SNEKSNEK vs Squeak on Cardano
Live side-by-side comparison of SNEK and Squeak — price, liquidity, volume, trades and market cap, refreshed every few minutes.
| Metric | SNEK | Squeak |
|---|---|---|
| Price | ₳0.00212 | ₳0.0₄4878 |
| 24h change | -0.84% | +0.00% |
| Liquidity · see pools counted | ₳4.61M | ₳675 |
| Pools counted | 9 ADA pools · 6 DEXes | 1 indexed pool |
| Volume 24h | ₳122.0K | ₳161 |
| Trades 24h | 50 | 2 |
| Market cap | ₳158.27M | ₳50.2K |
| Price source · pair | Minswap · SNEK/ADA | Minswap · Squeak/ADA |
SNEK vs Squeak at a glance
SNEK's liquidity counts every ADA-paired pool across Cardano DEXes, while Squeak's is its one indexed Minswap pool, so the two totals are not directly comparable. SNEK saw about $25.7K in 24-hour volume, roughly 758× the $34 of Squeak. SNEK has about $33.38M in estimated market cap, roughly 3,155× the $10.6K of Squeak. Over the past 24 hours SNEK moved -0.84% and Squeak moved +0.00%. SNEK recorded more trades in that window, 50 against 2.
Caution. Squeak held only about $142 liquidity at the last refresh, so its figures may be stale and a swap into it can lose most of its value to price impact.
Figures come from on-chain DEX pools through CoinGecko’s onchain data and refresh every few minutes. Figures are quoted in ADA by default; the header toggle switches to USD. Deeper liquidity means an order of a given size moves the price less; higher volume means the price is set by more recent trades. Neither number says anything about a project’s quality. Nothing on this page is financial advice.
Where to buy SNEK and Squeak
Both are Cardano native tokens bought on decentralized exchanges with a Cardano wallet holding some ADA. The SNEK page and the Squeak page each carry a swap panel that routes through DexHunter across Cardano DEXes, plus the chart, recent trades and 30-day price history. New to Cardano DEXes? Read the step-by-step swap guide on catsky.io.
Before confirming a swap, compare the policy ID your wallet shows against the project’s official channels. CatScan reports the IDs it finds on-chain and does not certify them:
- SNEK: 279c909f348e533da5808898f87f9a14bb2c3dfbbacccd631d927a3f
- Squeak: 097f37ef3f64a7967c645cb2a40b67594b0f6f4d187d654ff9274037
SNEK vs Squeak FAQ
Which has more liquidity, SNEK or Squeak?
SNEK's liquidity counts every ADA-paired pool across Cardano DEXes, while Squeak's is its one indexed Minswap pool, so the two totals are not directly comparable. Deeper liquidity means a trade of a given size moves the price less.
Which traded more in the last 24 hours, SNEK or Squeak?
SNEK saw about $25.7K in 24-hour volume, roughly 758× the $34 of Squeak. SNEK recorded more trades in that window, 50 against 2.
What are the SNEK and Squeak prices today?
At the last refresh SNEK last traded at about $0.0₃4469, and Squeak last traded at about $0.0₄1016. Over the past 24 hours SNEK moved -0.84% and Squeak moved +0.00%. These are the latest swap prices in the Minswap SNEK pool and the Minswap Squeak pool, not daily closes.
Where can I buy SNEK and Squeak on Cardano?
Both are Cardano native tokens traded on decentralized exchanges (SNEK in a Minswap pool, Squeak in a Minswap pool). Each token's CatScan page has a swap panel that routes through DexHunter across Cardano DEXes; you need a Cardano wallet holding some ADA. Verify each token's policy ID against the project's official channels before trading. Squeak held only about $142 liquidity at the last refresh, so its figures may be stale and a swap into it can lose most of its value to price impact.
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