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Quick findings Strict filter (24h volume > Market Cap) — only 2 coins in your screenshot meet that: HEMI — Market Cap $159,623,570, 24h Volume $319,220,025 → Volume/MC ≈ 2.00. SIGN — Market Cap $147,193,427, 24h Volume $291,140,883 → Volume/MC ≈ 1.98. These are very hot, extremely liquid relative to size (huge pump/liquidity) — good for short-term trading, extremely risky for long-term hold. Because only two coins pass that strict >1 filter, I expanded the universe and ranked coins by Volume ÷ Market Cap (higher = more short-term tradable/liquid). Top 5 by that ratio from the picture: HEMI — ratio ~ 2.00 SIGN — ratio ~ 1.98 ASTER — ratio ~ 0.741 ARKM (Arkham) — ratio ~ 0.522 BB (BounceBit) — ratio ~ 0.513 Top 5 — Best for trading (short-term swing setups) (These picks prioritise high Volume/MC, recent momentum and volatility from the screenshot.) Below I give a conservative entry (wait for ~10% pullback), a stop, two take-profit levels and R:R for the conservative entry. All price points are taken from the screenshot. HEMI — current $0.1632 Conservative entry: $0.146880 (10% pullback) Stop: $0.129254 (≈12% below entry) TP1: $0.183600 (+25% vs entry) — R:R ≈ 2.08 TP2: $0.235008 (+60% vs entry) — R:R ≈ 5.00 Notes: highest ratio (>1). Very fast mover (24h + ~90%, 7d +252% in the screenshot). Use very small position size. SIGN — current $0.1090 Conservative entry: $0.098100 Stop: $0.086328 TP1: $0.122625 — R:R ≈ 2.08 TP2: $0.156960 — R:R ≈ 5.00 Notes: big volume relative to MC. Momentum present (24h +~30%). High risk/reward. ASTER — current $2.07 Conservative entry: $1.863000 Stop: $1.638440 TP1: $2.328750 — R:R ≈ 2.08 TP2: $2.980800 — R:R ≈ 5.00 Notes: very big 7d move in screenshot. Good for fast swing but be cautious — pump behaviour possible. ARKM (Arkham) — current $0.5505 Conservative entry: $0.495450 Stop: $0.435996 TP1: $0.619313 — R:R ≈ 2.08 TP2: $0.792720 — R:R ≈ 5.00 Notes: healthy ratio (~0.52). Lower 24h movement in the screenshot; treat as medium-risk swing. BB (BounceBit) — current $0.1980 Conservative entry: $0.178200 Stop: $0.156816 TP1: $0.222750 — R:R ≈ 2.08 TP2: $0.285120 — R:R ≈ 5.00 Notes: decent ratio (~0.51). Mixed short-term price action in screenshot; better as a trade than buy-and-hold. How I chose the targets / stops: conservative entry = current price × 0.90 (wait for ~10% pullback). Stop = entry × 0.88 (~12% stop). TP1 = entry × 1.25, TP2 = entry × 1.60. This gives clean R:R (TP1 ~2.08, TP2 ~5.0) — adjust to fit your risk appetite. Top 5 — Best for holding (long-term) (These picks prioritise project size, on-chain utility and relative stability in the screenshot — not the >1 volume/MC filter, because microcap pumps that pass that filter are usually not good long-term holds.) My long-term picks from the screenshot (with short rationale): SUI (Sui) — big market cap, ecosystem growth visible in listings. Good candidate for multi-year hold. APT (Aptos) — L1 smart-contract chain with developer activity; sizeable market cap and liquidity. ZRO (LayerZero) — cross-chain messaging (if that’s the project; the screenshot shows "LayerZero") — important infrastructure piece. CRV (Curve) — established DeFi liquidity protocol; lower ratio but proven use-case. CAKE (PancakeSwap) — major DEX on BSC (if you want non-Ethereum exposure); utility and traffic. Note: ASTER appears huge in the screenshot (big pump) so some traders will hold, but pumps of that size often mean speculative flows — only add as a smaller portion of a long-term portfolio after doing project research. Risk management (must-read) This is not financial advice. Crypto is high-risk. Only risk what you can afford to lose. Recommended per-trade risk: 1–2% of your total portfolio (use position sizing to set your size given the stop distance). For very small MC / high ratio coins (HEMI, SIGN): keep position size tiny (e.g., 0.5% or less of portfolio). Use stop losses (hard stops) and consider trailing stops on partial profits. If you get large pump candlesticks, scale out (take partial profit). Prefer trades on exchanges with good liquidity and check order book depth — volume alone doesn’t guarantee you can enter/exit at printed price. Final notes / suggestions Strict filter result: Only HEMI and SIGN had 24h volume > Market Cap in your screenshot. Those are the most short-term tradable / fastest movers there. I gave conservative-entry setups (10% pullback) and stops. If you want aggressive entries (enter now), use the “current price” as entry and tighten stops (but risk increases). DYOR.