In the fast-paced world of Solana meme tokens, where prices can swing wildly, having a solid strategy for the base assets like SOL can make all the difference. Recently, trader @0xNitoo shared an intriguing liquidity providing plan on Meteora for the SOL/USDC pair, which caught our eye at Meme Insider. This approach not only aims to generate fees but also positions the trader to DCA out of SOL while catching potential dips. Let's break it down in simple terms and see how it relates to the meme coin scene.

The Core Strategy Explained

@0xNitoo outlined a range-bound setup using two positions, each spanning about 1,000 bins on Meteora's platform. For those new to this, Meteora uses a bin-based system for concentrated liquidity, similar to Uniswap V3 but optimized for Solana's speed. This allows providers to focus their capital in specific price ranges where trading activity is high, earning more fees.

The allocation is roughly 30% SOL and 70% USDC, deposited into two ranges:

• Upper range: 208.73 - 229.21 USDC per SOL
• Lower range: 188.94 - 209.25 USDC per SOL

The idea here is to let the price range within these levels, collecting swap fees along the way. The upper range cleverly ends at the boundary of a weekly Fair Value Gap (FVG)—that's a technical analysis term for an area where price moved quickly, leaving a 'gap' that might act as resistance or support.

To monitor this, @0xNitoo shared weekly and daily charts from TradingView, highlighting key levels like the yearly open at around $189.94 and a potential resistance at $229.21.

The plan involves gradually selling SOL (DCAing out) as price rises and buying back on dips, all the way until the yearly open level. Initial deposit? A cool $14,103, with minimal unclaimed fees at the start.

This strategy is particularly relevant for meme token traders because SOL's price directly impacts the gas fees and overall liquidity in the ecosystem. When SOL ranges, it creates a more stable environment for launching and trading memes without extreme volatility spikes.

Latest Update and Performance

Just a couple of days later, on August 29, 2025, @0xNitoo provided an update: They added $1,000 to the USDC position via a bid-ask order, boosting the total deposit to $15,062. Unclaimed fees had climbed to about $125, showing the setup was already generating returns even as the chart looked poised for an upward push.

"Chart looks good for push but we keep making fees," they noted. It's a reminder that in crypto, especially on Solana where meme coins thrive on hype cycles, passive income from liquidity can hedge against spot trading risks.

Why This Matters for Meme Token Players

At Meme Insider, we're all about equipping you with knowledge to navigate the meme token landscape. Strategies like this on Meteora can be adapted for meme pairs too—think providing liquidity for hot tokens like popular Solana meme while earning fees. But remember, liquidity providing comes with impermanent loss risks, where the value of your deposited assets can change relative to holding them outright.

If you're inspired, head over to Meteora's site to experiment, but always DYOR and consider the volatility. @0xNitoo promised more updates, so keep an eye on their thread for real-time insights.

What do you think—will SOL range here and fuel the next meme boom? Share your thoughts in the comments!