What this list contains
These are the Solana tokens with the largest 24-hour price drops, ranked by percentage change. Like the top gainers list, it is rebuilt about once an hour from live on-chain trading.
Large percentage drops are common on small tokens: thin liquidity means a single sale can cut the price in half. Established tokens rarely appear here, and when one does the move is usually news-driven.
How to read a big drop
Check whether liquidity fell with the price. A token whose pool has been drained is not a discount; it may not be tradable at any price.
Compare the drop to the 24-hour volume. A fall on heavy volume means many holders sold; a fall on thin volume may be one wallet.
Open the token's price page and read its risk section. Freezable or mintable tokens and concentrated top holders are the usual explanation for a collapse.
Why tokens fall this far
Most large drops on Solana are the other side of the previous day's spike: a new token that ran up on a wave of buying falls back as those buyers exit.
Tokens flagged by Solflare's risk scanner as an outright danger are excluded. The rest still clear the same minimum thresholds for volume, liquidity and holders as the main prices listing.
Trading tokens on this list
Any token here can be bought or sold in Solflare with SOL or USDC, and the how-to-buy guide covers the first swap. A falling price is not a buy signal on its own; decide on the project, not the chart.