SOAR SCAN · live
Every other new-pairs feed shows you a name, a chart and a number going up. At two minutes old none of that is evidence. What is evidence, and is free, is the wallet that opened it — how many tokens it has minted before, and how many of those ever went anywhere.
Nothing on this page scores above 60, and none of it can say a token is good. A launch minutes old has no record to grade — so this grades the launch: the deployer's history, how concentrated the supply is, and whether the mint and freeze authorities were actually given up. Everything else on this site refuses to certify a young token, and the tape is not an exception to that; it is the same rule applied earlier.
Launches that never reached a market are kept in the tally and then deleted. Any site can list what is new. Almost none will tell you what share of it was still trading an hour later, and that ratio only exists if the failures are counted rather than quietly dropped.
Launches are read from Jupiter's recent-launch feed, which covers the most recent mints at the moment we ask. The count above is what we saw, not every launch on Solana — the true number is far larger. Read the ratio as a property of our sample.