Solana became the go-to chain for meme coins in early 2024. With transaction fees under $0.00025 and speeds over 50,000 transactions per second, it was perfect for low-value, high-volume tokens. Over 1,200 new meme coins launched on Solana in March 2024 alone. $BABA was one of them.
But Solana’s meme coin boom was a bubble. By April 2024, the market cap for all Solana meme coins peaked at over $8 billion. By November 2025, it had collapsed by 89.7%. Most of those 1,200 tokens are now worthless. $BABA is just one of them.
Experts like CoinDesk’s Sarah Cheng called tokens like $BABA ‘naked speculation vehicles.’ They have no foundation. No team. No future. Just a story and a ticker.
Trading $BABA is risky - here’s why
If you’re thinking about buying $BABA, you need to understand what you’re getting into:
- Slippage is deadly: Because there’s so little liquidity, even small trades can move the price 20-50%. Most Reddit users who lost money say they tried to sell and got ripped off by slippage.
- Scams are everywhere: There are fake $BABA tokens with similar names and logos. One user on Reddit lost $150 buying a fake version thinking it was the real one.
- No support: There’s no official website, no customer service, no Discord or active Telegram group. The last update to the token’s contract was in March 2024. The Twitter account hasn’t posted since May 2024.
- Impossible to exit: If you buy $BABA, you might not be able to sell it. Low volume means no buyers. And if you try to force a sale, you lose most of your money to slippage.
One user, u/MemeCoinSniper, claimed a 237% gain in four hours. That’s possible - but only because someone else pumped the price. That’s not investing. That’s gambling. And the odds are stacked against you.
What do analysts say?
MarketWatch’s David Marchese wrote in May 2024 that tokens trading below $0.0001 with daily volume under $1,000 have a 95% chance of becoming worthless. $BABA fits that profile perfectly.
Delphi Digital’s November 2025 report found that meme coins with market caps under $50,000 and fewer than 6,000 holders have a 99.2% chance of becoming completely illiquid within 12 months. $BABA’s market cap is around $30,000. It has 5,700 holders.
It’s not a question of if it will die. It’s a question of when.
Should you buy $BABA?
No - unless you’re okay with losing everything.
If you’re looking for a speculative play with a chance of a quick flip, you’re better off researching tokens with real trading volume, active communities, and some form of utility - even if it’s small. $BABA has none of that.
If you’re curious and want to see how a dead meme coin behaves, you can buy a tiny amount - say, $5 worth - just to understand how low-liquidity tokens work. But don’t expect to make money. Don’t expect to sell it later. And don’t expect anyone to help you if something goes wrong.
$BABA is a ghost. A digital relic of a speculative frenzy that’s already over. It’s not an investment. It’s a warning.
What happened to the hype?
The meme coin rush of early 2024 was fueled by hype, FOMO, and social media. People bought because their friends bought. Because influencers posted. Because they thought they’d be the next big winner.
But when the market turned, the coins without substance vanished. $BABA had no team to build a community. No roadmap to keep people interested. No utility to justify holding. It was a one-trick pony - and the trick was over.
Today, the Solana ecosystem still has active meme coins. But they’re the ones that built something - even if it’s small. $BABA didn’t. It just appeared, got a little attention, and disappeared.
Final thoughts
$BABA isn’t a crypto coin you invest in. It’s a crypto coin you learn from.
It shows how easy it is to create a token with no value. How fast hype can rise. And how quickly it can vanish. It’s a textbook example of what not to do in crypto.
If you see a token with no team, no website, no updates, and a market cap under $50,000 - walk away. Even if it has a funny story. Even if it’s ‘the brother of PEPE.’
There’s no future in $BABA. Only a lesson.
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November 27 2025This is why you don't trust memes with zero team, zero updates, and a contract address that looks like a random keyboard smash! $BABA isn't even a joke anymore-it's a graveyard with a ticker symbol. If you bought this, you're not a degenerate, you're a cautionary tale wrapped in a Solana gas fee.
And don't even get me started on those fake tokens-people are STILL getting scammed by lookalikes. It's pathetic.