| Time | Side | USD | Price | Tokens | SOL | Trader |
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How to read Solaradex - every number comes from real trades on the Solana blockchain.
- Safety
- A score from 0 to 100. Green (70+) = few warning signs, amber = some, red (under 40) = many. It is a hint, not a guarantee.
- Liquidity
- How much money sits in the trading pool. Low liquidity means a few trades can move the price a lot, and you may struggle to sell.
- MCap
- Market cap: price × total supply. Shows how "big" the token is.
- Buys/Sells
- Number of buy and sell trades in the last hour. Many more sells than buys can mean people are leaving.
- Makers
- How many different wallets traded in the last hour. A few wallets making lots of trades can be fake activity.
- Bonding
- Pump.fun tokens start on a "bonding curve". At 100% the token "graduates" to a normal trading pool (PumpSwap).
- Dev %
- How much of the supply the token's creator still holds. A big share means they could sell (dump) at any time.
- Top 10
- Share of the supply held by the 10 biggest wallets. Over 30-50% is risky: they can crash the price.
- Snipers
- Wallets that bought in the first 15 seconds after launch, often bots that sell to later buyers.
- Bundled
- Several wallets buying in the same block at launch - often one person faking demand with many wallets.
- Mint / freeze authority
- The creator can still create new tokens (mint) or freeze wallets so you cannot sell (freeze). Safe tokens have both switched off.
- Rug pull
- When creators or insiders suddenly sell everything or remove liquidity, and the price collapses. The 💀 Rugs tab lists crashes we recorded.
Never share your seed phrase. Never trust a token just because it is trending.
| Token | What happened | Drop | Peak → now | Liquidity | Score before | Warnings before | When |
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How often coins crashed, by Solaradex score
Crashes per day
Warning signs and how often they ended in a crash
Biggest crashes we warned about
Crashes we missed (scored 70+)
How we measure this. Every 10 minutes Solaradex saves the safety score of active coins while their price is still near its peak.
A coin counts as crashed when its price falls 90% or more from its peak, or its liquidity is pulled.
Score charts only count coins we first rated more than 24 hours ago, so each one had at least a day to crash or survive.
We show our misses too. A low score is a warning, not proof of a scam, and a high score never means a coin is safe.
| # | Token | Safety | Price | 5m % | 1h % | 6h % | 24h % | Age | 5m txns | 1h txns | 1h volume | 24h volume | Buys/Sells | Makers | Liquidity | MCap | Dev % | Top 10 | Bonding |
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